Morris tribune., 1889-03-13
PERSONALS.

at Hastings, MINI.
Sheriff Munro returned from st.
Paul last Sunday morning.
Hon. H. H. Wells returned from his
southern trip last Saturday.
Rev. Father Gaskell visited friends
In Graceville last week.
S. A. Flaherty, Esq, returned Mon
day night from his business trip east
Albert Violin, Of Swan Lake, was
q welcome caller at our office last
Saturday.
CIV. Rohne, of Minneapolis, Is in
the city looking after his business
| interests.
Hon. I'll. w. Stone went to st. Paul
last night, with the intention OF being
absent the remainder of the week.
Hancock Olive Branch: Miss Wat
son, of Morris, Will teach tho spring
term of school in the Reed district,
near Page Lake.
J. A. johnson, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past week
with severe cold, is able to attend to
business once more.
I'D. Good returned home from his
eastern trip last Saturday morning.
more than ever satisfied that Minne-
sofa is the best state in the Union.
Graceville Democrat: DR.. Harris,
of Morris, was in Graceyille last week
for a couple Of days and we are glad
to note that he did II good business
while here.
The Hancock Olive Branch says
that 0. l.. Brevig has returned from
his trip to the Arkansas Hot Springs,
and that his health has not improved
as much as was expected.
Mr.. Bruin, private teacher in the
family of Herman Zahl, OF Swan
Lake, was caller at our office Satur-
day. Mr.. Il. is II very pleasant gentle
| man.
We were pleased to receive call on
Saturday last from Mr.. Herman Zahl,
of the grand old town of Swan Lake.
MIR. Zahl has been resident of Stevens
county about twenty years, and ranks
among our very best farmers. We
like the farmers of Swan Lake. They
know their business, and what is
better, they attend to 1t.
Rarely, if ever, have we met more
genial and entertaining gentleman
than DIR. J. J. Clemmer, Of Cresco,
Iowa, who spent u few days i'll our
city last week. The DR.. is an extern
sive breeder of Aberdeen Angus cattle
and owns several farms, although he
lives in town, where he has a drug
store. He called at our office on
Thursday, and royal good time we
had during an hours visit. Few men
can tell q story or relate All anecdote
rotterdam the Dr., and he has at all
times q full stock on hand. Miss
Clemmer, who has been visiting with
the family of Mr.. s. L. Harris for
some time past, Is daughter Of DIR.
Clemmer, and left for home with him
last Thursday night.
Browns Valley Reporter: If mead
ow-larks and ducks are any criterion,
then spring must certainly be upon
us~as these birds of the air have made
their appearance in this section.
Mrs. Whitley desires to call the
attention of her friends and the public
to her large stock of latest styles Of
spring millinery goods just received
from the east. llt4
There is no danger in giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children,
as 1t contains no injurious substances;
besides it isyunequalled for colds and
Group. Children like 1t. For sale by
Fritz Buckentin.
4. We regret to learn that Mrs. Thorn
asson, wife of our worthy clerk of
court, while walking down town last
Saturday evening slipped and fell on
the icy sidewalk in front of J. Ber-
kln's residence, breaking the bones In
her left wrist.
On Sunday last we listened to very
eloquent and Instructive sermon by
Rev. Ellery, pastor of the Methodist
church, from these words as his text
"Then Samuel took stone, and set
it between Mizpeh and Shen, and
called the name of it Ebenezer, say.
ing, hitherto the Lord has helped u.s.
Il. Samuel, chap. 7: IL.
LeSueur Sentinel: We learn thai
those who indulge in the use ofspirit'
uous and malt liquors at LeSueul
Center are forming q club, the mem
bers of which, by paying dollar each
will each have bottle Of their own
supplied with liquor, which will b'
re-filled as often IS ADDITIONAL pay
ments shall be made. This is to taks
. the place of a licensed saloon.
Now is the time for farmers to pur
chase seeders, harrows and other agri
: cultural implements, so as to be pre-
pared for spring work. And we woult
. take this occasion to remind then
. that T. A. Callahan, whose ad. ap
+ pears in another column, has some g
the very best agricultural implement
now in the market, having all Of tn
latest improvements. Give him
: call, examine his goods and get hi
n prices.
Next Monday a gentleman froI
. Milwaukee, WHO Is interested in til
. construction of the proposed new be
!, tel, will be in Morris for the purpos
of consulting with FL. s. Judson an
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