The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-07-25
PERSONAL.

y. ~ JohnS0u leit lOf the CAtles To-
! day.
sam Pullam came to town for good
this week.
X. C. Helgeson of Hancock was in
town Yesterday.
George Stinson left for Glenwood
Tuesday morning.
: E. p. O'Brien went to Ortonville
last Monday evening.
Lon uollister has returned from
a week visit TO Austin.
Mrs. C. P. Maginnis of Duluth
arrived in town Monday.
Charley Stinsou arrived home from
Daluth on Saturday night.
R. c. jefferson of st. Paul dined at
the Metropolitan Tuesday.
Miss Eta Pearce left for lake Min
newaska yesterday morning.
Lawyer Flaherty left on Monday p.
N. to attend court at Wheaton.
Mr.. Cooley went on the l.. F. & d.
yesterday morning for Glenwood.
NJ. Noonan, of Graceville, was in
town Monday on his was to st. Paul.
Judge Brown has returned from
holding an adjourned term Of court
at Wheaton.
Miss Patterson, one of our efficient
school teachers, has sent in her re-
signation.
Miss NIirt Walker of the town of
Morris is visiting Miss Maud White
ley this week.
Anton Watzke is in Wisconsin at
tending the celebration of his sisters
silver wedding.
w. w. Coats and wife spent Sunday
with their mother, their present
home is in st. Paul.
John Barrett, of Scott, left for St.
Paul on Monday for tripOf business
and profit combined.
E. F. Hill has returned from
Browns Valley after changing the
location of part of that city.
Mrs. Chas. DlhlOw of the town of
Synnes left for GOodhue county on
Monday, to spend q week with her
friends.
Mr.. Hill of Horton was in town on
Saturday; he says some of the farms
in his town have the best wheat he
ever saw.
E. Lathorp is baggage smasher at
| the depot this week in place of VIM.
Noting who has gone to OAK, with
his family.
County superintendent Brown and
wife of Big Stone spent Friday night
in town on their way to Alexandria,
| to visit friends.
L. II. Wellington has returned
fran his extended trip through the
northwest. He is satisfied with
Minnesota as his abiding place.
Chas. Wilson has been confined to
his bed for couple of weeks, from
rheumatism and general prostration.
We are happy to say he is now i'm
proving.
Mrs. David Kemp returned home
on Tuesday after an extended visit to
| Wayerly and St. Paul. Uncle Dawes
face has shortened considerably since
her arrival.
Mrs. Jerome Haight and Miss
Mary Ryckman of Paynesville were
in town last week visiting the Haight
and Caswell families, They left to
visit friends in Dakota.
Mrs. II. w. Stone, ST.. has returned
from six weeks visit to friends in
st. Joseph, Mich. She is shrewd
| observer, and she says she saw no
such fine crops any where as here.
Mrs. &c. D0nnelly and her daUght-
CIR Miss Maine came to the city
to see the sights on Tuesday last.
| The metropolis of The county has
great attractions for the residents of
| the suburban districts.
A. \. Stone is attending the State
Prohibition convention at Minneapolis
this week. The prohiOitionists are
like Gen. Taylor's army in Mexico;
Gen. Santa Anna said he had them
whipped twice but they didn't know
| it.
viii Hooper has moved with his
family to Milbank, Oak, where he
has got position with the rail road
company. Any man who will leave
Stevens county to live in Oak, has
courage enough to meet death in any
form.
The genial countenance of our
time hOnored friend w. w. Griswold
may now be seen as our successor in
Judge Darling's office. He may beat
lis III the more intricate points of the
law, but he can't hold a candle to us
in selling oats and Irvine.
Lawyer Flaherty returned from
Wheaton yesterday, where he had
two cases before the court, with VIC
tory perched upon his banner. Nor
ris base ball club and Morris lawyers
can always be relied upon to bring
home victory to appreciative friends.
Mrs. Noting and children, and
also Miss Jennie Noting left on the
Browns Valley train on Friday last
for an extended visit with relatives
in S. d. They have our best wishes
for enjoyment during their stay; but
we are pleased when we hear those
tourists say they are glad to get back
to Morris, which is the universal ex
preston after short absence.
The Sunday schools of the Metho
dist and Congregational churches viii