Morris tribune., 1885-06-03

lUIHeu W MOAllo laSe AhAAS"S
Conductor w. Dyson was domiciled
at the Bemis House last Sunday.
III. Hudson, of Benson, was in
Morris short time last Friday.
Rev. C. Holman and his son E. Ii.
Holman were in Morris yesterday.
Rev. f. n. Ruddock made the
TRIBUNE pleasant call yesterday.
f. A. Hancock came over from
| Mllbank to attend the memorial exer-
cises.
| John Elder has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. DeKay for the past
| week.
Miss Elder, of Red Wing, is visit
ing with her sister Mrs. Dekay O.
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Wakefield go
soon for visit to their former home
in New York.
w. NJ. Fuller of the Little Falls
Transcript was in the city for q short
time last Sunday.
J,H. Pond, of Auburn n. Y. was
guest of b. s. Bull upon the Hancock
Farm last Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Goran and mother Mrs.
Mallory were guests at the Bemls
House last Sunday.
Mrs. E. w. Randall and sons, ana
Miss Stebbins, leave for visit to
Utica, Winona Co., Mimi, tonight.
Hon. r. NJ. Richardson left for st.
Paul Monday evening to attend the
meetingof the state Old Settlers Asso-
citation.
Miss May Searle of Fargo and Miss
Mamie Duke, of Devils Lake were the
guests of Mr.. Curtis Egbert of the
Bemis House last week.
The cattle of Fair Of last month was
hardly success. There were plenty
of BUYERS here but farmers did not
bring in stock AS they did one month
ago. The merchants in Morris did
not take the interest in this Fair that
they did in the former one, did not
advertise it as thoroughly and to this
fact the failure is largely attribute
BILE.
The Second nine and q part of the
First nine played q practice game OF
ball last Friday afternoon. The Sec
ond nine were the winners by large
majority. The practice showed that
| the Second nine are capable of play
| ing strong game and that the First
nine needs to get itself together and
! practice before making any further
pretensions.
Last Saturday r. F. Elliott, the
Photographer, made photographs OF
the G. A. J. Overton post, G. A. r.
of the Phoenix Fire Company and Of
the public school children as they APP
peared in the procession. The pic
lures are excellent and are good souv-
liners of the day They can be pur-
chased at Mr.. Elliot's gallery IN the
TRIBUNE building.
| A number of farmers came to Nor
ris last Friday, June goth with the
mistaken impression that it was "cat-
tie fair" day. These farmers could
not have read the TRIBUNE very care
fully or they would not have made
the mistake. The Seattle Fair" re-
member is on the last Wednesday OF
each month. The next one will be on
Wednesday, June 29th.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave q strawberry and ice cream festi-
val at Phoenix Hall last Friday even
ing. It was the first entertainment OF
the kind for this season and was
unusually successful. The hall was
filled throughout the evening and the
strawberries, Ice cream and other eat
ables dispensed were delicious. The
net proceeds were over $4,000.
The Morris Cheese Factory will
commence operations next Monday
and will begin receiving milk at tina
time. w. +: Hastings wishes tina
all farmers who intend patronizint
the cheese factory, during the season
to begin the bringing of milk at once
G. w. Gates has had IA years of expe
rience in cheese making, took frs
=. prize at the centennial in 1876 and will
doubtless he very successful with hi
work here.
f A strawberry and ice cream socia
BILE will be given by the LADIES of til
| Congregational church Oil Frida,
evening Of this week at the residenc
=. of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan J. Jones. Thes
social gatherings are of most enjoy
- able character, land as Mr.. and Mrs
Q Jones have happy faculty of max
ing all who visit them feel perfect
at home, it is confidently expecte
9 that this social will be largely Al
. tended and be successful in ever
. way.
u We advise farmers to be on the
;. guard against strangers travelin
" through the country selling pater
/ rights, tightening rods etc. Has
nothing to do with any person VIII
!. calls upon you; unless you know hi
r. to be q reliable representative Of r
Of liable house. We are told that qui
80 a number of the farmers in Peppertc
re and in the vicinity Of Johnson static
W have recently been imposed upo
We Zone man to the extent Of $iGU hen
ed this paragraph.
The TRIBUNE's basket, which
I'll used for carrying papers to the pos
e. office on publication days, has b
to come SO demoralized in the servi
Id that Mr.. Remis has thought it nece
ee sary to give us new pein order
IT. maintain the style and dignity Of t
x office. The old basket is supernnu