The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-09-27
HANCOCK.
WEDNESD September IS. 1873

drS. j. &. BuckIln is visiting friends
in the eastern part of the state, and
Mr.. Il. is having their house much
improved by carpenters in her all
Sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills will spend the
winter away from Hancock, in
Canada, she in the southern part of
the state; and Miss Abbie will be at
Carleton College. Orphaned John
Ed. will spend the secular part Of the
the weeks with his uncle and aunt.
A change that will be greatly felt
in Hancock social and Christian cir
cles is impending. Rev.G. .Nutting
and family will move to Mortified
within a month, that the young peo-
pie may have privileges of Garlic
ton College. A. Waldron has rented
the farm. We are glad to have Mr..
and Mrs. Waldron with us, but how
we shall miss the Nutting family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland, of St.
Paul, are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Beggs.
Mrs. Gates, the doctors mother. is
very poorly. She is in her SIND year.
Mr.. Gunderson is visiting eastern
friends.
b. S. Bull has closed the bargain
with J. NJ. Dick inson for the Cotton
wood farm.
r. c. Jefferson and E. P. Watson
were in Hancock yesterday.
Mrs. Anderson, of Minneapolis, the
G. W. p. of the s. of T., attended
the meeting of orr division last even
ing, and is to lecture in the G.. A. R.
hall this evening.
Miss Laura A. Tibbets will speak
on Temperance in our church Sunday
evening, and in the Matteson school
house Monday and the Husevold
Tuesday evening.
Editor Newton's white hat is the
incest one in town-s0 new and clean.
By the way, what isthe Merriambadge?
Would you have to feel in a converts
pocket to find out!
Rev. E. G. P. Sanderson preached
in our church Sunday afternoon, and
designs making the appointment per-
manent.
Another street lamp! The fourth!!
And Hlncock's boom has come to
stay, too.
BAKER.
]. Mentally, ST., and Chas. Leaman
visited Graceville Sunday.
Miss Lillian McCoon, of Morris,
opened school in district No. q, Mon
day. with fair attendance.
Israel MCmbleau and son are erect.
ing fine large barn on their farm.
Curtis Bros. shipped their wheat
from Chokio and are getting ready to
leave for Oregon. Mr.. Curtiss has
been successful farmer and will be
missed by his many friends.
Mrs. D. Billings, of Winneconne,
Wis.,, formerly of this place, has just
returned home from visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtiss.
uEpMaM
It is understood that J. NJ. Lynch,
formerly editor of the Enterprise,
has located at st. Cloud.
The republican county convention,
held at Elbow lake on Monday, was
considerable Of farce, so they say.
And there is talk Of a peoples con.
vention to supplement tiff it does not
supplant it. at the Nov. election.
There was a grand hurrah for Hon.
Chas. Canning for Congress, and indi
cations are that he will carry Grant
county.
District court went into session or
Tuesday, Judge G. L. Brown presid
ing. The complaining witness in the
rape case which occurred at Herman
the 5th inst. has been spirited away
by unknown parties, and the outcome
is difficult to determine unless she il
found.
A. Dbll, OF Dollymount, while
threshing for c. B. stevens, with q
steamer, set fire to the hay on the
place, destroying about 100 tons.
Jos. Moses and Chas. Cater were
elected delegates to the 42nd legisla
tive convention to be held at Morris
the 27th..
RENDSvlLLE.
There is quite an amount OF thfesh.
ing all ready done in this vicinity
but the yield 80 far Is not very great
Rendsville was well represented al
the county fair by people and also b.
produces.
Don't forget tire meeting. here
Miss Laura a. Tibbet speak; on pro
hibition, Oct. 4th.
ESTRAY-.A strange yearliugs teei
is in my herd. Owner. mai
have same by proving property AM
paying charges.
JOSEPH ERNST,
46s3 Section IL, Peppertou.