The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-05-30
DoNNELLT.

past two weeks.
Ralph Hammond is visiting rela-
tiyes at Benson.
Miss Ida M. Prescott, of Herman,
was visiting the ses-Katle and
Mamie Donnelly last week.
A rattle for horse was to take place
at Mr.. J. b. ROhrenbacks residence
May l4th which was Postponed on
account of the weather until the
night of the 2lst inst. at the rink in
town OF Donnelly. The drawings
came off when Mr.. Thos. COlahan of
Morris was the lucky individual who
drew the horse. The rattle was
followed by a dance which was
patronlzed by large party who en-
joyed themselves hugely. !
E. +. Reiss, f. kreddler and l..
Pollock of Herman, took in the dance
Tuesday evening,
Thomas Tosney was visitor at
Morris Wednesday.
Joe Mier was at Morris Thursday.
Joe Ronrenback was at Morris last
week attending court.
Mrs. Farrell Tosney and daughter
frankie were visitors ut Morris Satur-
day.
Mrs. j. G. Donnelly is visiting
friends at Norris this week.
Alice .Taisey, II. w. Hutchinson,
F. ToSney and I. II. Donnelly TOOK in
the base ball game between Benson
and Morris Saturday.
Grand preparations are being made
by the Management for the Fourth
Annual Exposition which opens on
August 21st for season of thirty-f
working days. General Manager BY
ron promises an exceptionally fine dis
play Of the Industries, Arts and Scien
ces and Judging by hereford made by
this superb Northwestern Institution
in the past, there seems no reason to
doubt but that the promise will be full
filed. AS usual the music will be the
best procurable, the band being Innes
famous Thirteenth Regiment Band of
New York under the leadership of the
Wizard of the trombone, Mr.. Fred,
Innes.
The Art display too will be great
q fnLr
whole, visitors will have no cause to
regret the expenditure of time and
money in visiting the big Show"
As'Decoration Day is fast approach
ing, the following words of Private
Daizell ought to be said. He says:
1.-The flowers we are gathering. COM
rades, for the solmn service of Decor
alton Day, 1889, will hardly have
Withert or lost their fragrance above
the holy shrines where our heroic
comrades sleep, until we shall lie down
beside them. The night cometh The
three shots are already loaded in the
guns soon to be fred above our insen.
safe clay. Passing away 20 100000
of us, annually and in an accelerated
ratio as the years roll on. We cannot
tarry much longer Bid the hungry
and avarieiOuS office seeker and miser
be patient. We shall soon be out Of
their way! Soon we she'll all be must
cred under the sod. 1t cannotbe long.
They say we want the earth the earth
wants us and cannot wait much longer
to receive us. Graves yawn at our feet
This is the last Decoration Day %, 900
of us shall see. Before another Decor
alton Day we shall rest under the gra-
YES and flowers in orr green tents of
peace and rest. Solemn then and uni
versal be the service of flowers. BRING
your garlands, dear old comrades, and
from your sad eyes once more, and for
the last time, shed your tears above
these holy graves, But ever above the
blooming blossoms of spring, above
the quietude of death let the flag float
the sweetest of all the flowers in the
world. "-Northfield News.
For the next 80 days Hancock &
Stebbins will give to each person who
buys $I.0O worth of tea ticket on q