Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-05-19

Wells.
P. A. Mccarthy, c. p. Maginnis
F. E. Newell and S. c. Murphy re-
turned from st. Paul last week. They
attended the national convention o
the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
7. ]. Sawyer has opened restau
rant and bakery i'll the building Oh
Pacific Avenue formerly occupied b!
Mrs. Dyes millinery store. He als'
has an ice cream parlor and stock o
confectionery. Give him call.
There was meeting of Phoenix
Fire Company OH Monday evening
Those who do not maintain theil
good standing in the company are
not longer to be exempt from jury
duty and from poll tax.
A meeting of the citizens ofMorris
is called by c. P. Maginnis, chief OF
the fire company, for the purpose o
determining whether or not Morri:
will celebrate on the Fourth of July
The meeting will be in Berkins Hal
next Monday evening. Let there be
n full attendance.
Rev. Father LANCE leaves to day
for new held of labor at st. Cloud
He is young man of more than
ordinary abilities ana accomplish.
ments and we regret to announce his
departure. We are at this time un-
able to. give the name of his successor
as priest of the Catholic congregation
here in Norris.
The district court for this county is
now in session with a full attendance
of lawyers, jurors, witnesses, interes-
ted parties, and spectators. A greater
amount of business is on hand than
it is possible to accomplish during
the present session. What is accom-
plished Will be given in the TRIBUNE
next week.
The Lutheran congregation, of the
town of Framnas, are building q fine
church. The new structure is 80 by
so fit. and is located on the farm of
Austin Thomasson. A great deal of
pains is being taken with all parts of
the work and the church will be
ornamental as we'll as useful. Chas.
Olson of Morris, is the builder.
The Rentfrow Musical Comedy Co.
filled its engagement in Phoenix Hall
last Friday evening. The entertain
ment was not as good as the recon-
previously given had led
the people of Morris to expect. Much
of the music was excellent but on the
whole the entertainment was not of a
sufficiently high order to be popular
in Morris.
There are those who have been
fishing III the Pomme de Terre river,
apparently for the sole purpose of
catching and destroying the fish.
One day during the past week, over
forty five fish were caught by certain
parties and lett to waste on the bank.
This ought not to be. Don't catch
more fish than you can use. 1t is as
much wrong to waste fish as it is to
waste anything elee.
Volume of the Personal Memoirs
of U. S. Grant, has been received by
Prof. Miles and he is now busy de-
livering copies of it to those who
have ordered it. This second volume
is even more attractive than the first.
1t is we'll bound, and is printed on
good paper, in clear, bold type. The
contents is interesting as all Know.
The two volumes make q valuable
addition to any library.
1t is reported that one week ago
last Friday while taking her children
to school, Mrs. Hendrickson was at
tacted by John Wilson with club
and badly beaten. She sustained
serious injuries. There is an old feud
between Wilson and the Hendrickson
family, the merits of which we know
nothing, but it seems very strange
that any man can be ugly enough to
beat woman in order to satisfy a
grudge against neighbours family
The young people of the Congrega.
tional church give their popular en-
tertainment in the church on Friday
evening of this week. They have
been busy with preparations for 9
number of weeks and now feel thai
they are able to give an excellent Ell
tertainment. AS we have said before
the proceeds will be given to the bel
fund. AS good All entertainment al
we feel certain this will be, given fo
such a worthy purpose, should b.
literally patronRed.
Red Wing Observation-Disclosures
services in honor of two pastors-Rev
Boyd Phelps and Rev. w. NJ. Bow
dish, will be held at the NJ. E. churcl
in Zumbrota, on Sunday, May Is, Rev
Phelps, who was the first pastor of tn
church, died at Morris March II, an
Rev. Bowdish. who was their las
pastor before the present incumben
breathed his last at Chatfield O
Easter Sunday morning. Rev. S. G
Briggs, the present pastor and Rev. J
Milton Akers, of Pine Island, wi
conduct the memorial services,
Andrew Foster and sen left thi
county two weeks ago with drove {
cattle and horses which they hav
driven to st. Paul. On their wa
they had disagreeable experienc,
Some horses were stolen just below
Licthfield AID Mr.. Foster and so
were suspected and when they reache
Long Lake were arrested and brougt
back to Licthfield. Fortunately
number OF Morris gentlemen were |
/ Liethfield that day by: whom M