Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-02-20


Oats, % q 25.
Village election Tuesday, Mafcn
10Th. 1889, at engine house.
The new steam fire engine WIZ
arrive sometime next week.
The committee on sewerage are no'
ready as yet with their report.
The W.C.T T. U. meets this week sat
urday, at o'clock p. m-' with MIS- =
F. Hill.
The village council held a specia,
session Saturday last, auoiting oiii
for hose.
Sheriff Munro brought home q piece
of the rope with which Lee was mug
at Alexandria last Friday.
Registering board will meet at re-
corder's office, Feb. 26th, 1883, anu
March 18th, 1899, from the hours o.
ga. NJ to Up. m.
Dame Rumor has it that there art
several weddings on the tapis 1or tne
near future. One of them Will take
nlace, so it is said, to morrow morning
Our thanks are due County School
Superintendent Blcknell for a copy o.
the Fifth Biennial Report of the super
intendcnt of Public Instruction OF the
State of Minnesota.
Died, on Sunday last, young SOL
of James McCarroll, aged about le
d months. Mr.. McCarrail resides about
miles from this city. The funeral
took place yesterday forenoon.
There was very pleasant dancing
party at Agency hall on Monday
evening, the occasion being the birth
day of Miss Katie Griffith. Abou
forty couple were present and all en-
joyed good time. $500.
The A. @. u. w. gave another en-
ioyabie social and dancing party q
their rooms last Friday night. Their
was a good attendance, and all W er
unanimous in declaring it one OF th
pleasantest parties OF the season.
Don't forget the birthday, or tn
iewelry store when looking for tn
birthday present. Nor forget to asl
Mr.. Counter to show you the neS
goods lately purchased from New
York. New styles in rings and ladies
goods.
1t can't be said that our city Ina
been adull'' in q social way TIL
winter. Not week, nor scarcely a
evening, has passed without ther
being q dance or social gathering
some kind. The weather has bee
favorable, and social life has been d'
cidedly gay this season.
The entertainment given by the w.
T. u. last evening at Agency hall WI
really fine. There was large numb
present, and those who took part in u
entertainment gave general satisfaction
We have not the time OF space to partic
larize. but we must say that Lift
Stitches by little Miss DeKay, was Il
gem of the evening.
Fred Bunnell, oil the Metropolita
has q laundry in the Perkins hou
building, fitted up in the best possib
shape, and is prepared to do all kin
OF laundry work in as neat manner
any laundry in the large cities. 4
those who desire work done shou
leave orders at the Metropolitan. s
ad. In another column.
On Monday morning little Ph
only son OF F. e. Newell, passed aw
after a short sick ness, a victim OF til
dread disease, diphtheria. He was
bright little fellow, about three q
one-half years old, and his death i
sad blow 10 his parents. The fune
took place yesterday morning at
o'clock. MI. and Mrs. Newell ba
the sincere sympathy Of q large cir
of warm friends IN their loss.
a letter from J. D. Good, dated
Highspire, Lebanon county, T
Feb. 18th, says that the weather do
there Is just what he don't like-co
wet, cllangeable and decidedly 1
agreeable. Mr.. Good says that gu
number Of Pennsylyanians i
come ont here next spring and L
over Stevens county, with the int
tion Of purchasing land providing
prices and the surroundings are agl