Morris tribune., 1888-05-30
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The public schools are closed to-day,
Decoration day.
H. Tenney made us pleasant
call on Saturday last.
Nick Diedrich has recently favored
us by subscribing for the TRIBUNE.
There is fine lot OF new buggies
on exhibition and sale at House 4
Youngquist's.
M. Stanton delivered two inter
esting prohibition lectures In Agency
Hall last week.
A brakeman had Il hand badly
smashed on the n. p. road At Cyrus
last Friday while coupling cars.
DR.. Johnson says that second mar
riages are made to illustrate 1.-THE tri-
umph of hope over experience.
Memorial services were held in the
Catholic church last Sunday morn
ing. Overton Post attended as body.
DR.. J. w. Harris, the dentist. will
be in his Morris Office on Monday
June 4th to remain the first half of the
month.
Friends and schoolmates gave Will
Colyer a surprise party OH Monday
evening of this week. The event was
pleasant one.
J. +. Hartrich sent an order last
week for ten bee hives and other bee
supplies. Mr.. Hartrich is having
wonderful success in bee keeping.
The time is now here to SOW the
flower seed that you intend TO sow in
the open ground. There ought'to be
plenty of flowers in every door yard
and garden.
Don't miss seeing the parade at
Encampment time. There will be
more uniformed organizations par
ticipating in it than were ever seen
in these parts before.
Have you done your part toward
Encampment preparations, in cash
contribution or otherwise? Remem-
Der ms Is u "HCh WY
should step to the front.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church will give Q reception for Prof.
st. John at the Parsonage on Friday
evening June lst. All friends Of Prof.
st. John are cordially Invited.
.rnere was an impromptu running
race on the track ut the Fair grounds
on Monday evening. It was wit
messed by quite q company OF people
The race was won by one Of Eugene
Atwood's horses.
IA. Hancock sent to his former
home ia Vermont for some maple
sugar and nov the genuine article is
for sale at Hancock & Stebbins' store.
It is not always that people can get
pure maple sugar.
A little girl had birthday party
recently. and went down to tell the
editor about it so he "eould put it in
the paper" She said: awe had TIVE
kinds Of cake and six little girls, and
we did not have a single fight"
What shall say Of the Fncamp'
aent, asked the reporter of A. =,
DYE the other day. He replied,-"1
have nothing particularly cute to Of
fer, but you can say that it is to be
big success; that much is settled
Thomas Callahan has two sample
binders ready for inspection at hi
machinery headquarters and invites
farmers to call and look them over
He expects to have car load or L
Case threshers here in short time
The Encampment will be a biz
thing, In order to make 1t fully sue
eessful each citizen must interest him
self and do his part. The reputation
of our city is at stake. 4 hint to any
public spirited citizen ought to b!
sutI.ccient.
work bas been commenced on tn
streets. If the weather contlnhe
favorable, street commissions: aous
will make the streets look better yer.
rapidly. MIR. House says that D
will also give the roads leading INT
the village full share of attention.
"Dear mev' said the little Bosto
boy, after intellectual suasion ha
failed and they had spanked him 10
the first time; "if had had tn
slightest suspicion that the resultan
sensation was SO poignant / shout
never have invited the experiment.
Charles Wiutermute thought yer
seriously of substituting strawberris
for hay in feeding his horses, as
matter of economy. He remembers
however that these early strawberri'
are not of the best quality and COZ
cluded to continue feeding hay,
spite OF the expense.
Advertising attracts purchaser
-. merit compels sales. There 10 4
question about it. And there ia I
way for dealers to attract purchase
SO economically as through loo
paper like the TRIBUNE that 10 wild
~ read and appreciated by the Peep
ofthe whole county.
J. E. Danieison sent offan order {
Monday for twenty one large flags
be used by the different business mi
OF The city in decorating their vario
places OF business during the
proaching Encampment. Gus. Stan
er worked up tsAe eEdar. These fla
wall materiallyaid In knoampme
decorations.