Morris tribune., 1888-03-28
LOCALS.

pension. He deserves it.
Tn spite of unfavorable weather, the
indications for large spring business
are manifest.
The knights Templsr held another
of their enjoyable receptions on FIJI
day evening.
March came in like lion and has
kept up its reputation through the
entire month.
There are four applications for
license to sell liquor in this village
the coming year.
The w. C. II. U. will meet on next
Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock
with Mrs. 0: B. Fuller.
5. A. Flaherty has removed his Of
flee from the Whitley building 10
rooms over Larson and Nllson's
store.
The post office was the livlliest
place in town on Saturday evening"
the cause being the arrival of the first
mail in four days.
If this weather continues the Iocai
wood famine will become serious.
Dealers are doing all i'll their power
to keep people supplied.
We are indebted TO eX-secretary
III. E. Hoard for u copy Of his anhuai
rerort of the condition of the Mime
sofa State Agricultural! Society.
An Uncle Toms Cabin Co. were
killed to appear here last FRIDAY even
ing, but owing to the blockade were
unable to fill their engagement.
Regular monthly meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Morris Loan ana
Building Association next Monday
evening at the secrctary'S office.
The rotary snow pIow drew large
audience on Thursday to see it clean
out the n. 2. yard. 1t does its work
I'D in fine shape and no mistake.
Easter will be celebrated i'll the
Congregational church by appropri-
ate ssrvices in the morning, and by
Sunday school concert in the evening.
l.. H, Wellington proposes to pay
still greater attention to his Insurance,
real estate aud loan business this
season. Notice his new ADVERTISE
ment.
Be sure to remember the met sting
of the Stevens County Agricultural
Society, ut this Office, OH Saturday
afternoon. Lets have Il good turn out
of the members.
In our list of appointments Try the
new village council i'll our last issue
we ommltted that Of street commits
sioner. John House WAS appointed to
fill that position.
Thomas Callahan has one OF the
improved road machines on the snow
on Atlantic Ave. This snow has hung
on long enough and Mr.. Callahan
now purposes to annihiiate 1t.
Lester Jordon, nephew Of Mrs. j..
D. Good, died at Wichita, Kan, on
the 18th inst. His remains will be
brought to Morris for interment as
soon as the state of the roads will
permit.
L. II. Wellington returned from
his wood camp on the L. F. & D.,
last Friday evening. Mr.. Wellington
has large supply OF excellent wood
to put ON the market as soon as the
rail road is cleared Of snow.
A Colorado Judge has decided thai
man is IN duty bound to tell hi'
wife where he spends his evening"
when he is away from home. II
would save many man trouble if ht
would do just that without an ordel
Of court.
u. Caswell & Co. deserve grea
credit tor the efforts they have made
for keeping their patrons supplied
with wood. They have, during thu
blockades, secured for their patrons
here over twenty car loads of gani
that was destined for other points.
: formal demand has been mad
upon the state examiner to investi
gate this weather business and repor
to the board of corrections and eiiati
ties. We feel certain this will result
in a rapid disappearance of the snow
and an improvement in atmosphere
conditions.
The Boston One Price Cicthin
House of st! Paul is one Of the mos
complete clothing houses in the state
1t is known all over the northwes
aud has an immense business. ]
does business on purely cash bash
il thoroughly trustworthy and rel
able AMI is entitled to public conf
denee. J. has an advertisement
. the TRIgEGE to which we tax
pleasure in calling yolr attention.
id. Good is paying particular q
temtion to the furniture trade I
Morris and vicinity this spring. Trad
In this line has already opeaed, tt
New York blizzard to the contrai
Notwithstanding, aud Mr.. Good
prepared Tor IL witt, en- unusuall
large eto.s.- He has furniture OF a
grades and kinds and both rich ar
poor can cad in The stock just VIII
their inciinations or moods demand.
Among other entertainments vii
which we are being favOvered, let
not forget the lecture next Tuesds
evening by Col Copeland. As
humorist aid elocutionist Col. Cop
iand has few equals and no superio!
He comes here through local ente
prise This fact ana the high eilara
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