Morris tribune., 1889-09-04
PERSONALS.


S. A. Flaherty is in the cities this
week on legal business.
H. S. Judson made n business trip
to Graceville this week.
c. J. Peck left for his home in
Minneapolis last Thursday.
A. J.. Willard, OF st. Paul, spent
last Thursday with A. G. Thorpe.
Mrs. H. l.. Hubbard left for a visit
with friends in the twin cities yester-
day.
Mrs. Mcpherson and sons were at
the exposition in Minneapolis last
week.
III. S. Poison, Of Hancock, was in
town Monday and called ut this
office.
Miss Gertrude Jones and Miss
| Lizzie Brown left for their home last
Thursday.
Miss Cumberland arrived Sunday
morning to assume her duties in the
east side school.
Mrs. Henry Hutchins and family
returned from their visit to Wiscon-
sin last Saturday.
L. E. Pearce and Mrs. S. A. Baker
were among those who arrived from
the east on Friday.
Geo. Munro and family are once
more at nome alter q visit with
friends in Minneapolis.
The Misses Mabel and Edna Wat
son left for Mortified last week, ut
which place they will attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dumble We're
III Fergus Falls last week TO attend
the funeral of Mr.. Dumble'5 nephew.
II. E. West, the new editor of the
Hancock Olive Branch, was i'll the
city Monday and made this office a
call.
w. T. Cooley, left Monday night
for Woonsocket, S. D., where he Will
spend a short time visiting bis
parents.
Mrs. j. \. Johnson and children
and Miss Maggie Fryberger left yes
terday for q visit with relatives at
Red Wing.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Fisk and children left
for their home in Des Moines, Ia.
They were the guests of Mrs. Stewart
during the summer.
"A. NJ. Cummings has secured a
position as manager OF an elevator
at Nassau, on the WATERFOWL branch
of the Manitoba, and left on Monday
night for that place.
A fine young mare for sale cheap.
INQUIRE of DIR. H. L. HULBURD.
The following is the corps OF teach
ers in the public schools: Westsidc
school-Joel n. Childs, High school;
Agnes Torpey, Grammardepartment;
Jeanette Burgitt, intermediate de-
~partnent; Lucy Smith, Primary de-
partment. Eastside school-Tilla
Helgeson, Grammar department.;
Victoria Cumberland, intermediate
department; Emma Johnston, Pri-
mary department.
Sleepless nights, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
is the Remedy for you. Sold by Fritz
Buckentin.
The lecture by G. w. G. Hyde, at
the Congregational church last
Thursday evening, was we'll attended
and thoroughly. enjoyed. The sub
iect, "Walter Scott and his Works."
was handled with q skill that showed
the lecturer to be conversant with his
subject, and his delineations of the
Scotch character were simply superb.
Western Rural: We desire to say
that there is nobody in Chicago who
is doing business for the fun of the
thing, or giving away any valuable
goods to strangers just to introduce
them. If you get u circular that says
otherwise, just smile u smole, or
wink a knowing wink, hold on to
your pocketbook with one hand and
with the other put the circular into
the fire.
Burnt corn is a sui cure for hog
cholera, says an exchange, and adds:
"It was first discovered by the burn
ing of q pile Of corn belonging to a
distillery at Peoria. It WAS thrown
to the hogs and readily eaten by
them. Before that time a number
had been dying each day with chol-
era, but the disease Immediately dis
appeared. It is so simple a remedy
that it can he easily tried"
Redwood Revieile: When com
petition becomes brisk, there is bui
one way to secure a reasonable share
of business, and that is by constant
and spicy newspaper advertising. Nc
town ever had a right permanent ers
of prosperity whose merchants die
not advertise in it's local papers anc
assist in building up the institutions
that spend more words, more valu
able time and more money for the
advancement of communities and the
welfare of the country than all els
f combined.
The large dwelling house on thu
8 Judson & Delahunt farm, in the towl
1 of Scott, was destroyed by fire yester
f day afternoon. together with its con
. tents, The fire started in the kitchen
and spread so rapidly that it was i'm
possible to do anything except t
! save a very small portion of tn
furniture in the lower part OF, th'
house. The loss is about $4,000, will
I, an insurance of $1,000. The loss is