The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-15

New.tona Light weight.
District court convenes Nov. Goth.
Though his name is newton he isa
daisy; and don't you forget it.
The Congregationalists hold fair
Oh the evening of the 2lst at the
Perkins House.
Patrick Cannon has traded his
village property with VIM. NJ. Morris
for his farm in the town of Darnen.
Some thoughtful Hancock citizen
east one ballot for sc. Doodle
Newton" for judge of district court.
BoRN--To Mr.. and Mrs. E. +.
O'Brien Sunday morning. Nov. Il,
1888, daughter. THE Sun congratu-
lates.
The surprise (9arrison's election)
is the cause of great Publication.
Right. We'd jollify, too, if we had
the chance.
1.-THE Boys will give social dance
at Agency hall Thanksgiving night.
Good music. Supper will be served
at the Central House:
The Sir Knights of Bethel Com
mandery will give another of their
uniform receptions at their Asylum
hall in Morris tomorrow evening.
We regret to announce that Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Giltinan lies seriously i'll at
the Merchants hotel in st. Paul.
With her many friends in Morris we
hope for her speedy recovery.
The committee In charge have de-
cided to extend the Catholic fair one
night beyond the time first arranged
for. The 23rd will now be the last
night. Dates are gwen in notice else
where.
~ III. r. Eddy has returned the last
Of his very large herd of $50 head of
cattle, which he has had the care of
during last summer. Out of this
large number he did not lose critter
during the seasonal fact which speaks
highly for him as herdsman.
It is said that lunatics sometimes
imagine themselves the only sane peo-
pie living. A practical illustration
OF this was that of a certain Morris
citizen the other evening. who being
little "tipsy" himself, to Judge from
his acts considered himself as the
only sober and ordely citizen in the
crowd.
In the ears of the average Han
cockonian the song of illegal voting
in Synnes IA democratic town. is the
sweetest music, but it is an unpardon
able offense to intimate that this
.lItty OF their own manufacture could
be applied to Hancock. Hancock,
you know, Cf you don't we do) is
republican.
The only old soldiers on the repub-
lican county ticket were Spur and
Bevans, and they were the only
candidates on that ticket who were
defeated. If the grand old party is
such friend of the old soldiers how
is this overthrow of their repres-
entatives accounted for? was it neces-
sarry for the rescue of the sinking
ship.
subscriptions, new ones and re-
newaIS, have just been rolling in
since election~An indication that
the course of The Sun during the
late campaign meets with popular
favor; and further indication that
some Of our deinquents appreciate
the needs of a defeated candidate s
pocket book. Roll in, tumble in, any
way to get in; we will try to take
care of you all.
Among the attractions of the fair to
be given by the Ladies' Aid society of
the Congregational church will be an
embroidered silk and plush quilt;
beautiful hand painted pictures and
Easel draperles; table scarfs, toilet
sets, ornamental pine pillows, sofa and
chair cushion. lamp shades, lovely
pot-porri liars, exquisite lava vases,
dressed dolls, mounted work baskets
and other things, too numerous to
mention.
AS special attractions of the Catho.
lie fair, to be held at F. E. Newell
store next Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, a gold headed
cane will be voted to the most popu-
lar gentleman, the candidates being
Fred Bunnell OF this village, and
Dennis Hennessy, of Darnen; china
tea set to the most popular young
lady; silver cake basket to the most
popular young lady, and doll to the
most popular little girl. No limit to
the number of candidates The names
of those for the last named articles
will be made known at the fair.
Asa side attraction and for the
benefit of the fair Prof. Mercer will
give his popular illustrated war lee.
tafres.