Morris tribune., 1889-01-09
PERSONALS.

w. J. Munro went to st. Paul Mon
day night.
Mrs. G. w. Vaughan visited friend:
at Herman last week.
Brigham Young is clerk ut the
Stewart house, Graceville.
Mrs. F. E. Newell and children re-
turned from visit TO Hastings, Minn.,
on Saturday.
C. E.. Camp went TO the cities Mon
dap morning, on business, to be alb
sent two or three days.
W.K. Walker, the Frog Lake Demo-
crat, was pleasant caller at the
TRIBUNE office OH Friday last
E. J. Jones went TO Minneapolis
and st. Paul last Thursday, and when
he returns Mrs. Jones will accompany
him.
F. w. Heller, of the town of Ever
glade, was a pleasant caller at the
TRIBUNE office on Monday. Call
again.
l.. J. Schlattman went to st. Paul
Tuesday night, to attend q meeting of
the State Alliance, which conyencs
tomorrow.
Ole Nicholson, of he town of Franz
| mas, was II welcome caller at this. Of
flee yesterday. He will read the
TRIBUNE during 1899.
d L Hall, of the town of Horton,
was among our callers yesterday.
Mr.. Hail will continue to read the
TRIBUNE another year.
Nv. Stone, Que ofthe Presidential
electors from this State, went TO st.
Paul last Monday, to be present ut
the IN citing OF the board Of electors
on Monday next.
Miss Cumberland and Miss Pattison
returned on Saturday from visit
with friends in the southern part OF
the State. The young ladies were
much benefited by their brief vacation,
and will take up the thread of their
school duties with renewed vigor.
1t you want good photograph, call
at Carlson & Wold's branch gallery,
over Croonquist's store, this city.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
We have received from J. L. Owens
& Co.. Minneapolis, a very neat aud
attractive illustrated calendar for
1ss9-the prettiest thing OF the kind
we have seen this year. Gentlemen,
please accept thanks. Tha above firm
manufacture flax cleaners and separa-
tors, and horse powers.
The next important day to celebrate
is st. Valentines, the 14th of Febru-
airy, when all the younger portion of
community, the lads and lasses, will
fill the post offices with paper missives,
addressed to their town Valentine
Sometimes some of the old boys and
girls indulge in the practice of send
ing valentines to their acquaintance
which are not always of pleasing
character.
Brainerd Dispatch: The funeral Of
Mrs. Patrick Corcoran was held from
the Catholic church In this city on
Tuesday, the Rev. Father Watry off,
ciating. The deceased was highly
respected christian lady, and her sud-
den death, which occurred in Mime
apo.is on Sunday, was severe eheck
to her relatives and acquaintance In
Bralnerd. The sympathy of the COM
munity goes out to the bereaved hus-
band and parents.
Morris is the first town We eyer lived
in or he.rl of where there was city
council or village board, that the pro-
ceilings of such council or board were
not published, 80 that the taxpayers
and the community generally may
know what is being done by these
municipal bodies. 1t strikes us that
it is just as important to the residents
of this village to have the proceedings
Of the village board published, as it Is
to the residents of the county ut large
to have the proceedings of the county
commissioners published. Isn't that
right?
20 keep house plants from frost,
A successful amateur in New Hamp-
shire says she don't allow frost to bite
her plants 80 long as she has a two
gallon jug in the house and can get
hot water. Sine first coats the jug
with layer after layer Of paper to keep
| i'm the heat and also to modify it.
Then Oil severe nights she places tie
Jug on the center table and all around
it the tender plants, and over all a
sheet or waterproof cloak supported
by some sticks thrust into the pots.
This method carries the plants safely
through any kind of cold night.
Kandiyohi county wants q new
COZ TT house. At q meeting of the
commissioners of that county held
last week, q resolution was unani-
mously adopted instructing their rep.
resentative and senator ITO cause to
be passed, at the earliest moment
possible, law authorizing the COM
missioners Of this county to issue the
bonds OF the county to the amount Of
500, 0OO. 90 for the purpose of erecting O
suitable court house, said law to be
submitted to the voters Of this county
at the next general town meeting, In
March, 1889, forapproval or rejection
4 The TRIBUNE editor and wife have
been honored with m invitation te
attend the Inaugural Ball at the cap
tol in st: Paul this evening. The in
vitation reads; "Mr. and Mrs, w
r. Merriam request the honor Of youl