The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-12
PERSONAL.

T. A. Callahan, went to the cities
today.
Amos r. Pushor, went below yes
terday.
Lawyer Flahertv, was in Eldorado
on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson, visited
the cities this week.
Mrs. Stanger left on Saturday for
a visit to St. Paul and Red Wing.
II. w. Stone. is at the fair with a
lot of his choice cattle on exhibition.
J. w. Pushor, was one of the
visitors at the State Fair, this week.
The familiar face of Doc. Stevens,
was seen on our streets last Saturday.
Mrs. HI. Hulburd, returned home
ON Saturday, from visit to the twin
cities. .--.>~
= Ed Thoele came up from st. Paul
on Tuesday last, looking well and
hearty.
Mrs. Stark, late Milliner here, spent
Sunday in town, guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearce.
VIM. Pagan of the town of Darnen
fell off a horse last Sunday and broke
his collar bone.
Frank Shaddock and wife, araived
here last Tuesday, on visit with T..
4. Calahan's family.
Miss Eta Anderson of Eden Prairie
arrived in town yesterday, on visit
to the Stinson family.
Geo. NJ, Gilman, was in town last
week when he rendered his resigna-
ton as county auditor.
FIG. Dumble and wife left for home,
Fergus Falls, on Thursday after Il
visit with his brother w. J.
Miss Annie Gaughn, went to Min
neappolis, on Friday last, to visit re-
latives and attend the fair.
Frank Mccullough. spent few
days in Morris, last week and re-
turned TO Briton, OAK, on Monday.
John Wilson, of Lake Traverse,
passed through, on his way to the
State Fair and Exposition, OD Monday.
Msers NJ. Finnegan and Jas. Brennan
are in the Twin cities, looking after
business interests and to attend the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkin, spent Il few
days in Benson, last week, visiting
her parents and returned home on
Monday.
Mrs. Mills left yesterday for two
weeks visit to Oshkosh Wisconsin ac-
companied by two of A. y. Stones
children.
Darlington Phelps, wife and son
are in the cities this week. Also
Mrs. F.. w. Randell and Mrs. J. E.
Danielson.
Mrs. l.. w. Curtiss, left on Monday
night for st. Paul, where she intends
to visit friends, and to return from
there, TO her home at Great Falls,
Mont.
Ralph We ellington, brother to our
worthy Register Of deeds, was Mar
ried in St. Paul, on Wednesday, the 4th.
The Wellington must be marrying
family.
L. E. Pearce, Mr.. and Mis-. F. E.
Newell, Mrs. T. Colahan ST., and
MIS-. Matt Diedrich, are all sick. In
most, if not all CAGES, choleranorbus
is the disease, which seems to be
epidemic.
Mrs. El1ery of Morris and Mrs.
Clark of Hancock, are in Duluth this
week, representing the interests Of
this cOunty,in the state convention of
the womenS christian temperance I'M
ion held there
A. NJ. Graham, Register of Deeds,
of Traverse county, and wife, were
in town on Monday, on their way to
visit their old home in Wisconsin.
MI. Graham finds Traverse Co. better
for farming than Wis.
Rev. Mr.. ElIery, filled the pulpet of
the NJ. E. church, in Milbank, Sd,
last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Sanderson, of
Hancock, took Mr.. Elllery's place
here, who filled the vacancy in Han
cock. we are unable to say.
R.NI. Richardson, left by the I. F.
& D. road, on Monday. for Osakis. On
visit to his daughter and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. Mr.. Mel
son Is dangerOulY sick, little hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
II. B. Wolff and wife left on Satur
day night, for Duluth. MI. w. went
on BUSINESS, but like level headed
man, resolved to connect pleasure and
profit. That is Il lesson worth learn
ing, and practising by other men, go
thou and do likewise.
We are pleased to learn that doc
Stevens is about to become q perma.
nent resident of Morris. DOC" now
being a married man this adds another
| family to the population, we hope
doc" will continue to increase the
population that he has so nobly be-
gun.
From the exodus from Morris on
Monday, one would think that Tues
day was Morris day, at the Minnea
polls Exposition, or at the State fair
Among the crowd, we caught the
uames of the following: 0. G. Han
son and wife, Conrad burst and wife
Charles Wilson and wife, Nate Will
son, John House and wife, D. T
Wheaton and wife, E. J, Jones anG
family, Samuel Larson and family
T. J. Moore, Marshal Pepper, n. r
Spur, Mrs. Charles Olson.
An entertainment will be given or
to Tomorrow evening at the court
house bv Miss Ellen b. Yaw soprano
and Miss Mira Beal, reader, to which
all should go, that possibly can
Miss Yaw will be remembered as
former resident of Morris. She wa
a stenographer in the office L. G
Spooner, she was then an acom
plished young lady. and has spent al
her time Silence, improving herself