Morris tribune., 1885-03-04
LOCALS.

FOUND: \ ladies' kid mitten.
The mitten Is at this office.
\ son was added to A. A. Stones
family last week. All well.
"Around the World in so minutes
at the rink tomorrow evening.
Chas. Wilson is rejoicing over an
arrival at his home. It's boy.
The editor Of the TRIBUNE arrived
from New Orleans last Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Weber entertain a
number of friends at progressive euchre
this evening.
There is to be an NJ. Q. c. party on
Friday evening of this week. A good
attendance is desired aud expected.
Last Sunday morning a daughter
was added to the family Of w. J.
Munro. Congratulations are in order.
W. L. Colyer has been appointed
Court Commissioner for Stevens county
Judge Brown has made good appoint
ment.
Mr.. Pearce wishes us to state that
since his return from New Orleans,
goods are cheaper than ever at his
store.
There Is to be sociable at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Nilsson OH Fri
day evening of this week. A good
time is expected.
A number of the young people OF
Morris attended social hop at HAN
cock last Wednesday evening and re.
port having good time.
Because Of the village caucus which
will be held tomorrow evening, the
meeting of the lyceum will be post
poned until Friday evening.
A few chapters of that interesting
serial known as the Village Council
Proceedings appear in anoth er col
umn. There Is more to follow.
Services will be conducted by Rev.
Francis Watry, at the Catholic church
each Wednesday evening at 7:3o ana
each Friday morning at 9, during
Lent.
Morris has a large number OF imam
tile new corners. Fear of exhaustlng,
our vocabulary has restrained US from
writing a suitable welcome for each OF
them.
We offer the first story OF the TRlB-
,1sE building for rent. The building Is
large. well located and is suitable Tor
any kind of business. For terms ap-
ply to this office.
The TRIBUNE is indebted to state
auditor w. w. Brsden for the audi
tors report for the official years OF
-1SS3-S4. It is valuable addition TO
anewspaper library.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. E. w. Randall on Fri
day afternoon of this week. All are
invited to be present.
DIG. Linsley has had so much
work to do that new and larger en-
CINE for his feed mill hes become
necessity. This increases the capacity
of his mill considerably.
A graphic account of the Inaugural
ton of President Cleveland will be
given in our next week's TRIBUHE
with suitable and timely illustrations.
Be sure to get copy of the paper.
A daughter was on Monday welcom-
ed to the home OF James Dennison.
She is quite small but has come to stay
and has great abundance of time In
YhieH to grow and become valuable
member OF N orriss society:
The village caucus will be held to-
morrow evening at Berkin's Hall.
Let there be good attendance and
let reppsseptiYe, level-headed men be
selected to conduct the affairs Of the
village during the coming year.
A reception was rendered Rev. J.
A. Cullen last Friday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Watson. The attendance was large.
1t afforded pleasant opportunity for
gaining q mutual ACQUAINTANCE be-
tween pastor and congregation.
":Quotation parties" are new So
cial novelty. Each guest provides
himself with two familiar quotations
and delivers them in turn, the rest of
the company guessing at the author
ship and the most successful person
among the competitors receiving q
favor or badge.
The members of the G.. A. J. Over
ION post, g.. A. r. gave social dance
last Friday evening in Phoenix Hall.
There was q large attendance. A
goodIy number Of the post at Hancock
were present in addition to the mem.
bers of the local post and their nu.
merous friends. The party dispersed
at an early hour after having had 6
most enjoyable time.
Having retired from the manage
ment Of the First National Bank, DR.
DIR. Sutherland will hereafter de-
vote his time to his profession, HI
has opened offices over n. r. Spurr''
store. DIR. Sutherland is skillfu
surgeon and physician and now tina
he has determined to give the practice
of medicine his undivided attention
he will meet with much more thai
ordinary success.
w. F. Hastings is endeavoring t.
complete arrangements for conducting
the Morris Creamery during the com
ing season as cheese factory. Witt
this end in view he wishes to meet al