Morris tribune., 1886-05-05
PERSONALS.

c. w. Rohne came up from Mime
apolis last Sunday night.
Maj. Camp came up from Minneap-
oils on Monday of this week.
Hon. H. w. Stone made business
visit to Wahpeton last week.
G. c. Thorpe and c. c. Emerson, OF
Hancock, were in Morris on Monday.
c. w. Hull, of Hancock, made a
business visit to Herman on Monday.
J.B. Conner and NJ. +. Noonan, OF
Graceville, were in the city on Satur-
day last.
A. Wells and A. G. Earsley passed
through Morris enroute to st. Paul
on Monday.
R. J. McCune aud wife, of Green
Vile, Pa, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Miles.
NJ. P. Morris represents the Morris
Lodge, A. o. Z. w. in the Grand
Lodge in st. Paul this week.
Olive Branch: According 10 rumor
Benson will have several new rail-
roads this summer and of course Nor
ris will get her regular quota of branch
lines. AS yet Hancock and ClOntarf
are in no immediate danger.
P. Mcclellan has purchased the
business building on Atlantic Ave.
South, formerly occupied by the Sing
er Sewing Machine Co., of the execut-
ors of the A. P. Kron estate. This he
will occupy with his restaurant in
short time.
Recent heavy rains have somewhat
demoralized newly made roads. The
newly appointed street commissioner
will have plenty to do to put the
streets and roads leading out in yari-
GUS directions toward the country in
good condition again.
The recent heavy rains came. near
causing a serious washout on the
grades of the Manitoba road near the
Pomme de Terre river. The track
has not been undermined enough to
prevent the passage of trains but yet
it will take month to repair the
damage.
The Morris Gun Club is practicing
Some gifts members shoot
we'll and some of them not so well,
but all are improving. If there is a
gun club in any Of our neighboring
with any conceit, the Morris
club would like to hear from them at
ter awhile.
Please remember that the Hubbard
and Easy chairs are for
sale at this office. A number of the
people of Morris bought them
last year and all like them. They are
ust the thing for invalIds and those
wishing to rest. Call and see samples
md get prices.
The Germantown Alliance will
meet at the residence of Peter Pierce,
in Peppertcn on Monday, May 10th,
1886, at : O'Clock z. NJ. The meeting
is called for the purpose Of determin-
ing how much wire and Irvine is need
ed by the members. A full attend
ance is desired.
The Saloon license in this village is
100000. Four licenses were graz ted
last week by the council. Probably
no more will be issued and four will
be the limit of the number of saloons
in Morris for the coming year. Those
who have the licenses are Fred Bun
nell, Justin Berkin, VIM. Wunsch
and J. Christianson.
Litchfield News Ledger: No Glow
and behold" style of costume in the
of strawberry boxes this
season. The same old highness pre-
vaiIs-highness of bottom and high
ness of. price. In fact the price is so
high that one has to mount steplad-
der to comprehend it. 1t am berry
high shu's you born,
Mr.. L. E. Pearce, of Morris, Mimi.
and Miss Mary f. Baker, of Spring
Creek, Penn. were married on Friday,
April 30th, 1886, at the residence OF
Mrs. Henrietta E. Baker, $50 Park
ST., Milwaukee, Wis. The TRIBUNE
joins with the many friends of the
bride and groom in extending its
hearty congratulations.
The Western Minnesota Collection
Agency is the latest Morris institu-
ton. tits organized and established
by Hutchins & Miles. Both members
of the firm are aggressive, wide-awake
gentlemen who are not in the habit
of falling in anything they undertake
and we predict success for them in
this new business enterprise.
A Prohibition club was formed after
the lecture at the court house on Mon
day evening and the following officers
were elected: 4. 4. Stone, president;
A. DeKay, vice-president, and Rev.
E. P. Robertson, secretary. The club
meets tonight to adopt constitution
and complete its organization.
M Russell, agent of the Citizens
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Mime
apolis, Minnesota, has been in Morris
during the past week and has written
policies amounting to over $12, 10000
here. Mr.. Johnson will continue the
work thus begun. Mr.. Russell has
gone to Herman froEi which place he
will return to Minneapolis.
With his usual goaheadativeness,
J. e. DanieIson bought large guam
tity of spring goods some time ago
and now has them in his store ready
for inspection and sale. He has a
large assortment OF orimped seersuck-
ers, glnghams, lawns, chambray robes