The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-01

Politics at the court house next
Monday evening.
"look out for bogus tickets says
the Tribune. Oh. Lord!
Interesting politics at the court
house in Morris next Monday evening,
Rev. 3. 3. Sehlung, pastor of the
German Methodist church of Pepper
ton will preach ;at the Methodist
church i'll Morris at 2'30 p. n. next
Sunday.
A bouncing boy baby was horn to
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Flaherty last sat
urtlay morning. Mother and cnild
are doing finely. The Sun extends
its congratulations.
The regular meeting will be held
in the Methodist church tomorrow
evening ut $50 O'clock, The sermon
will be preached 10y Rev. Hugely,
the newly appointed presiding elder.
There was q pleasant dance at
Agency hall last Friday night. given
by G. T. EIshan in connection with
drawing of musical instrumets. The
principal prize, an organ. was drawn
by bIr. Elsham.
Minnesota wants no more Sabins in
the United States senate. i vote for
Hall for the Legislature is vote for
i, man for Sabin s successor, who will
faithfully represent the interests OF
the people Of the state.
Hon. c. II. Fling, of Maine, dis
cussed the the tariff TO large aunt
ence at court house hall last Tuesday
evening. Limit of space binders us
fromg1ving his very,able and eloquent
speech more extended review,
Mr.. J. J. Carey, of ST. Paul. and
Miss Maggie McNeven, of this
village were married at the Catholic
church in this village oday. The
many friends of the popular bride in
this village extend their best wishes
TO the happy couple.
The Pioneer Press car Success.
aboard Of which we're several of the
representative of that paper, arrived
in town last Saturday afternoon and
remained until Sunday night. Many
of our citizens visited the car and
were royalty entertained.
DIED:-Saturday, Oct. 18th, 1883.
Lester, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wilson. The funeral took
place Monday forenoon. On the part
Of the MANY friends of the grief
stricken parents and for itself TIE
SIM extends its sympathy.
The young lady members of her
class with their teacher surprised
classInate and pupil, Miss Lena Thoela.
ing was passed in a general social way
with games music dc. and was great
ly enjoyed by the happy group Of
young people.
1T is we'll enough for an iDexperi-
enced gentleman from Illinois to tell
the voters of Stevens county that
Stevens county has q republican
majority of 200, but nobody believes
it. We are waiting for the votes to
be counted to dispel that illusion.
I'VE attended the county conven.
tion which nominated Mr.. Bevans,
and we certainly saw nothing unfair
or undetermined in the proceedings of
that conventon;" and it might have
added: I'VE believe we had been
nearly "a hours in the county at the
time
The fair and supper given by the
ladies of the NJ. e. S0ciabie Union at
7. 3. Newell's store last Saturday
evening was entirely successful.
The net profits cleared were $50. 35.
For the liberal patronage extended
the ladies in charge desire THE Sun
to acknowledge for them their graft.
tude TO the public.
Richard Foote, the popular TRACE
dian, will on Friday and Saturday
evenings. Nov. 9th and 10th, present
to the people OF Morris the frst
Sliakespearian plays ever given this
village. lie will appear in OthellO
and Richard Ill, supported by Miss
Eva FeDton and Il competent GEM
pauy. Mr.. Foote is spoken OF by tile
press in terms Of the highest praise
sud Is acknowledged to hare but
few squalls,