Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-05-09
LOCALS.


Corn painting and gardening ii
now in order.
NJ. Elmer has traded his hotel fol
Minneapolis property.
A considerable number Joined the
Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing.
SOME of the effects of Elmer Bemls
were sold at Sherlff7s sale last Satur'
day.
man never gains anything by
impugning the honesty of those VINO
do not agree with him.
G. T. Elsham has newly papereo
and greatly frightened the appear
ance OF his music farlors.
Johnny O'Malley was seriously In
jured last Friday evening near the
turn table by having q pair OF railway
trucks roll upon him.
The measles are becoming more OF
national craze than base ball. Nor
ris has been afflicted TO a greater OF
less extent for several months.
Sheriff Peacock, of Glenwood,
passed through Morris on Monday on
has way to St. Peter with an insane
lady, Mrs. Booth of the town OF HON.
Miss Estey, state organizer for the
w. L. u, was announced to lecture
at the Congregational church ON
Monday evening but failed to appear.
Judge Stearns and a number OF
prominent attorneys passed through
Morris for Browns Valley last Mon
day to attend term of the district
court.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave u straw berry festival last even
ing. It was we'll attended and en-
joyable and was reasonably successful
financially.
sun dogs were noticeable q number
OF evenings during the week. In
winter sun dogs indicate cold weather.
What do they indicate III the gentle
spring time?
Rev. E. G. P. Sanderson has oegun
his work as pastor of the Methodist
church at this place. He is an able
man, finely educated, and is fluent
speaker. Success is sure to attend
his labors.
The members of the A. o. U. w.
IN Norris held open lodge last even
ing. They invited in their friends
and had good time. The Armateul
Orchestra furnished an abundance OF
excellent music.
Overton post must have money and
lots of it in order to properly prepare
for the coming encampment, When
member OF their soliciting COM
rnittee calls upon you, do the hand
some thing by contributing literally
WI. Munro and DR.. D. r. Suther'
land were in one of the Mauitoba
Sleepers wrecked by an Omaha train
I'm Minneapolis last week. Although
neither of them were hurt, they were
closer to danger than either Of them
will care to be again.
Prof. J. F. Downey will lecture II
the Congregational church this even
ing. Subject, yellowstone Nationa
Park" Prot. Downey is fluent ant
pleasant speaker and will no doub
make this LECTURE very interesting
All are invited to attend. Admission
free.
Gov. McGill and staff, Commander
-fn-chfef John P. Rea, of the G. A. II
Hon. c.. X. Davis, Hon. Knute Mel
son. Hon. A. Barto. Hon. M. L
Clapp, Editor Hendry, Hon. ALDER
Schefer and many others equal.
prominent will be here at the time @
khe Encampment.
Those who contributed toward tn
building of the toboggan slide are re
ouested to meet at the TRIBUNE off1c
Thursday Tomorrow RtteEaOon a
o'clock to determine what shall b
done with the wreck of that institu
tion which now occupies corner
the court house yard.
Tomorrow evening q literary eI
terta,nn1ent will be given in the Cor
greeationaI church by those attendin
the Teachers institute. now In session
Subject, flames Russell Lowell.
All who can, should attend. Besid
fine literary features there will
acme excellent music.
", w. NolIjpg arrived from LAl
Park last Sunday night, bringing VIII
him the relnains OF MT. end MI
BunneIps infant daughter WHO WI
buried at that place o few years az
The remains of both the little ones
Mr.. and Mrs. Bnnneli now lie side
side in the cemetery here.
state teachers institute - no
in session at the west side soho
building. Wm. G. Bickneli, coun
supeyjntendent, and Prof. Rochelei
and Miss Sprague have the work
charge. Thirty five teachers are
attendance. Tonight a lecture al
to-morrow night a literary entertai
rnen. will be given at the G9pgreg
tionaI church in connection with 9
institute work. This institute, III
ali other of its kind, 10 proving
source of most useful information al
win bestow lasting benefits upon :
teachers In attendance.