The sun., 1888-02-16

NJ. j. Oley ldS ~ touS VI Sooo h"y
three miles from town which he Will
sell at $3.50 ton in the stack.
W. F. Cooley: There must be
something up when two rabid poll
ticians like c. P. Maginnis and Gov.
Barto are in town together.
The w. C. T. L. meets with Mrs.
H. B. Wolff on Saturday of this week
at p. m. The president of the So
ciety urges a full attendance.
A teaspoon full of Car bolic acid in a
pint of water placed on the back of
the stove is one of the best disinfect-
ants that can be used.
Sleighing rigs were out in force
last Sunday. 1t was pleasant day
and every body who could be was out
with his wife and family or with his
best girl.
The broad smile and happy coun-
tenance of Marshal Griffith during
the past week was caused by the ar
rival of daughter at his home last
Friday night.
A large party of their friends sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Foley at their
residence last Tuesday evening, and
passed a few hours in very pleasant
social way.
There are no flies on the yonng re-
publicans of Morris, and when they
attempt an organization they are
bound to have one even if it takes
several meetings to perfect it.
The regular meeting of Father
Matthew's L. A. Society Will be held
Sunday, Feby 10th. Immediately after
mass. Every member is reqaested
to be as there is important business
to be transacted.
Wells Bros. s. Hanson have put
bright new coat of paint on the lnte-
rior of their store which makes
marked improvement in the neatness
and general pleasant appearance OF
that popular store.
The Logan club held meeting last
Saturday evening. but adjourned un-
til next Saturday evening before
transacting any business in order that
the members might attend lodge
and other meetings of which there
were several that evening.
Those interested in the organization
of the Odd-Fellows Lodge are EVIL
dently determined set and propose
having the lodge start out in good
working order from the word go. We
understand that they have ordered
their regalia and other equipments of
the very best make. They expect to
institute about the last of this month.
Mr.. Ralph G. Tabor, who is known
to large number OF our readers, and
Henrietta 5. Pratt, were married at
Red Wing, on the 9Th inst. Mr.. Ia
Dor is citizen of Grand Forks, where
he is practicing law. To him and his
young bride THE Sun extends its
CO0OGdCuIdL dud WlouCo tl1OtA q
long life of prosperity.
The Phelps Well and Wind Mil Co.
has finished driving the town well.
They drove to the depth of 95 feet Sc
curing 20 feet of excellent water,
with a flow of seven barrels per hour.
The wind mill will be attached as
soon az the overseer, Mr.. Thread
gould, is able to attend to it, and the
tank and other coDvenienees neces
sary to complete it and make it ready
for public use, will be added.
Morris put on some of her old time
gavety on st. Valentines evening
when the Masonic Fraternity cele.
brated the completion of their new
hall by throwing it's doors open for
the pleasure of their friends. One OF
the largest and most successful en-
tertainments ever given in Morris
was had and much could he said to
the credit of the admirable manage
ment throughout the entire even .ng.
Dancing was INDUCED in to the music
of Watzke's new and improved or
chestra and the hour was late before
the last guest departed.
The old hall over J. D. Goods store
has been completely metamorphosed
and the various Masonic societies now
have quarters of which they can just
" feel proud. They will now have
the facilities for social diversion
which their heretofore limited quar-
ters have prevented, and we learr
that it is the intention to supplement
Tuesday nights entertainment will
others as pleasant. However the Ma
sons of Morris have not their reputa
tion to make as hospitable hosts.
Madison Square Theatre Co., under
the management of Mcdowell &
Keene, two Of the leading men of the
5th Ave. Co., opened four nights
engagement at the court house hal
last night. To a public that was sc
nlSnly pltdSou Will Cne particular
parts rendered by these members OF
that company when here.a few months
since, it is unnecessary to review
their entertainment last evening. II
was excellent throughout and many
times elected merited and prolonged
applause. During their stay here
shey will present none but new plays