Morris tribune., 1889-07-31
Eoeal nutes.

Bills are out announcing a dance
at the Perkins House on Friday
evening.
Ten Nights in a Bar-Rpom, at
Court House hall one night only,
Wednesday, Aug. II.
In another part OF the paper
will be found the proceedings of
the Board of Equalization.
Harvesting is we'll advanced in
this vicinity, and indications point
to the largest crops this county ev-
er raised.
Rev. H. NJ. Herrick, OF Winona,
has accepted the call to the pastor
ate of the Congregational church
in this city, and will commence his
labors about Sept. Is.
If in the need of dry goods, gro
ceries, boots or shoes, clothing,
hats and caps, gents furnishing
goods, buckskin gloves, etc, at
bottom prices, call on J. b. Dan
ielson.
We are in receipt of communi-
cation from Cyrus, in reply to the
one published some little time ago,
but we are unable to publick it
this week. It will appear in our
next issue, however.
Owing to the immense amount
of labor required to get out this
weeks issue, we are behind on our
orders for job work, and are oblig-
ed to ask the forbearance of our
patrons for few days.
The Great Marble Theatre COM
pany supporting the peoples fav-
orite comedian, Billy Marble, in
the great play Ten Nights in a
Bar. Room at Court House hall,
Wednesday night, Aug. Il.
The Board of Education of this
city organized Saturday morning
last, and elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent-G. E. Darling; Clerk--D.
T. Wheaton; Treasurer-G. Fl.
Munro.
Wouldn it be a good plan to
have some of the numerous "gen-
tlemen of leisure who are work
ing our generous citizens for their
meals, set to work cutting the
weeds which abound in some parts
of the towne
An interesting game of ball was
played last Saturday afternoon be-
tween tive kid mines of the city.
As it is impossible to get up game
between the Morris club and any
outside nine, we are forced to rely
on home talent for our amuse.
ments.
Olive Branch: Both the lambs
and hogs shipped by Mr.. Dickin.
son to the Minneapolis stock yards
last week were sold at from one
fourth to one-half cent a pound
above the market price. This
speaks we'll for the stock and its
keeping.
Two healthful summer drinks
are said to be ginger water, which
is simply water sweetened with
molases with two table spoonfulls
of cider vinegar added and the
whole spitted with ginger, and oat
meal stirred into cold water aud
allowed to settle before drinking.
Postal money orders can now be
sent to stranger and paid with
out Identification, at the request of
the sender, who instructs the Post.
Office department to "waive exami-
nation" The new rule will be
great convenience to commercial
travellers generally, who have been
annoyed by the inability to find
any person to identify them in a
place where they are not acquaint-
ed.--St. James Journal.
Married, Thursday, August 1,
1889, at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. David.
son, in the town of Rendsville,
Miss Mary D. Davidson and Mr.. B.
r. Danforth, of Pope county. Rev.
W. M. Wright, of Breckenridge,
assisted by Rev. E. G. Teachaut,
of Herman, performed the cere-
mony. The TRIBUNE joins with
the many friends of the yopng
couple in wishing them a happy
and prosperous voyage through
life. -
Billy Marble, the famous Come
dian and his powerful Dramatic
Co., will appear in Court House
hall, one night only, Wednesday,
Aug. IA, on which occasion they
will present the famous Drama of
Ten Nights in o Bar. Room. This
Company makes a specially of this
piece and present it in unparalled
completeness, carrying scenery for
this piece particularly. Secure
seats early and remember the date,
"Wednesday night, sAug.14 $50 ss.r