Morris tribune., 1885-04-22
LOCALS.

There are buildings about town that
need painting.
The<YRIBUNE hopes to see great
many trees planted tomorrow.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
The Morris roller rink is the place
inwhich to spend next Saturday even
ing.
E.P. Docken Is now numbered
among the extremely happy. It's
girl.
Fl. A. Cousins is rejoicing over the
recent arrival of daughter IN MS
family.
The last NJ. &C. party Of the pres
ant series will be given at Phoenix
Hall next Friday evening.
ia. Bemis has large, new stock
of cigars and among them are several
new and excellent brands.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
C. Spooner on Thursday of last week.
Congratulations are in order.
The funeral of Mrs. L. E. Pearcs,
last Thursday. was largely attended
by the many friends Of the family
The rain Of this week has aided
wonderfully in taking the frost out OF
the ground and in starting vegetation.
Tomorrow is Arbor Day and the
TRIBUNE hopes to see large numoer
of trees planted about private resi-
dences and in the streets.
A society of Christian Endeavor
was organized at the Congregational
church last evening. 1t is intended
principally for young people.
James Cummings brother-in-law
ofW. B. and F. A. Hancock is here
with his family. They have come to
Morris hoping to benefit Mrs. Cum
ming's health.
Preparations are now being made
for the Observance Of Decoration day
by the G. A. J. Overton post Of the G..
A. R. The TRIBUNE will be able to
give further particulars soon.
a special school meeting is called
for Monday evening, May 4th at Phoe-
nix Hall for the purpose of rebuilding
the school house recently burned.
Let there be full attendance.
fit will not bankrupt the village,
sidewalk ought to be built to the
new school house. The mud which
teachers and pupils now have to wade
through is fearful to contemplate.
This issue of the TRIBUNE is the last
In which you will find the Financial
Statement" The statement is some
thing to which you may wish to refer
in the future, so that we would advise
readers to preserve it.
Last Sunday a son was added to the
family of J. E. Danielson. AS this is
the fourth boy in the household, it Is
certain that there will be an ample
force of statesmen In the Wide-awake
Minneapolis store in very few years.
The Sisters of Mercy, it il thought,
will not buy the Wilson farm and
residence as was at first intended, but
will buy the block in the Park just
north of the court house and will
build their residence and hospital
there.
Farmers should test their seed corn
at once if they have not already done
SO. Plant a certain number of kernels
in an old pan or box of dirt and keep
in warm place. Count the number
that sprout and govern yourselves &C.
cordingly.
A large edition of Volume l, No
of the Real Estate Register was Is.
sued last Saturday. Its publishers,
The Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate Agency are doing an sim-
portant work for the real estate inter
ests of the county.
NJ. Finnegan was in Morris yester.
day. He says that in the portion OF
county in which he lives seeding is
nearly finished. His own crop Of
wheat was sown before the middle Of
last week. Many farmers like himself
yet have oats to SOW.
The Mime. Neutrality-suspicious.
Concert Co. gave q very acceptable
entertainment in Phoenix Hall one
week ago this evening. Mime Ahlan
der-Bergstrom was in feeble health
but aquitted herself very ereditably
Prof. Stolpe proved himself to be al
accomplished musician.
The work of cleaning the Manitob'
right of way has begun, although no
to any great extent as yet. The lum
Der yards are to be moved directl.
across the track and everything els
upon the east side of the track. excep
the express and post offices is to b.
moved off the right of way entirely.
O. K. Gesme has a large number O
wagons and buggies>on hand. Som
are of his own manufacture and or
The second hand buggies are thorough
ly repaired and newly painted. If il
need OF wagon or buggy,o give MI
Gesme call. He can supply yo
with whatever you need,
The water tank, at the Manitob
engine house is to be connected wit
the cistern at the corner of Fifth 81
and Atlantic Avenue and il to be fixe
so that fire engine No. / can be al
tached to it any time. Supt. KEN
has also given instructions to hav
the water tank kept full at all times
This adds considerably to the waite
supply of the Village. The Villae
has ordered two cisterns built, on
near the Congregational church an
one near the Catholic church, and
the county will now build one or t1