The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-12-23
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New Years dance at Agency hall.
War lecture at court house hall
next Tuesday evening.
Thos. Colahan is having his we'll
deepened at the St. Paul house.
The post Office will not be open
after ten o'clock on Christmas Day.
Mr.. John c.. n elson, of Swift coun-
ty, and Miss Charlotte Oleson. of
Stevens, were married last Thursday
by Justice Henry Hutchins.
Call early and make selections for
holiday gifts at E. B. Woodward's.
School closed on Friday for two
weeks vacation during the holidays.
NJ. T. Hayford. an old resident of
Litchfield, dropped dead on the 18th
inst.
- For the selection of holiday pres
ents visit c. ]. Elmquist's jewellery
store.
Leave your orders for job work at
THE Sun office. First class work at
fair prices.
An elegant stock of gold pens, pen
ellis and toothpicks at Woodward
jewelry store.
A Christmas tree will be arranged
at the Congregational church on
Christmas night.
A merry Christmas and happy New
Year to all, and we wish you many
happy returns of the same.
C.. J. Elmquist has just received a
large invoice Of jewelry and fancy
goods for the holiday trade.
New and neat bulletin boards occu-
DIV places in front of the Offices of
Johnson & Bicknell and the Abstract
Agency.
WANTED.-Immedi a No. l
good girl to do general Homework.
Inquire of
| Mrs. P. A. MCCARTHY.
Do not buy your Christmas gifts
until you have examined G. ]. Elm.
quist's new and elegant stock of jew.
elry and fancy articles.
The columns of THE Sun are always
open to discussion of matters of pub.
lie interest. We invite correspond
ence on all public ques ton.
Rev. J. B. Fairbank, the new pas
tor of the Congregational church, ar
rived in Morris with his family the
latter part of last week to take charge.
A grand New Years ball will be
given at Agency hall New Years
night. Excellent music will be fur
nished and the enjoyment of atten.
dants carefully looked after. Tickets
Is cents,
All of our Merchants are well sup
piled with holiday goods. Santa
Claus will be copiousiy supplied at
Morris with all the good things for
the little ones at home.
A sociable was given last Saturday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Towner, Morris. It was
largely attended, and an eve ming OF
rare enjoyment was passed by those
present.
Judge Husevold offers a few sug.
gestions on the desirability of a
change in the herd law. This is an
important matter and il there are
others who have ideas on the subject
we would be glad to hear from them
Willmar, Litchfeld and Morris
have their toboggan slides and suits
all ready and in order. and have en-
tered into the sport with vigor. II
won't be long until the craze viii
strike Benson.-Benson Times.
Dentist J. W. Harris and wife go
to Morris to reside during the winter
and are expected back to Ortonville
in the spring. DR.. Harris will visi,
Ort0nville regularly once q month
during the winter to attend to hi
practice. Headlight.
A school exhibition was given al
Hancock last Friday evening. Tit
exercises were excellent, and thu
manner in which the whole program
was rendered showed thorough study
and preparation by all who had part
The proceeds are for the purchase o,