Morris tribune., 1886-10-20
LOCALS.

than one. NO CneSluut uOAAS VA AA~'
cards have putin an appearance here
During the indisposition of Miss
Stebbins, Miss Pearce has charge OF
the Grammar department. of the pub
lie schools.
A son and heir arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kohler yesterday
morning. All are well and congratu-
lations are in order.
Every man of the local Democratic
ticket supports Ames and respectable
peopIs should see that not only Ames
but his supporters are suppressed.
The strike of the switchmen in tho
cities is affecting supplies here. No
freight from st. Paul, Minneapolis or
points beyond has been received here
for some time.
G. E. Darling wants to buy ten
thousand bushels of oats between now
and November 10th. He will buy
oats to be delivered at Morris, Dom
nelly or Herman.
The White Rose club has COM
menced another series OF dances to be
continued through the coming winter.
The first one was given i'll Berkins
Hall last Friday night.
One man upon the Democratic state
ticket and three upon the Democratic
local ticket have Withdrawn from the
homeless contest. The rest OF them
will withdraw on November End.
The ladies of the Congregational
Aid Society will give an oyster sup
per on Friday evening, Oct. 29th'
from to9 O'Clock at the Perkins
House. All are invited to attend.
The Delightful New-Step Polka, by
Will L. Thompson, is one of the most
beautiful pieces of music ever pub
lished. Any music dealer will mail
it to you on receipt of price, 50 cts.
Owing to the absence of Rev. X. F.
Norris pastor of the Congregational
church, the temperance Sabbath, re-
auested to be observed by the
National w. c. T. U. Oct. 18th, was
postponed until Oct. 3lst.
Hancock & Stebbins have newly
papered their store, have added new
desk and many new fixtures and have
received many of their new goods.
They are now ready for business in
real earnest. Their store is an at
tractive one.
Hancock and Donnelly have always
given large votes for the party and
deserve we'll at the hands ofall Repub-
licans in the county. 1t Is the plain
duty of the Republicans of Morris, as
we'll as other parts of the county, to
stand by Helgeson and Favrow.
The Ames club met again last Sat-
urday evening with small attend
ance as usual, The Hill-Kelly Doran
combination are bat wasting the con-
tents of their barrel by sending money
here. Ames is so very offensive that
even cash will create no enthusiasm
for him.
VIM. Burrill made the TRIBUNE a
pleasant call Oh. Monday and added
considerably to our supply of potatoes.
"A cold winter is approaching and a
full potato bin ,is good thing to have.
Mr.. Burrill has our thanks and copy
of the TRIBUNE for more than q year
to come.
There is to be another hotel in Nor.
ris. James Krogstead has leased the
rear rooms and the entire upper part
of the Central House and will open
the house to the public ss soon a.
necessary repairs can be made. The
House Is to be enlarged and made first
class in every respect.
One of the great advertisers o.
ancient times was Trajan, who inser'
ted q whole column in the Roman
Forum. He put a cut of himself al
top of column, and ordered the whole
thing to run daily "tf." The result
was that Trajan sold out his whole
stock long ago, and retired from bust
ness.-Springfield (Mass.) Union.
The people of Morris are greatly
pleased with the not unexpected
action of the Methodist conference o
this state in sending Rev. E. P
Robertson to Morris for another year
Mr.. Robertson is a we'll educated
young man of fine abilities, al
earnest and popular worker and il
meeting with success. He preached
his first sermon for the new year las
Sunday morning.
The Boston One Price Clothing
House has another lad" in this issu
of the TRIBUNE. This house i
thoroughly reliable and is worthy o
confidence and patronage. 1t will b
noticed that this lad" Is double tn
size of others from that house whicl
have appeared in the TRIBUNE. Al
low us to modestly suggest this as a.
endorsement for valuable adyertis
ing medium by wide-awake and en-
terprising firm.
The TRIBUNE has often had OF
casion to criticise the work of lawles
boys about town who freauentl
break windows, disturb public gather
ings and make themselves prominer
in other offensive ways. Marsha
Kemp has been giving the matter al
tention lately and we are pleased
say that he succeeded in finding OF
who some of the miscreant are. Th
parents of these boys will be Gale
upon to make good the damage done
and in case of their refusal to do s,
arrests will follow. Mr.. Kemp shout
continue his labors in this direction
If there are parents who can not {
will not preyent their chiIdrau fro,