The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-11-12
PERSONAL

| Mr.. d. L. Wheaton went to Han
cock this week to do a job of survey
ing.
Mr.. Ed. Westinghouse has return
ed to Morris to stay.
I Mr.. David Eimquist. of Litoh
field, is in town.
Mr.. Peter Hughes, of De Graft
was in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Darlington Phelps has re-
turned from the East.
MIR. Emerson, of Hancock, was
in town Monday.
Mr.. ID. j. Burke. of Graceville
was in town on Thursday.
Mr.. Jas. Tory went to New York
on Monday, where he intends to stay
for some time.
Mr.. w. p. Filbert and Mr.. Fred
Dittes, ST., of Travare. Oak, we're
callers at the THE Sun Office yester-
day.
Mrs. Dennis Donovan. of Grace
vile. was in town couple of days
this week. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Sanders.
Mr.. G. a. F. Norris was in town
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week, noting the improvements in
the town named after him. Mr..
Morris was accompanied by his son
Mr.. VIM. Morris.
Mr.. Donovan. brother-in-law of
CUR townsman Mr.. p. A. Mccarthy.
arrived from Ireland on Monday
night and will make Morris his future
home.
The genial countenance of Col.
f. W. Knott, former proprietor Of
the Perkins House was seen upon the
streets few days this week. He is
now proprietor of IA hotel at Montevi-
dec, and reports times there as rather
dull.
Mr.. Samuel f. Wolff and Miss
Maggie N. Sarno were married last
Thursday at the Congregational
church by Rev. X. f. Norris. Mr..
Wolff is an industrious and popular
young man. The bride was not a
resident of Norris but is esteemed by
all in the community in which she
lives. THE Sun wishes them success
and happiness.
The Appleton Press takes eXcep-
ton to our statement that Morris
wheat market receives grain from
that vicinity. Positive facts are not
to be changed by positive denials,
ard we still claim that Morris is the
best wheat market on this end of the
Manitoba.
The express and post Offices are
hound to move, and that soon. The
citizen ana patrons of the post Office
will regret to learn th.g the r. r. Co.
has determined to make this change,
for as convenient place for its loca-
ton. so eminently satisfactory to all,
cannot be found in the village.
DR.. Heenan, of Morris. has accept
ed the Odessa appointment rendered
him by the president. The full i'm
portance Of this n ission will be real
lied when the critical condition of
the times is considered. With the
present complicated political ques-
tions in existence in the orient. the
position becomes one of the most
responsible in the gift of the admin
istration.-Graceville Transcript.
An accidental shooting through the
careless handling of fire arms occur
red at Mimic, Oak, recently, 10y
which Henry Burnett, of that place
lost his life. Persons through whose
pure carelessness another loses his
life in this way should be made ex.
amples of. 1t can be readily seen
how killing may be done purposely
accidental.
A turkey rattle and dance was given
at the residence of Mr.. Morrill,, OAR
NON loot Tuoo1,y o1,o,;rr ne
course. there were those present who
like dancing and those who like cards,
and all succeeded in having good
time.
Our Mr.. Sanders visited the cities
this week and while there completed
arrangements by which our already
efficient job printing facilities will be
considerably increased. Bring in
your job work, we will spare neither
pains nor expense to give our patrons
what they want.
That the railroad commission is
effecting II great deal Of good seems
to be beyond question, and case in
point right here in Morris will serve
as straw to show in which direction
reform is blowing. Through the. in
strumentality of Mr.. r. j. Hall, an
overcharge of four years ago on a
car load of freight from Illinois, and
about which the company's employees
at the time would not hear. has.