Morris tribune., 1885-02-04
LOCALS.
NJ. .. G. Friday night.

Phoenix Hall.
J. F.. DauieiSou has Il new adver-
tisement in this issue.
Dame rumor is talking about Il new
$4,000 hotel for Morris.
Many people in Morris feel the
need of one more night in the week.
\ few changes are made in the adj
vertisemeut Of A. \. Stone in this
issue.
Remember the illustrated lecture in
Phoenix Hall next Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Meetings Of the Morris Athletic
Club are we'll attended and are as
lively as ever.
\ soap bubble party is announced
for next week. Further particulars
in our next issue.
c. ?. Maginnis' team indulged in
a brisk runaway on Monday causing
a momentary ripple of excitement.
The st. Paul Jobber's Union" is
the name of new and popular brand
cf cigar tc be found at the Metropolis
ian.
alliance is 10 be formed by the
farmers of the township of Morris. a
charter has been applied for by Mr..
c. Phelps.
Yeu will save money by subscribing
for what papers you want at this office.
We take subscrifp tions for any publ.
cation in the world.
last Monday afternoon, Miss Ann
cFooLer enttstaiued anumber CT lady
friends, at the residence Oh the
Spooner farm, just north Of the city.
If the ground hog came out on
Monday he certainly saw his shadow
and, according to tradition, this means
that he must keep in for six weeks
more.
9.he Ladies' Aid Society of the
MethQdist church will meet ut Mrs.
Whiteley's on Friday afternoon at ?
o'clock. \ large attendance is de-
sired.
The company organized to build
railroad from Morris via Ortonville,
southwest, have made all prepara-
ton to commence work in the spring.
C,r..a7-ilIo vTra pSoript
The American Agriculturist is one
u inc n4osF yalu"ble E4pltcatlons for
farmers in EXISTENCE. we will send
it and the TRIBUNE to any address,
for one year, for $3.50. Subscribe at
once.
Jacob w. Lineau and Ella G. Welsh
were married on Monday at the resi-
dence Of the priest, by Rev. Francis
Watry. The TRIBUNE joins with
,nelr ELn.eto4s friends in extending
congratulations
Personal property taxes become de-
linquent Oh March LIST. and per
cent penalty will then be added to all
that is unpaid. If you would save
costs, call at the captains office before
that time and settle.
There was a moderately we'll at
tended NJ. @. c.. party in Phoenix
Hall last Friday evening. A second
party is to be given on Friday evening
of this week, when an increased at
tendance is expected.
There IS 10 pc q meeting OF the
Phoenix Fire Company on Thursday
tomorrow evening at the engine
house at s o'clock. Members of the
company will please accept this as a
notice Of the meeting. Fines will be
imposed upon all who are absent.
Moorhead wants a State Normal
@chon!. and Browns Valley an ingane
so}IUni, Ought not the people of
Morris TO be looking about to see
wneather Or not there is an embryo
state institution lying around some
where that can be secured for this
place?
# was discovered yesterday that
the bell upon the engine house is
cracked. fit can not be repaired, a
new one should be secured at once.
If d new one is to be purchased it
should be larger and better than the
aid one. A means for successfully
sounding an alarm in case Of fire is
Que of the necessities.
The Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate Agency has moved from
the court house to rooms three and
fouF III the SECOND story Of G.. w.
R0hne's building on Atlantic Ave.
They have pleasant and conveniently
arranged rooms and will find their
new location mnch more advanta-
geous than their old one.
An enjoyable and profitable time is
expected at the Camp Fire of the G.
A. J. Ov"rton post G. A. r. in Phoe.
njx Hail this evening. Old soldiers
with their families and number OF
invited guests will be present. There
will be music and other things of sim.
liar entertaining character in the early
part of the evening and later q sup
per, rthe same canteen, land genera
social chat over war memories will
take up the time.
The Iyceum IN the Catholic schoo
house, last Thursday evening, wa.
well attended. The debate satisfied
5he judges that the invention Of gun
powder was II blessing to mankind
The speakers upon both sides die
themselves proud and were frequent
Iy applaudcd. Miss Bose Murphy
recitation was heartily applaqded
the singing of Miss Griffith, Mr.. Nc
Collam and Mr.. Lyman was also ell
to.ta;ninp and pecaiyetI n liberal che p.