Morris tribune., 1885-03-04


week, the guest of f. A. Baily.
&C. Hanson left last Saturday fol
q business visit to Minor, ID. L.
A. Sanders has moved his family tt
Norris for a permanent residence
HI. e. Daniels and wife of Mime
apolis were in the city last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Mumford, for
merly or this city, are now located In
| Winona.
| S. A. Elaherty and wife will soon
occnpy Il. J. Moore's residence upon
Fifth st.
A Dewey of the Gracevile Trans.
cript has just returned from Il trip to
| Winnipeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Fuller, have re-
| turned from an extended trip to the
East and South.
Frank C. Paquin was In the city
yesterday. He was on his way to
Browns Valley to resume work on
the Reporter.
Charles Webber, formerly II con-
ductor upon the Browns Valley road,
but now of Jameston, d. T., was in
the city yesterday.
A. X. Gray, Of Hancock, is sheriff
Aunro's deputy at that place. John
House of Norris and A. +. Anderson,
of Framnas, are also deputies. Mr.
Munro could not have made better ap-
pointments.
J. F. Hartrich intends building q
fine residence and u large stock barn
upon his farm northeast Of the city as
soon as warm weather comes. He al
so contemplates cutting out the UNI
derbrush in the grove and making
other improvements upon the shore
of the lake needed for making the
place an attractive summer resort,
Mr.. Hartrich will in short time
make this heretofore muck neglected
farm one of the best pieces of property
in the county.
A novel entertainment Is to be given
at the Morris roller rink tomorrow
Thursday evening by s. r. Norris.
"Ar0und the World in so minutes" is
the title it bears. There will be scenes
of natural and historic interest in all
of the leading countries of the globe
to be enjoyed alike by those who
skate and those who do not. Al il
lustration of the workings of the Spen-
Ger Repeating shot gun will also be
given. Do not fail to see the entertain
ment.
The editor from whose paper we
clip the following has very clear I'M
derstanding of the situation:
"Itis just the time of year when a
printer can use money to the very
best advantage, if he can get it. Con-
sequently we want to use a little of
our change that has been following
some other mans pockets around a
year or more and it is hereby cordially
invited to come home. 1t will, like
the prodigal of old. be fully and freely
forgiven for its backwardness, if it
comes promptly forward now while
we are in forgiving mood"
A farmer came into our office last
week to pay for his paper. He said at
the beginning of last year he quit
chewing tobacco. He kept an account
of the moneythat he had spent in that
way, during previous years and found
that he saved money enough in 1884 to
pay his taxes, buy hoots and shoes
for his family and have some money
left. He said that, Notwithstanding
the hard times, he found hin,.self in
bette. Condition, financially, at the
close of the year than usual. There
are, no doubt, hundreds of other men
In the country who could say the same
thing if they had abstaiped from the
use of liquors and tobacco during the
yc6[ JuSI CIOscu-EA.
Rev: Francis Watry has sold the
Catholic Graded school of this city to
the "Sisters of Mercy" of Minneapo-
lis. They open the school next Nor
day and will conduct it upon a plan
! Similar to the one heretofore adopted.
For the present, the Sisters will con-
fine their energies to the school but in
the near future, they expect to pur-
ahasa Q small tract Of land adjacent to
Morris and erect and conduct hospi-
tai. In this latter. respect they ex-
pect their work to be small at first
but that it will increase a. our city
grows, In the future history of Nor
ris, we believe the work of the "Sis-
tiers of Mercy will occupy a pronin-
ent and important place.
Many parents are Disguised with
the evident go-as-you-please tenden.
cies of the time pieces at the school
house. It ia said they run on no sort
of time whatever, going fast or slow
with an cratic and reckless disregard
of standard time and regularity that
is reprehensible In any ordinary time
piece. It is hence Impossible to get
children to school in proper season
They may arrive OIL time but they are
liable to be on hand anywhere from
an hour or two ahead or behind time
If the clocks wont run on time ant
can't he kept straight and decorous
we suggest that children be allowed :
couple Of hours for variation Of time
before they get q tardy mark.
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