The sun., 1886-08-12

Stanislaus Ludinia 10 the proud
owner of q IA months old heifer that
dropped a calf and is "a valuable milch
cow.
Resolutions against hunters passed
by the citizens of the town Of Synnes
appear in another column.
The farmers of the town of Morris,
according to notice in THE SUN. will
make it tropical for hunters who
trespass on their lands.-Glenwood
Press.
A large party Of pleasure seekers
drove to Glenwood Saturday after.
noon and passed Sunday amid the
scenery Of Mlnnewaska returning
home the fore part Of this week.
Protect your stacks by good sub.
stantial fire breaks. Those who will
remember the several cases Of des.
truction by prairie fires last year due
to negligence in this regard will be
on the alert to protect their property.
Farmers are invited to bring in
samples Of all kinds Of produce and
leave them at the First National
Bank or at the depot to be sent to the
state fair for exhibition. This county
can make cre ditable showing at the
state fair if its people will but take
little interest in this matter of fur.
nishing exhibits.
At recent meeting Of the Morris
Gun Club the following named mem.
bers were appointed to see that the
game law was kept: +. E. Newell,
A. A. Stone, John Kellogg, Geo.
Rowles, Justin Berkin, Chas. Win.
termute, Chas. Good and G.. w.
Maughan. Some one should have
moved to amend by striking out the
word law from the above.
Two thieves attempted to break In
to the residence of G. w. Jackson
last Wednesday night. Mr.. Jackson
wisely won't up stairs and putting his
head out window, yelled at the top
of his voice "thieves!'' "thieves!"
when the unwelcome visitors prompt
ly few. As no trace of the would be
burglars can be found the tramp fra.
ternity must suffer the odium of
suspicion.
Last Monday John Erickson, a
young man about twenty years of age
was arrested and brought before Jus.
tice Hutchins upon complaint of C..
K. Weltzen charging him with hav-
ing on saturday last criminally as.
saulted the person of Mary Peterson,
aged thirteen years. Upon arraign.
ment the defendant pleaded guilty"
Of the offence charged but afterwards
withdrew this plea and pleaded mot
guilty." Evidence for theprosecution
was then offered and Erickson
waving examination was bound over
to the grand jury in the sum of 5000.
The girl is sister.in.law Of the com.
planning witness.
The Lawn sociable at Mr.. H.White.
ley's last Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the NJ. E. church was in
every way \ success. It was very
largely attended and thoroughly en-.
joyed by all present. The lawn was
beautifully illuminated by japanese
lanterns and the Chinese and japanese
decorations and costumes were a very
attractive feature Of the occasi on.
The balloon ascension was unusually
successful. At the conclusion many
Japanese ornaments and pieces OF
ware were sold at auction. and on the
| whole nice sum was realized for the
benefit Of the church.
The editor Of an exchange has
placed himself in danger Of being
annihilated by giving such informa.
tion ~ tho following: IF your best
girl is dainty about letting you know
her age dont be 20 uncouth as to ask
her outright. Just use little legiti.
mate strategy. Tell her to put down
the number OF the month in which
she was born, then to multiply 1t by
2, then to add S, then to multiply II
by so, then to add her age. then sub.
tract 36S, then to add lis, then tell
her to tell you the amount she has
left. The two figures to the right
will denote her age. and the remain.
der tho month Of her birth. For
example, the amount is S22; she is q
years old, and was born in the eighth
month (August). Try it. This ia
merely an example. OF course her
real age is To-"