Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-05-07
PERSONALS.


to the cities yesterday noon.
We received pleasant call from
John Borrill, of Donneily, last Satur-
day.
Judge Darling was In Browns VAL
ley for few days last week on bust
ness.
G. e. Cross, of the town Of Sennes,
has 500 acres sown with wheat this
season.
Among the pleasant callers at our
office on Monday were e. Sax and a..
G. Thorpe.
Henry g. Wolff and family have
moved into the Murphy house OH East
Third street.
III Donnelly, of Donnelly, went
to the cities Monday, to BE- absent u
week or more.
A. Gunderson, of Hancock, was in
town Monday, attending to business
in the probate court.
Samuel Oleson, of Framnas, has
been quite sick for nearly two weeks,
but is better now.
Rev. Mr.. Herrick will preach at the
Smith school house La Re:idsville
next Sunday ats o'clock p. III.
Ole =. Olee, of Framnas, was made
happy on the 18th of last month by
the arrival at his home of a darling
girl baby.
E. Z. Solseth, ST.. OF Framnas, has
been sick for nearly a month past, but
at last accounts was improving, we
are pleased to state.
w. F. Hill, of Minneapolis, an old
friend of J. D. Good, and very pleas
ant and agreeable gentleman, spent
a few days in town last week.
F. l.. Pierce, of Milwaukee, vice
president of the First National Bank,
arrived here Saturday night, and Will
probably remain week or more.
We had pleasant talk with E. E.
Solseth, Jr., of Framnas, and H. X.
Helgeson, of Swan Lake, who were In
town on business one day last week.
A. M. Wheeler, very genial gen.
tleman, representing Bardwell, Rob
inson & Co., dealers in lumber, sash,
ETC., Minneapolis, was in town Satur-
day.
Joe Hall was in town one day last
week, for the first time since late last
fall, he having been sick nearly all
winter. His looks indicate that he is
all right now.
NJ. p. Morris and E. w. Randall
Went To st. Paul Sunday night, as
delegates To the annual Injecting vi
the Grand Lodge, A. y U. W., which
assembled last Tuesday.
Lew Perkins says that the high
wind of last Friday blowed all of the
wheat lie had sown on ten acres into
the lake, slick and clean. If any one
doubts this, he is ready tn swear to it.
Gunuf Johnson, of Framnas, was
blessed with a sweet little girl baby
last month. Rather late to make the
but still not too late
TO make note of the increase of pop
ulation.
Anton Anderson has been appointed
agent for the John Orth Brewing Co.,
in place of Mr.. Voss, who goes to Min
having been promoted to
better and more responsible position,
with increased salary.
Will Bailey, having completed the
work of constructing store building
for O'Neill, OF Graceville, was nome
for few days last week, but returned
again, as he has another building job
there. When we say that "Wili is u
HUSTLER" we only express the opinion
entertained 10y all who know him.
On Monday last the editor of the
TRIBUNE WAS honored by receiving
calls from three young ladies who are
justly entitled TO rank among the
brightest, best-looKing aud most iu-
teresting ladies i'll this vicinity. Now
ladies, don't think we are fiattering
you, because we are only telling the
truth.
When fashionable young man in-
vites a young lady to take supper
with him at IL hotel, it Is generally
supposed to be the right thing, ac-
cording TO Lord Cheste rfield, for the
young man to occupy the same table
with the young lady. But 1t seems
this Is not in keeping with court
house etiquette.
Fred BunneIl, wife aud child, went
to Sank Centre last Monday. MIR.
Bunnell will probably return tomor-
row, but Mrs. Bunnell will remain
there permanently, to look after the
affairs of the oank Centre House.
MIR. b. will divide his time between
here and Sank Centre until the expir-
alton of his lease of the Metropolitan.
Miss Richards returned to Herman
last Saturday to make preparation
for the concert which she will give
here next Saturday evening. Oh
| course our citizens will turn out and
give her full house on the occasion.
they most certainly ought to, as size
| deserves u liberal patronage in return
for her kipdpess in assisting the Con-
gregational church choir a. their con
cert last Friday evening.
Married, May 1st, 1890, at the home
of the groom, Peter Brandt and Mrs
Anna Haagnes.
j. Kohl & Co., have opened u stor
opposite the TRIBUNE office. See al
y