The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-12-16
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Advertise your holiday goods.
J.E. Danielson has a new ad. this
week. Read it.
Morris has a toboggan slide and
will have an ice palace too.
Call early and make selections for
holiday gifts at E. B. Woodward's.
The w. C. T. U. meets at Mrs.
Spragues' tomorrow evening at 4
o'clock.
An elegant stock of gold pens, pen
ellis and toothpicks at Woodward's
jewelry store.
A New Years dance will be given
at Agency hall. Further particulars
will be given later on.
The toboggan slide was not opened
last Saturday evening for the reason
that the toboggans were not received.
rheumatism of all descriptions sue
cessfully cured by G. F. Garrbach.
Cokato, Wright Co., MINI.
Mr.. August Loehr, of this place,
and Miss Bertha Deckendorf were
married at Minneapolis on the 9th
inst.
Lads and lassies are taking every
advantage of the present most favor
able conditions for enjoying winter
sports. .....
AS soon as the toboggans are re.
ceived the slide will be opened. May.
or Newell, it is proposed, will be the
initiator.
Capt. Foss has returned to Glen.
wood. He did not take as long a
journey as he had planned.-Glen-
wood Press.
Rev Thos. McClary lectured at the
Methodist church last evening. He
did not arrive in time to fulfill tn 9
appointment Tuesday evening.
WANTED.-Immediately, a No. !
good girl to do general housework.
Inquire of
MRS. p. A. MCCARTHY.
4 double.barrelled breech- loading
shotgun is being rallied for Mrs.
Knapp. Tickets can be easily oh.
tanned by any one desiring them.
Gulbrand johnson died at his resi-
dence in Frames last Monday morn
ing. Deceased was sixty four years
of age when he died. He leaves a
wife and grown up son and daughter.
The Morris Library Association
has ordered books, and will open the
reading room about Jan. LIST. The A.
o. II. hall, over F. E. Newell's store,
will be occupied by the Association
during the winter.
T. ]. Moore traded his residence
building on 5th street with part of
the lot on which the same Is situated
to Mrs. Reynolds for her farm in the
town of Rendsville. Mr.. Moore con.
templates building store and doing
business on the other part of the lot.
The fine sleighing Of last week,
which a few days of too pleasant
weather had nearly demolished, has
been recruited by heavy snow storm.
And as a pleasing result of favorable
temperature and still weather sleigh
ing has never been better than at
present.
Ed. Lewis succeeds G. Fl. Murphy
as clerk in the Office Of the register OF
deeds. Mr.. Murphy, who has been
in the Office nearly two years is an
agreeable young man and efficient
clerk, and If his successor will per.
form his duties equally as well the
public will be satisfied.
School entertainment tomorrow
night at court house hall. Admission
Is cents. Doors open at 7. Curtain
rises at s. Enough has been said of
the entertainment to convince our
readers of its merits, and surely none
who can find it within their power
will fail to attend. The program ia
given in this issue.
Senator Hixon's organ says he will
vote for G. X. Davis for United States
Senator. The Republican party de-
clared for ian early and judicious
revision Of the tariff" G. X. Davis
went into the last campaign and ar
gued for high tariff. The Republic
can majority was cut down from 40,
600 to 2,500.- Ortonyille Herald.