Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-27


DIR. H. L. Hulburd was in Mime.
apoIis Monday.
w. A. Gates, of st. Paul, was in
town Monday.
Judge Darling attended court at
Wheaton last week.
l.. o. Hulllster left for Austin last
Saturday morning.
Miss Mary Wunsch is visiting
friends ut Sank Centre.
Miss Ida Borrill returned from st.
Paul Friday morning.
Judge Brown returned from Wheat
OH last Friday morning.
A. X. Gray was in town Monday
evening to attend Knight Templar
Lodge.
Hon. A. S. Crossfield was in the
city the first Of this week and made
thls office II pleasant call.
Rev. Geo. Gaskeil visited st. Paul
last week and met the new head of
this Catholic diocese, Bishop Ear
deiti.
\. c. Thorpe is at Austin to attend
The wedding of l.. .. Hollister and
Miss Matte E. Messersmith which
takes place this evening.
The following have favored us
with the renewal of their subscrip-
ton the past week: E. =. Drovdal
anu Charles Grassman.
Miss Ada Tanner. daughter or Cor
poral Gamer, of New York, conf
Dental clerk to the Commissioner of
Pensions, has resigned.
Congressman Comstock and family
are in Washington. Miss May Bald
win, of Fargo, will be the guest Of
Mrs. Comstock during the winter.
Ed. S. B,nson and family leave
this week for Illinois where they ex
pect to remain. This departure is
made on account Of Mr.. Benson's i'll
health.
Our good friend Commissioner
Camp evidently believes in the doc
trine that ait is more blessed to give
than to receive" which accounts for
the leaving of those historical
Thanksgiving turkeys at our office
for the editor and printer. Thanks,
Milo, thanks.
Our respected friend Rev. Mr..
Barnes, president of the Fargo COL
lege, we are pleased to note, has met
with wonderful success in his laburs
for the benefit of the college. It is
expected that the building will be
completed by the first of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes will soon go
east where they will remain during
the winter. Mr.. Barnes was former
~ pastor Of the Congregational church
of Ottawa, III.
We do not wish to obtrude our per-
sonal sufferings upon the attention o!
our readers III an unnecessary mall-
her. but still we feel like saying to
them that we honestly believe that
we have suffered more real pain dur
ing the last four months than any
twenty-five persons in Stevens coun-
~, provided their sufferings were all
consolidated. During u large por-
ton of the above period We have
been unable to talk, swallow or par-
take of amy kind of food, not even a
glass of wafer, without being thrown
into the most violent and painful par
nxysm; and We wish to say in ex-
PLANTATION OF our appearance when OH
the streets, in not being rs cordial as
we ought to our friends, 1t was owing
To the fact that we were suffering iu-
tense pain when we attempted to
speak. Burns said that the tooth
ache was the "hell OF all diseases"
This is positive evidence that Burns
never had all attack of facia! neural
gia. Why, toothache Is no compare
sou. Ii old Satan, the boss of the ill.,
fernal regions, desires an additional
punishment for his victims, let him
introduce neuralgia among them.
We are some better. but are still sui
fering severely, which makes 1t de-
cidedly difficult to write for our
paper, especially in a cheerful and
humorous manner. To those of our
friends who have furnished the TRI-
BUNE with local and other articles
we return our sincere thanks, and
earnestly request them to continue
their contributions.