Morris tribune., 1886-11-03
PERSONALS.

Miss Kimball Is visiting friends in
Benson.
Mrs. L. J. Jones returned from
Minneapolis yesterday.
w. L. Horton was among the TRIB-
UNE's callers on Monday.
Andrew Wilson made the TRIBUNE
pleasant on Monday last.
E. J. StilIwelI and Ed Pierson, of
st. Paul, were in town last week.
Mrs B. Phelps is now Lying with
her daughter, Mrs. Mcclure, of Red
Wing.
J. +. Carrere, of st. Paul, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Mccarthy
last Sunday.
Rev. Father d. Towle and Rev.
Father Byrne are conducting Il
mission in Morris.
C. Swanke, Il Wisconsin gentleman,
has been in Morris lately looking af-
ter real estate interests here.
+. y. Greenlaw, a representative of
the Northwestern Architect and I'M
provement Record" made the TRIB-
UNE Il pleasant call last Friday.
Some people continue to so to the
old stand to find Il. J. Moore. 1t
should be remembered that he has
moved and that he is now located in
the TRIBUNE building on Fifth street.
To those who live out Oftown and are
not familiar with names OF streets i'll
Morris we will say that Fifth street is
the one leading from J. u. Goods
corner to the court house. Mr.. Moore
has painted u large sign upon the side
of the TRIBUNE building, SO that all
ought to be able to find him.
The "Roamer" Of the Red Wing
Republican says: ats my idea that
newspaper, or an editor, that people
will talk about, must be rather bar
rem concern. The editor who dis
charges his duties faithfully needs not
expect that Nil his readers will APP
plaud his work at the same time.
Some will "cusS" him hard this week,
and others will do the same next week.
His only course is, to go ahead and
say what he concicntiousIy bc!ievrs.'
We notice by an exchange that
parties are working a new sWindling
device Oh the farmers of neighb0r-
ing county They drive up to the
farm house and give the farmer a
long story about the high prices paid
for groceries. a barrel or two of sugar
is taken from the wagon and offered
for about one-third the regular price.
The farmer bites, buys barrel and in
twoor three days discovers that he
has purchased ordinarily salt. y few
pounds of sugar covers the deception.
The Dominican Fathers, Stephen
Byrne and Daniel Raymund ToWle
are engaged this week in giving a
Mission at the Assumption church.
From what we learn the attendance
thereat is very encouraging. The
sermons deal with the practical duties
of Life, and are addressed principally
to Catholics, although others are well
come to come. Rev. Father Gaskell
also has an important partin the ex-
| erclses. The services are at o'clock
| in the morning and at half past seven
in the evening.
The following is Sam Jones' esti-
mate of newspapers. 1t is not far
wrong. "IfI want to get good square
judgement on something have done,
I had rather go to n newspaper office
for it than to any court of justice. [
know the justice of Journals, their in
tegrity and purity of their motives.
l know that they probe into mems
| characters. No man whose character
is pure need fear all the presses in
America. The reporters are the best
detective force in this country. They
have brought more criminals tojustice
and punctured more shams than all
other agencies combined"
Al a meeting of the Father Mathew
Total Abstinence Society held last
Sunday evening it was decided to or
ganize a circulating iiorary and also
to have a rally next Sunday evening
One of the speakers for this rally is J
F. Carrere and others will also be
present. The books and periodicals
will be secured by contributions of
books or cash to be used in the pur-
chase of books, and all who contribute
will be entitled to the benefits of the
library. This is q move in the right
direction and should meet with every
encouragement. The rally of next
Sunday evening will be held in
Agency Hall and all are invited to
attend.