Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-02-27
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
WI. Munro visited the cities last
sweek.
w. b. Hancock was In the cities
Saturday.
Ix. Donnelly, OF Donnelly, was IN
this city Saturday.
Our esteemed friend Joha Hadden,
OF Hancock, was in town last Friday,
e. II. Hollmann is confined to his
residence with severe attack oil
rheumatism.
ST.. Stebblns, of the firm OF Han
cock & Stebbins, is visiting his parents
and friends In Winona county.
SIP. Al. Mccarthy of this city, was
reelected president of the Minnesota
Real Estate Dealers Association, ut 0
meeting in Minneapolis last week.
Mr.. Henry Johsnon, proprietor OF
the North Star flour mill, was well
come caller Mt our office on Monday.
Mr.. J. informed us that owing to the
scarcity'of water his mill would not
be running for a short time.
While in ST. Paul last week we
were pleased to meet, for the first
time since we were mustered out of
the service in June, 1865, Comrade A.
HI. Fowler, with whom we fought,
bled and died in the l04th regiment OF
Illinois infantry, during the war for
Union. Mr.. Fowler Is now located az
Slayton, Murray county, Minnesota.
Judge Geo. e. Darling was in
Browns Valley, MIMI, and Wilmot,
Milbank, Aberdeen, Flandreau and
Sioux Falls, D. r., last week looking
up an estate for Morris parties. He
reports eastern and southwestern
Dakota as well settled and built up as
western Minnesota. Sioux Falls he
thinks will be the town of southern
Dakota.
Among others whom we met at 81.
Paul last week was our ancient friend
Stephen E. Foster. We knew Stephen
thirty years ago, when. we both were
among the "leading citizens" OF that
town in Illinois which has q Upright
future'' before it, located at the head
of navigation on the Illinois river,
known by the honorable name of La
Sale, the abiding place of the veneer
able Edward Cushing Webster, the
able editor of the LaSalle Republican.
Hancock & Stebblns have the fol-
lowing brands of teas: Oolong, Eng
lish Breakfast. Basket-fred Japan,
Sun-cured Japan, Green, and Gum
powder. ALI fresh. % to 75c.
J.E. Danielson has received his new
stock of ladies' dress fiannels. Also
spring styles of hats and caps, and a
large invoice of boots and shoes to ar
rive in few days. Give him q call be-
fore purchasing.
a., , k.1I~ ~
organizing an electric light company
r;aht Tha ,noro GOOD things the
better. And then if the city should
decide to "douse the glims" that now
make feeble attempts to light our
streets. and illuminate our city with
s,aot.;a I;o,,ts ~, mvI wonldn,t n
T,,a Tp,Drrr w,sbas the
s,ae..;a ,,cht oomnonv succass and
81, a. all :, con 70 aid them.
cood antiquity ON mems fashions
tolls ns that notwithstanding the
,nanv rooent attamnt..d innovations
- tha domain of dress suits the claw.
ha,.nar .oot in all its severe sim.
rl;c;tv 10 recognized az the correc,
garment for evening wear. Designers
and fashionable tailors scout the idea
Of any greater change than slight
notifications of the swallow-tail be-
ing Endorsed by men OF good taste OIL
good Judgment.
Honcock Olive Branch: or. Brey,e
ondK q Ha,oeson started ON wednes
davaast for Hot snrinos Ark. Sine,
MI. 1Er.,.p,s return from his trip t,
Norwav last summer his health has
fa,lod rani1lv and during the pas
Fortnight the idea of a visit to th,
| Hot Springs IN hone of rezaining Iii
lost health has been discussed ant
Mr. Helgeson, who was an invaii'
himself consented to accompany him
i There is no danger In giving Cham
berlain,s Cough Remedy to children
as 1t contains no injurious substances
, besides it Is unequalled for colds an
croup. Children like 1t. For sale b
Fritz Buckentin.
s,,o,,ld tl,a onnroachfno snrine b
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