The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-06-03
SUN B Fam S.

Father LANCE was in town Tues
day.
Very little is done in the wheat
market now.
Bring your job work to THE Sun
office.
Mr.. J. E. Favrow, of Donnelly, was
in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. J. B. Conner, of Graceville, was
in town yesterday.
Go to Sawyer's new west side res"
taurant if you want square meal. tt
Mrs. Fred Buckentin presented her
husband with young son last Tues
day.
Mrs. Boyd Phelps has returned
from visit to her daughter at Red
Wing.
Messrs. VIM. Kenna and JAS. Pur-
cell, OF Clontarf were i'll town Mon
day.
A large number of Hancock citi-
zens and business men were in Norris
on Monday.
Mr.. Carrlngton Phelps, who has
been in the cities for several days, is
expected home to-day.
The Logan book will be deliver ed
by Mr.. Z. d. O'Phalen, agent. on
Thursday the 18th inst.
During this hot weather some of
our citizens living in the suburbs are
deslrous of having a street railway.
Mr.. Fl. B. Wolff made very hand
some profit on carload of cattle that
he shipped to Devils Lake last week.
For fresh bread, buns, cakes, pies,
confectioneries. fruits, ice cream
etc. 60 to SAwYER's new bakery. If
Notice of the annual meeting of
the Morris Loan and Building Asso-
citation appears in another culumn.
Rev. JAS. E. Pinkham, of Iowa,
will address the people of Norris on
Thursday, June 10, on prohibition.
Mr.. J. C. Murphy has the agency
for Holmes City flour which he keeps
for sale and will deliver to all parts
of the city.
An excursion party of about 125
' Presbyterian ministers stop to take
dinner here to-day. They are on theil
return from the north.
Notices of sheriff's sale of the round
elevator by virtue of personal prop
erty tax warrant are posted. The
sale will take place on Friday June
11th.
Mr.. Hastings, who we understand
once took the premium IN Wisconsin
for drumming, gave the drum corp:
his valuable assistance on decoration
day.
The Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate Agenty building is goins
up rapidly. The joists for the SECOND
floor are in place and large portion
of the second story is completed.
The regular monthly meeting of thu
Morris prohibition club will be helt
on Monday evening, June Z. Notice
of the place of meeting will be givel
in the churches on Sunday next.
The effects of continued dry wealth
err are becoming noticeable on tn
crops. 1t is to be hoped that the ele
!, ments will favor us with timely res
cue from any considerable damage b.
drouth.
Mr.. David Kemp is about to Civ
up the management of the Perkin
house. He will move into the Suther
land residence, corner Oregon avenu
and Fifth street.
The auditing committee of tn
Morris Loan and Building association
met at the secretary's Office last eve
ming to examine the books Of the as
\ ISOLATION. Doubtless they foun
, everything 80. K"
J The place recently vacated b
\ Father LANCE as pastor of the Cathe
lie congregation at this place is no,
: filed by Father O'Reilly, who arrive
here from Ohio last week and cell
brated his first mass here on Sunda
last.
Mr.. s. J. Brown, of Browns Valley
was in town on Saturday. Mr.. Brow
was recently granted a pension b
special act of congress, and he wa
here in this matter to appear befol
Pension Examiner Hulburd, Of th
place.
]. The friends Of Mr.. Franz Wah
deick, of this county, will be sorr
to learn of the recent death of Mr.
Wahldeick. She died last Monda
night and was buried in the Protes
ant cemetery, at this place, yeste,
day afternoon. .::Mr. Wahldeick hs
resided in the county for many year
). and will share the sympathies Of il
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