Morris tribune., 1888-04-04
PERSONALS.

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! G.. C. Thorpe, of Hancock, was in
town on Saturday last.
M. Dickinson was in Morris ON
Saturday of last week.
J.J. Whittemore, Ortonville, was
in Morris last Saturday.
G. B. Newton, of the Olive Branch,
was in town on Monday.
H.B. Wolff left for Duluth on bust
ness last Thursday noon.
| J. r.. Perkins, Red Wing, arrived In
Morris last Sunday night.
VIM. Wunsch and daughter have
returned from Philadelphia
#, d. Mullen, Herman, was Met
ropolitan guest last Thursday.
John Ortman, of st. PAUL. lis in town
calling on his many old friends
| A. s. Crossfield, Browns Valley,
was in Morris two days last week.
Mr.. Frank and Miss Ida Favrow
were in town on Monday ofthis week.
Mrs. o. ]. Olson and Mrs. J. f..
Ward, Benson, were guests of Mrs. j.
Berkin last week.
Mrs, Fred Bunneil left last Friday
for visit with friends at milwaukee,
Chicago and other points.
DR.. s. H. Duly has returned from
Wisconsin, whittier he went to attend
the funeral of his daughter.
VIM. G. BicknelI, county superin-
tendent, condu ,ted public teachers
examination In the west side school
house in Morris on Monday and Tues
day of this week. An unusually large
number of teachers were examined.
Johnson & Bicknell have a very
choice list of farm and village proper
ty for sale. They have taken unusual
pains to hunt up some rare bargains
in real estate and will he glad to see
you if you are looking for any OF
them.
During the last week VIM. F. Boed-
ecker aud T. Brittendall have
subscribed for the TRIBUNE and L.
| D. Perkins, Richard Northcotte, G.
Grassman and G. Eul have each
favored us with payments upon sub
scription account.
The remains Of James Dempsey ar
rived last night and were buried in
the cemetry at Morris to-day. Mr..
Dempsey was formerly one of the
business men Of Morris and was we'll
known here. The sympathy of a
large circle of friends is extended to
his family in their bereavement.
Farm Stock and Home. If few
farmers'in every county would APP
point themselves q committee to eX-
anime assessors returns after they
are all in, and publicly report all
assessments that are palpably and
VIGOROUSLY too low, the corrective in
fiuence of such a proceeding would
be wonderful.
The annual meeting of the WOman's
Missionary Society of the Congrega-
tional church, will be held this week
on Friday (Apr. 6th) with Mrs. De-
Kay. The regular business meeting
! will open at O'Clock p. Nj. followed
by a tea at O'clock, to which all are
cordially INVITED, including gentle
men. scoia. throughout the evening.
A short time ago, H. Whitley re-
ceived an order for 5000 of the best
grade of pressed brick from Mime
apolis. The brick will be sent as
soon as cars can be obtained. The
brick manufactured here. are of SUI
perior quality and sell readily in COM
petition with Milwaukee and other
noted kinds, as this order plainly
shows.
The prolongation of winter so far
into the gentle spring time has.caased
much annoyance. Farmers and citi-
zens of villages have suffered alike.
Even those who supposed themselves
we'll supplied are out of fuel; feed for
stock is scarce etc. This winter. has
been severe ia many particulars and
we presume it is safe to predict that
there will not be another like it in a
life time.
Locally a great deal of interest is
manifested in the 'Scheffer boom,"
especially as Gen. Barrett and Sena-
tor Hixon have SUCH q prominent
part in 1t. At an early date the
TRIBUNE will give its readers the
comments of the press showing the
extent of the movement in the state
at large. In making clippings, we
will not use the city dailles as they
are supposed to he preiIdiceGi
| Pioneer Press THE dealers in wall
paper tried to form a trust, but dis
covered that people would not be i'm
posed upon as long as they can buy
old newspapefg with pictures printed
on them at the rate Of so cents per
100. This substitute is equally as
J artistic as some of the new designs in
wall paper and unless the newspaper
men can be induced to join the pool
and put up the price of Qld papers
the wall paper trust will prove a
failure.
Charles Atwood died at his home
in Morris last Saturday, of iufiamma.
tory rheumatism and complication
} of other diseases. Had he lived unit!
, the Goth of next month he would havs
been sixty years old. He was borr
in Vermont, lived for number Of
years in Wisconsin and spent the last
, twenty years of his life in Minnesota
Funeral services were conducted II
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