Morris tribune., 1889-09-18
PERSONALS.

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Monday.
II S. Stewart commenced receiving
grain Monday.
L. HI. Wellington aud wife were IL
Herman last week.
Mrs. r.. G. Stevens and sons left
Tuesday for the cities.
G. Nj. Giltinan came up from ST,
Paul, Saturday night.
w. w. Griswold made n flying bus
mess trip to Cyrus Monday.
w. f. Cooley returned on Sunday
from o visit to Dakota and the twin
cities.
w. III. Townsend, legal light from
Herman, was tlitting around town on
Monday.
Mrs. A. Helgeson and son, of MIL
nor, n. D.. are guests at the home OF
L. E. Pearce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dye, of Fond du Lac,
Wis.,, are visiting their sons n. p.
and II. l.. Dye.
Jas. X. Van Doren, one of Her
mans enterprising merchants, spent
a few hours in town Monday.
Mrs, Mira Beals and Miss Ellen
Beach Yaw, were guests of DIR. and
Mrs. III. l.. Hulburd during their stay
in Morris.
Miss Yaw sang at the Congrega-
tionaI church last Sunday morning
and greatly pleased the audience
with her fine voice.
Prince George of Wales is the only
member OF the English royal family
who speaks the language of his
country without foreign accent.
The wedding of Emmons Biai.Ie
aid Miss Mccormick, at Richfield
Springs, Sept. 26, will take place at
noon, in the Presbyterian church.
Among our callers the past week
at home, we mean-were Rev. Mr..
Ellery, Charley Wintermute, w. J.
Munro, H. t. Bevans. Thanks, gem
tlemen.
K. A. Linsley has purchased the
old Cogel and De Kay engine anl
will remove the same to the far:n in
Darnen, where it will be used to run
q feed mill. ...... '-.
The many friends of w. S. Kemp
will be pleased to learn that he has
been appointed division superIntend-
ent on the Montana division of the
Northern Pacific.
Rev. Herrick, of Winona, the new
pastor of the First Congregational
preached his initial sermon
as pastor last Sunday morning. Reg
ular services will hereafter be held at
that church.
Litchfield News-Ledger: The many
friends of Lewis, one of the most
popular conductors the Manitoba ever
had will be pleased to learn that he
las been appointed manager of Il
mine IN Dakota at a salary of So 900 Il
ear.
Second Lieut.. Michael Moore is the
oldest officer in the United States
.rmy in age and by entry into service.
he was born In South Brooklyn in
S796, and enlisted at Governors
rkland; New York harbor, in April,
B12. Think of that; serving in the
III. s. navy seventy seven years and
only reaching the rank of second
lieutenant!
The Rev. "A. NJ. Herrick has ar
rived and assumed control of the
pastorate of the Congregational
church at this place. Being young,
able, and an enthusiastic worker in
his chosen field of labor, we trust his
may be alike profitable and
to his parishioners and
himself, and that the best results may
ensue. We extend to the Rev. gen.
tleman and family cordial welcome
and trust that their sojourn i'll our
midst may be pleasant one.
Those of our citizens who are ac-
quainted with Mrs. Nelson, who used
to be Lu Richardson, daughter of
Hon. r. M. Richardson of this place,
will be panied to learn of Mr.. Mel
sons dangerous illness from the
dreaded disease, quick consumption.
Mrs. Nelson while q girl and residing
here was loved and respected by all
who knew her, and now during her
hour of bereavement their hearts
turn toward her with sadness. Mr..
Nelson is druggist and resides at
Osakis, and we understand was doing
a good business and is universally re-
spected.
WANTED-An apprentice at Miss
Spooner's.
The Litchfeld News-Ledger says