Morris tribune., 1889-06-19
PERSONALS.

Rev. Father Gaskell visited Glen
WOOD last Saturday.
| w. C. Andrews, the paper man, was
among our callers on Tuesday.
VIM. Hooper is wearing the star
during the absence Of Marshal, Pep
per.
II. III. Faus and wife, of Ludden,
Dak., are visiting the family OF b. j..
Smith.
d. T. Wheaton, city assessor, Is
busily engaged In making the an
nual assessment.
George Rowles. the hotel man OF
Graoeville, was in our city last FRI
day and Saturday.
A little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rogers
on Tuesday, June 1lth.
DR.. Fish, editor of the Glenwood
Central Minnesotan, was in town last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. Father Gaskell now drives q
very fine horse, the gift of the menu
bers of the Hibernian society of
Morris.
Justice OF the Peace G. E. Camp
will have his office In the second
story of the TRIBUNE building for the
present.
Mrs. H. IT. Bevans and Mrs. d. c.
Smith left Monday for visit to rela-
tives and friends in the southern
portion of the state. 80
w. Lawrence, representing j. IL.
Bishop s. Co., paper dealers, Mime
apolis, was in town on Monday and
made us pleasant call.
Hank Nelson, formerly of this city,
but now of Glenwood, was enjoying
himself with his many friends here
for q few days last week.
0. F. Tewksbury returned from the
meeting of the State Firemen's asso-
citation, at Alexandria, last Thursday.
He reports very pleasant time.
Chief Renville and Preacher Craw-
ford, of the Sisseton Indian Reserva-
ton, and Hon. A. s. Crossfield, pass
ed through town today on their way
to Washinton.
Chairman Dohlen was in town last
Thursday and signed the orders for
the payment of the bills allowed at
the last meeting of the board OF
county commissioners.
A young son weighing fourteen
pounds, arrived at the residence Of
J. J. CARNEY on Monday. Johnny is
carrying a 7X9 smile and setting out
the cigars to his friends.
W.. Munro and family left Tues
day for the season at Greenwood.
Hon, .H-H. Wells and family will
follow in about two weeks. o. G.
Hanson accompanies Mr.. Munro.
We received a pleasant call OH
Saturday from Mr.. III. Bruins, recent
ly engaged as school teacher in Swan
Lake township. Mr.. B. attended the
firemens' tournament at Fargo last
week.
John LEM, of the town Of Baker,
is greatly pleased over the arrival at
his home two weeks since of plump
baby boy. If he grows up to be as
likely a man as his father, he Will be
I'll right. f
z Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Pinney, of st.
Paul, were here last Thursday and
Friday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Randall. Mr.. Pinney is manager
of the American Press Association at
st. Paul,
J. D. Good attended the firemens'
tournament at Fargo last week and
| reports a very large time. Twenty
bands of music and as many fire
companies were present; town elabor-
ately decorated, an immense number
of people in atten dance, and good
Observation-Disclosures had, the citizens
of Fargo doing everything in
their power to make it pleasant for
visitors. J. D. Says Fargo is great
town.
Among the pleasant acquaintance
formed at the Litchfield encampment
were VIM. H Amman and G. M. Pc.
terson of Breckenridge. .Comrade
Auman was member of company
I'll, 10th Penn. Vet. VOL, and Comrade
Peterson served in company /, I'd reg.
LII. artillery. Both of them are en-
gIneers on the Manitoba road, west of
Breckenridge, and are royal good fell
lows, bright, intelligent, and running
over with fun and good nature.
The receipts at the strawberry and
Ice cream entertainment by the drum
CORPS last Friday evening were not