The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-03-22

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OYSTERS in every style at John
Flynn's.
Writing tablets for school children
now on hand at tn is office.
Look for the advertisement of Miss
Belle NJ. Bradley next week.
Bear in mind the date of the Cope.
land Lecture. Tuesday evening April
3rd.
FOR SALE:-A secondhand seeder.
Inquire at c. J. Elmquist's or this
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Elsham rejoice
ever the arrival of a young son at
their house last Wednesday.
J. Christensen has number of
thoroughbred Plymouth Roch roost-
ers to sell. cheap.
N. J. Foley has 40 tons of good hay
three miles from town which he will
sell at $3.50 ton in the stack.
Mrs. Whiteley has just received
the largest, finest and cheapest stock
of spring millinery goods ever shir-
ped west of Minneapolis. l9t4
The Metropolitan hotel laundry
building was destroyed by fire yes
terday morning. Loss to Mr.. Bun.
nell 81 900 co. No Insurance.
LOST:-One white Lavrick Setter
dog, has black spot on one side and
ear, answers to name Prince. a libe-
raj reward will be given for his return
to this Office.
Mrs. Whitley invites the Ladies
of Morris and vicinity to call and ex-
anime her very extensive stock Of
White goods. Embroideries, I.aces,
and Ladies underwear. 1914
The Clerk Of Court says that town
clerks are very diiatory in returning
reports of elections; very few of the
elections being thus far officially re-
ported.
The Boston Ideals, Uuncle Toms
Cabin Co. is the only company on the
road giving full performance of the
entire drama. Don't fail to see little
Edna Adams as Eva, only FIVE years
old, In songs and dances.
Crystal Lodge, I. o. 0. F. is max
ing arrangements for celebration Of
the oath anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship In America. The program has
not as yet been prepared but will
probably be of literary cast.
Patrick McNevin, IA year old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. McNevin of this
place. died at their residence at o.
clock this morning of Inflammation
of the bowels. THE Sun extends its
sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
Next after the 18th of March comes
the 18th of May another red-letter
day for liberty-loving people. Then
our Norwegian friends will celebrate
the adoption Of their constitution.
keep off the grass" is the inscrip-
ton on wooden monument erected
on four foot snow drift at the cor
ner of 4th street and Atlantic Ave.
The place where lies the dead grass
is to be held sacred.
The Phoenix Fire Company has
elected the following officers for the
coming year. Chief, Thos Callahan;
list assistant, J. NJ. Thompson; End
assistant, VIM. Hiland; secretary. NJ.
p. Morris; assistant secretary, T. J..
Moore; treasurer, Samuel Larson.
What has THE Sun ever done to the
Agricultural Society, Has it not
always shown disposition to help
along in every possible way all such
public institutions Even though
1t be democratic the local readers of
THE Sun (who number as largely as
those of any paper in the county, may
have An interest in that society; aud
for that reason we would be glad to
publish any announcement the Agri.
cultural Society wishes to make.
Belle NJ. Bradley, proprietress of the
new milliner store, wishes inform the
public generally that e'er another is
sue Of THE Sun will have gone forth
she will have her new stock of mil
linery and ladies fancy goods on hand
and ready for share Of public pat.
ronage. Her stock of goods is com.
plete and of the very best make.
Read THE Sun for her advertisement
next week.
The newly elected village council
met at the engine house last Tuesday
evening and appointed The following
officers for the ensuing year: Recor
der, J. D. Gillespie; attorney, Geo
Y nor1ipo. marshal f ndarson