Morris tribune., 1889-10-16

Tie Red Front Grocery.
J. E. Danielson has II new al. III
this issue Read it.
A young lady arrived at the home
of Geo. E. Maughn last Friday.
Read the new ad. Of Stone u
Dumble on the first page of this issue
A young daughter was added to the
family Of L. A. Callahan, on Friday
last.
Born, on Thursday, Oct. 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. P. Morris, a son. All
we'll.
The German Methodists will hold
services in the Episcopal church next
Sunday morning.
Don't fail to hear the Stewart Con-
cert Company, st Court House Hall,
Monday evening next.
Last quarter of the moon at 1887
this evening. New moon on the oath
inst, at 9:26 in the morning.
The duck and goose shooting is I'M
proving. Some very fine bags have
been brought i'll during the past week.
The Morris Choral Club will meet
OH Wednesday evening at the West
side school house, at 8 O'Clock sharp.
--NFhose been kicking about the
weather this fall? Thus far it has
been too awfully nice for anything
except picnies.
The evening service at the COngre-
gational church next Sunday will be
praise service of song. A cordial
invitation is extended.
We understand that the members
of the Catholic church will give a
fair some time next month. Full
particulars will be given later.
Invitations are out for the second of
the series of knights Templar recep-
tons, to be given at their hall on
Friday evening Of this week.
A tennis court has been laid out on
the ball ground and is in use nearly
every afternoon. This game has be-
come quite popular with our people.
If you wish to spend an enjoyable
evening attend the concert at Court
House Hall on Monday evening.
"Mirth, music and song" Will be
present to fill the hours.
The society of Christian Endeavor
lust organized in the Congregational
church, have a prayer-meeting every
Sunday evening at $3.50. Young peo-
pie are always welcome.
{ Monday was great day for the
Morris wheat market. At one time
about noon, there were thirty-sever
q teams at our elevators waiting to I'M
load. The price paid was 70 cents fol
II No. l Northern.
II e J. Schlattman, the popular st
II Paul photographer, will be in Morris
about Nov.5 and remain three weeks
Mr.. Schlattman's work is too wei
known to need comment at our hand
and he will receive liberal patron
| age. -
M, German met with Il severe los
y on Monday, by q prairie fire gettini
into his granary and destroying near
Nv all of his seasons crop. This is
very severe blow to Mr.. German VIII
q Is a hard working man and can ill
stand the loss.
F. A. Hancock has received his ne
stock of goods and is now doing
Il GOOD business in the grocery line. ID
has painted the front of his store re
- and it will hereafter be known as tt
nRed Front Store" See his new a.
in another column.
The merchant who keeps his nan
and business constantly before tt
public eye is bound to realize Il
beneficial effects of SO doing. Poop
will feel, in one sense, acquainte
with him, and his name will natura
+ Nv occur to them when they need h
wares.
Herman Enterprise: The hea'
wind the 30th of September rails,
such Is heavy sea on the lake
Barrett that the dam at the outl
was washed out, letting the Ia
down to its ordinary level. Owing
the small amount of water in t
Pomme de Terre river, it will be il
possible to raise the lake high enou
to do any grinding by water power
the mill this season. Mr.. Monsofi
putting in an engine and boiler a
expects to soon have the mill ia op
ion.