Morris tribune., 1886-04-14
LOCALS.

AONAAos
The work of seeding is well adj
Yanced.
The Morris Gun Club has begun to
practice.
CT. Brown has built an addition
to his house.
Some are already at work planting
trees. IT'S well.
G. f. Darling has some choice tim
othy seed for sale.
Considerable building is to be done
in Morris this season.
I'D. Good has recently received u
car load of barbed wire.
A new register has been opened at
the metropolitan Hotel.
Notice TIE new advertisement Tor ).
D. Good and of Good & Co.
One week from next Saturday Is
"Arbor Day" Prepare to observe 1t.
See La Crosse Business College ad-
yertisement in another column.
40 investment will pay better than
an investment i'll trees. Plant lots OF
them.
Trade in lumber is rushing. This
indicates prosperous state of things
in the community.
The house on the "Deakin" farm,
an old land mark, is gone. y prairie
fire was the removing cause.
The maple sugar supper given by
the ladies of the Methodist church
one week ago this evening was sue
cess.
1t is not necessary to wait till Ar
Dor Day to begin the planting of trees.
Begin planting at any time when the
weather and soil is favorable.
r. F. Elliott has recently received
stock of new goods at his photograph
gallery and is better prepared than
ever TO do all kinds of artistic york.
Litchfield has recently had to pay
$1,000 damages because of defective
sidewalk. Morris has afew sidewalks
shat may prove expensive if not re-
geaired soon.
\ new sidewalk has been laid i'll
front of the Methodist church and par
sonage and the residence occupied by
Mp. Norris. \ fence is soon to be
added to ale same property.
When you find IN any of the papers
m article telling of any q the many
advantages Of this county, mask it !
and send the paper to some of your
eastern friends and thus aid in getting
new settlers.
Born, on Saturday. April 10th, at
the metropolitan Hotel in Morris.
daughter, Mary Frederick, to Fred
and Mary Bunnell. The TRIBUNE
extends its congratulations to the re-
Ioicins parents.
A smooth and shady street, a tidy
well-kept lawn, a painted cottage, a
few shrubs and vines and flowers,
aeat fence and good sidewalk, all
count in making up the beauty and
atractige.less of town.
John G. Mccarthy, of st. Paul, is in
Morris now and has volunteered his
services as instructor Of the fife and
drum corps. Mr.. Mccarthy Ia eff
cient in this line of work and the boys
are very glad to accept his services.
il. O'MaiIey is seriously i'll with
pneumonia. His recovery ie consid-
cred doubtful.
LATER.-Mr. O'N[alley died this
snofping. He leaves wife and six
small children to mourn his loss.
Prof. Maria Sanford, who needs no
recommendation to the people of this
place, is expected to occupy the pull
pit in the Methodist church nekt Sun
day morning and to address mass
DISAPPEARANCE netting at the court
: Elouse ia the evening.
The sociabse given by the ladies of
the Congregational church al the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Stone
last Friday evening was we'll attended
and highly successful. The refresh
sneats were unusually fine and the an
pertaining features were numerous
and pleasing,
State Supt. Keihie has ISSUED a cir
cular to county superintendent and
principals of graded schools, calling
upon them to join with trustees and
school officers to observe Arbor Day,
the oath, throughout the state, by
planting trees. The circular sets forth
at length the advantages resulting
from such course.
A curious instance Of what single
comma can produce has been noticed
of late. 1t runs as follows: Lord Pal
merst0ne then entered on his head, a
white bat upon his feet, large but
we'll polished boots upon his brow, q
dark cloud in his hand, his faithful
walking stick in his eye, a ;aenacing
glare saying nothing.
The fepperton Farmers Alliance
will meet next Saturday and in addi-
fion to the regular business will dis
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