Morris tribune., 1886-03-17

During Lent the stations or the way
of the Cross will be read in the Cath
Ollie church every Friday at 1880 z. NJ.
w. w. Lyon has ,opened jewelry
store i'm Muscota, Kansas, and the To-
cal paper there speaks highly of him.
The county treasurer has notice
in this weeks TRIBUNE, which is OF
interest to the holders of county or
ders.
Charles Wilson has large lot of
new goods and in his show window
NAV now be seen an attractive dis
play.
Ole Oleson, a farmer Lying just
north of Donnelly, had his right arm
broken last Friday evening by rum
away team.
State Lecturer, T. c. Hodgson, adj
dressed the Stevens County Alliance
Mt the court house in Morris last Sat
urday afternoon.
The instruments for the drum corps,
twenty in number, have been ordered.
The corps expect to be ready for busi-
ness by Decoration day.
The State teachers institute VIII
open i'm this place next Monday.
These institutes are of great benent
to teachers and should be attended by
all.
large number of teachers will be
i'm Morris next week in attendance at
the institute. We trust that the peo-
ole of Morris will see they are we'll en-
tertained.
Mai. Camp has just received ear
load of fine brood mares at his big
stock farm in the town of Scott. Maj.
Camp will soon have one of the finest
stock farms in the state
The Morris Dramatic Society and
friends are indebted to Messrs. Wells,
Johnson, HoGgson and others of Her
man for courtesies extended at the
time of their visit last Saturday even
ing.
Hen. Ignatius DonneIly will be i'll
Morris next Friday and will address
the people at the court house at TWO
O'Clock i'm the afternoon. AS is well
known Mr.. DonneIIy is Il fluent speak
or and his address will be well worth
hearing.
The Lyomen Concert Company gave
a concert in Berkin's Hall last Friday
evening. The singing, with the ex-
ception of two pieces, was in the
scandinavian language. There was
a good attendance and the concert
was a success.
Although the Sun is the official pa
per of the village for the coming year,
the TRIBUNE will continue to publish
all of the village as well as other To-
cal news. The TRIBUNE does not
care to publish council proceedings
Sor nothing and get its own copy as
che Sun seems to be willing to do.
The newly elected village council
met at the Engine House last even
ing. The following appointments
were made: ia. GiltinaH, Record
er.D. Kemp, Marshal. Jas. Griffith
NightwatchmanS G. E. Darling, Viii
1age Aattornes and D. Kemp, Pound
master. The saloon license was fixed
at 100000.
There is to be a flag presentation
ceremony at Hancock next Friday
evening. The ladies have purchased
very fine large flag g'and will present
it to the C. H. Hunter post, 1t. a. H.
of that place at that time. A supper
is also to be given in the new It. A. H.
hall. a large atteddance and gooo
time is anticipated.
In another column viii be found an
interesting business local from the
peu of Henry Hutchins. lie an
nounees his intention to devote his
SxboIe tige to official duties, insur'
anec. loans. etc., and to that end viii
close out his stsck of groceries. His
closing out sale will afford an oppor
kuuity for getting some cheap grocer
5ey.
The piaS ot the "Garrotersp wal
given last Thur@day evening in Phoe
nix Hall by the Morris Dramatic So
ciety. The attendance WIS good
The play itself proved somewhat dis
appointing and is insufficient for al
evenings entertainment. The actor
however did remarkably well AM
made as much out Of the play as it
s,ossibIe for any one to do.
At the November election this yeas
besides aiding in the election of ma
tfonai and state officials, the peopl
of this county will elect almost
complete set of county officers
auditor, treasurer, sheriff, registe
of deeds, judge of probate, attorne!
superinteBdent of schools, corone
court commissioner and county con
missioners. s.Bafa<is Is willin'" for
re-eIection seems to the motto or I'll
present ineumbehts of most OF thos
officers aud as there are many bes1t
them who are "willin'" to serve II
public, the election will doubtless
full of interest.
Tife rainbow Apron sociable at IL
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Johl
son last Friday evening was well a
tended and WAS thoroughly enjoy
bic. The sewing done by the gentl
n.sn was superior. There was gre
deal of variety about it. Some ne
stitches were introduced which as y
have not come inta general use ar
are not understood by tho ladies'. M
Miles received first prize and yodi
gentleman from Cyrus whose nan
we are unable 10 give. got the "bo