Morris tribune., 1886-03-03
LOCALS.

See La Crosse Business College ad-
vertisement in another column.
The rink was open last Saturday
evening and the festive rollers were
In demand.
The village caucus will be in Ber-
kiu's Hall Tomorrow evening and the
candidates will all be there.
A cow owned by VIM. Morris fell
into the hole made by the ice cutters
in the lake last Thursday, but was
easily rescued.
A we'll attended and enjoyoble So
ciable was given at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Christianson last
Wednesday evening.
G. w. Jackson is making active
preparations for IA more general intro
duction aud sale of his Hair Tonic
and Remover during the coming sea-
son.
With the drama for Friday evening
and for Monday evening and the elec-
ton for next Tuesday, there will be
no lack of entertainment for the COM
ing week.
The delegates to the State ALLIANCE
from this point are not particularly
proud OF the manner in which lgna'
tius Donnelly captured and engineered
that august body.
Gerald, the infant son Of c.. r. and
F. z. Perkins, died last Sunday night
and was buried yesterday. The many
friends of the family will regret tC
learn of their bereavement.
The village is now owing the Libra
ry fund 1892 90. There is enough
money in the treasury belonging to
this fund to raise the amount to over
100000. Now let's have the library
During the past week, statements
have been sent to all of the TRIBUNE
readers whose subscriptions have ex-
pired. We need what money is due
Us and hope to receive prompt remit
tances.
The store at Holmes City burned
last Saturday night and it is reported
that the clerk in the store burned
with it. We are unable to give par
tlculars but the catastrophe is seri-
Gus one.
H. Whiteley, our worthy county
treasurer, took in considerable money
last week. 1t was the last week d
grace for personal property taxes and
the cash poured in rapidly,-about
100000 per day.
A rainbow apron sociable will be
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Johnson one week from mex
Friday evening. Further particulars
will he given by the TRIBUNE neXl
week.
Miss Minnie Kimball is forming s
class in shorthand, instructions Civ
en- evenings. Any one wishing t.
Join the class will please call at or ad
dress First National Bank for ful
particulars.
A sociable was given by the ladies
of the NJ. e. Church at the residence
of the Misses Spooner last Wednes
day evenings In spite of the storm
and cold, there was good attendanc
and those present enjoyed a pleasan
evening.
Remember the TRIBUNE has estat
lishei clubbing rates with all OF tn
leading papers of the country. n
matter what publication you want,
will pay you to subscribe for 1t In col
nection with your home paper, tn
MORRIS TRIBUNE.
The TRIBUNE has no interest l
next Tuesdays election, except to sc
that leveI-headed representative me
are chosen to I'LL the various viilag
offices. There is no scarcity of mate
rial and il ought to be an easy matte
80 make good selections.
Last Saturday evening, while goini
III the stairs in the Metropolitan He
tel, J. 4. Bemls accidentally fell an
severely bruised his head. He hs
since been confined to his room, bl
with good care is gradually impro'
ing and it is hoped will fully recov'
IN shGEt time.
A caucus nomination Is worth som
thing, but in this village is not alWa.
conclusive. One ticket will be nom
nrte6 tomorrow evening and perhal
more than one will be in the fie
next Tuesday. Fhe peot lie can be d
pended upon to see that the votes
where they vii do the most good.
It has been suggested that, as ma
ter OF eeonomy,eit may be well to
away with the village council entir
" and simply elect Recorder. Co
sidering the manner ia which the X
corder has managed the council du
ing the past year, we are forced to q
init there is reason for the suggestio
Az the present time Sheriff Nun
has int two prisoners in the coun
jail. About two months ago the
prisoners bad o slight disagreeme
and, although they occupy the sar
corridor during the day and the sal
cell at night, baye not spoken to ca
other since. Evidently they belle
fn solitary confinement.
It is eertai:i that village orders 0
not worth tlleiS face and it is gener
ly believed that the village is consi
srably in debt, but the exact condiH
OF things is known to but few. IF
council had published their procet
ing, the TRIBUNE as well rs the pu
lie at large would be better informs
We hope the new council, soon to
chosen, will understand the proprie
and necessity for making known tn