The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-03-19
HANCOCK JoTTIN.s.

HANCOCK 'JoTTINoS.
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Paul Dudley starts fer his home in
Minor. Dakota, this week.
Charlie Bailey's chill at Starb,ck
is reported convalescent.
Mrs. Cyrus Blackmnn anfl Mrs,
Beggs re among our list cf imsaiids
this week.
MIS-. Mann has recovered from the
operation performed Oh her, eyes lates
ly, anil expects all serious trouble
there is at an end.
Whew! how chilly these March
winds are.
Forty bushels CT wheat were taken
in at one of our elevators this week.
Rev. E. Ruddock spent last Sabbath
at Benson.
Mrs. NJ ,i.nett departs for her Diko-
ia home this week.
e
Vtn Coil and c. w. C ,mstock took
in the sights at Herman last week.
I'VE ,are pleased to learn that Mr..
Rathburn is still alive and hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
Mr.. Prescott of Herman, visited.
his friend Edward Johnson Last week.
When pleasant weather once more.
prevails, Homer Eddy contemplat-s
moving his family on his farm. or to,
Mr.. Valentin's place which he has
had the offer Of recently. ..
The ladies '.Benevolent Society"
met at the home,of Mrs. N,ankin. last
Wednesday, afternoon, and lively.
busy time Was spent by about Il dozen
ladies sewing for those WHO were in
need of such garments as were pre-
pared for them. This has been a
hard winter for some who have had
ill luck to contend WITH. and we arg.
pleased to see. tie goodwill that IS
manifested in behalf of those who
are needy. Reader who can YOU as
sist to-day, who stands in need of
Jour aidt -, .
Rev. C. A. Ruldock delivered u
pleasing and forcible sermon last
Sabbath evening on the tex. "Quench
not the spirit.''
Mrs. IIolton received a telegram
last Sunday, which hastened her de-.
pa-ture to Minneap,!i where her
daughter Mrs. G.rish WAS lying very
low.
Grandpa AMI Grandma Leyde have
been spending few days here visit,
ing frienls lately. They are such
pleasant genial people, and so happy
and cheerful. the most crowniLg
beauty to old age. Il.
The dance held at the, Town Hall
last Friday evening was but poorly.
attended, music was furnished by
2''ye Norris string band,'' and prJ.
nOunced excellent.
Oar town was quite enthusiastic,
Monday over the eclipse which WAS.
from ten until after one.
O'Clock. The citizens were hurrving
to anil fro, and despite the chilling
winds that prevailed. many stood
{ ,zins through smoked glass at old
cSol."
Steve. you, need not defer matri-.
aony any longer. You are Justice,
now, and can tie the connubial knot
Yourself. =.
Mrs. Emma Erickson returned to
her home at G,lcrist this week, to
make Il short visit, when she will re-.
turn and be Installed as one of the
chief assistants at the MERCHANTS,
With her aud. anil the help of the ex-
cellent Miss JohnsQn. Mrs. .Pl"tt.
will be. ahle -. .,cpndnet lis good. u.
hotel, lis any one coull desire. En;
ma has been in Mrs. Newton's en-
ply for nearly Il year ana departs
we'll recommended.
The prlsrr meetings still CONTINUES.
and will, probably, as long rs So nue.,
interest is m ,nifest as ut present.
=: I 60. 4. .,f A.
Hunters : school 1T Riverside, and
presume size w.n soon be vending
her way ho.neward to breckenridge.
She has givea good satisfaction AS il,
teacher, and we hope she will he in
our midst again IN the, capacity of
teacliHg the young ideas how t.
shoot" ~. Z a.
.Jue Noyes is, established ut the
Central. and almost lost the hotel the
first day by. the chlmuey 9nrnng o t.
The tirst tisne,this wiEtes the chim-
rey has been warm. CO slow Joe,
20 sow. = 80 = a. - -,
Mrs. Richard Eldy is in town Wis.,
iting some II hes .cm +lrea. She in
tepds msvi:,y ~ Gienwand this. spring
to keep house fDr. Ier. sop Frank who
has tlrus.far found u. mother better
than u wife to sew on buttons. !,
The teacher Mr.. W.. Nntting has
been i'll this week. and his brother
Henry has been teaching the pupils.