Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-03-27

Nj. L. Torpey left for the state OF
Washington last week.
Postmaster Solselh of Nash was u
caller at our ofiice.an. Monday.
Postmaster Husevold OF Cyrus was
among the callers ut our office last
Monday.
C. A. Danielson of Eldorado was
a welcome caller at our Office last
Thursday.
M. p. Morris aud P. A. Mccarthy
were in the cities Thursday Friday
and Saturday last.
Mrs. Mcpherson returned last We'd
nesday from an extended visit with
friends in the cities.
We received q call on Saturday last
from P. G.. Lason of Swan Lake, with
whom we had q pleasant chat.
II. J. Moore's father is visiting HIM.
Mr.. Moore has been quite sick, but
his health is much better now.
E. E. Rorem and o. A. Fuglie of
Hoffman were among the callers at
our office Saturday. They will both
read the TRIBUNE regularly after
this. ..
Olive Branch: William Griffith, of
Morris, who has been clerking in
Thorpe l. Tollifson's drug store since
last summer has resigned his position
here to engage i'll business at Grace
vile.
Hancock Olive Branch: We are
pleased to learn that o. l.. Brevig.
although still very weak aud ill, has
improved considerable since our last
issue. There is now some hope of his
recovery.
Mr.. Beaumont, viee-president of
the Acme Electric Light Co., 81. Paul,
was in the city yesterday tor the pur-
pose of looking over the ground In
regard to putting in an electric light
plant here.
Il. Brittendall is running his own
farm this year, on section 3, town Of
Scott. He was foreman OH the +. j.
Jones farm for three years, but says
he Is of age now and is going to be
his own boss.
Hancock Olive Branch: X. e. Hell
geson returned from his visit to the
Hot Springs looking much improved
in health. He brings a favorable re-
port of the place and his entertain
ment while there.
Herman Enterprise: Col. Pullman
has finally determined upon Little
Falls, this state, rs the place OF his
residence. He has purchased fine
business lot and already has in pro-
cess of erection large barn which
he will use for livery purposes. To
this business he will hereafter devote
himself.
Our former townsman, E. B. Wood
ward, now of Wahpeton, met his wife
here Saturday night and spent Sum
day IN Morris, returning to Wahpe-
ton Sunday night. Mrs. w will go
to Wahpeton in few days. While
we regret the loss of E. B., we most
heartily congratulate our neighboring
city on securing an upright, honora-
BILE business man.
We received pleasant call from 8.
D. Heath of this township on Friday
last. MFR. Heath has resided In this
state thirty years. and he says he
commenced seeding this spring ear
lier than any season since his resi-
dence here. The first year he came
to the state he did not commence
seeding until the 10th Of May, and
still he had o coed crop. Mr.. Heath
says he raises fair crop Of corn every
year.
Henry Hutcffins, Esq, was so much
better that he attended meeting OF
the board of county commissioners
on Wednesday last and called OF our
,offioe.the same, day. He was feeling
we'll and cheerful. but since then he
has had q severe attack of his old
complaint and been confined to the
house for the last few days, We sim
cerely hope that he may soon recover
Few men have suffered more than
Mr.. Hutchins..
Mr.. David Munro, brother of George
FL. and w. J. Munro, is visiting here
Mr.. Munro held position under the
Panama railroad company, whicl
position he held for five or six months
but came to the conclusion that wa!
no country for him, that is, il. HI
wanted to live, so last January he4ef
for New York. On his way he hat
the yellow fever, but recovered from
that terrible disease, and after remain
ing a while in New York, came t.
Minneapolis. The disease left hin
weak and emaciated, but he is now II
his usual health. Mr.. Munro's des
cription of scenes on the Panam'
canal and at Aspiuwall and Panama
Is decidedly rich. The editor of tn
TRIBUNE, in the winter OF 1852
walked across the isthmus, from Pan
anna to Cruces, and then came dow
| the Chagres river 90 miles in an opel
boat to Chagres, at the mouth Of til
river. That trip was all we wantc
of that country.
Call at Hancock & Stebbins an
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