Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-04-30


formed us that seeding in his vicinity
was nearly all done.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Skillman, OF
Appleton, were visiting their son
George, at the Metropolitan, yester-
day and the day before. and returned
home to-day.
Ole Severson is happy man. It's
a girl this time-arrived last week,
Tuesday night. Ole, here's to your
very good health and your family's.
| May you live long and prosper.
The sermon OF Rev. 8. Ellery, on
"Abraham's Mistake" was an elo-
quent and interesting effort. The
Methodist church was crowded with
an attentive and interested audience.
There is q man down in Benson by
the name of Toogood. Norris has a
man by the name Of Good, but he
lacks two o's of being Too Good.
That's what's the matter with our
| Good.
We wish to say to the citizens OF
Sank Centre that they will find Mr..
| Fred Bunnell, who has purchased the
Sank Centre House, a model landlord,
and courteous, genial aud obliging
| gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Judson arrived
In Norris Sunday morning, and are
now ,Iomlciled in their elegant rooms
| in the First National Bank building.
\ hearty welcome is extended to the
happy couple.
Gus. Stenger Is too happy to be
| comfortable, and he walks around
town as though he WAS 1.-THE monarch
of all he surveyed" It's boy this
time-the perfect picture of his dad.
Well, here's to your very good health,
Mr.. Stenger.
L. J. SchIattman, having become
tired of pumping water, came to the
conclusion that it was best to utilize
some of the wind with which this
country is so abundantly supplied,
and consequently Is having wind
mill put up on his place.
Miss Emma Spooner, our fashion
able milliner, went to the cities last
Saturday for the purpose of replenish'
ing her stock Of millinery goods
Since the arrival of Miss Hickey, the
tasty and stylish trimmer, Miss
Spooner has been doing an unusually
large amount of business.
Rev. Mr.. Savage, secretary of the
home for waits, st. Paul, preached {
most Interesting and touching ser
mon at the Congregational church
last Sunday morning, in which III
fully explained the workings of The
humane and truly Christian institu
ton to which he is attached.
r. Hall left on Friday last fol
st. Paul, to consult with Gov. Mer
Ram in relation to the manufacture
of flax Irvine, and from there he will
go to York state to visit friends prio
to visiting Patterson, n. j., with tn
committee appointed to Investigate
the Irvine manufacturing establish
ment there.
We received pleasant call yester
day from Mr.. Andrew Cook, of Grow
Lake, Pope CO. He will build a hOus
this summer on his landabout sever
miles southwest OF Morris and moy'
there after harvest. Mr. Cook say
; that it Is nice country where he nov
J resides, but he likes Stevens count
much better.
Northwestern Congregationalis
in referring to Norris, says: Rev
2 Geo. F. Herrick, D. D., spent fe'
days with his brother here last weet
| On Thursday evening he addresse
! an appreciative audience In tn
church GU the work In Turkey, ate
which he answered questions for ha
y an hour more.
Fred Bunnell has purchased th
Sank Centre House, at Sank Centr'
aud takes possession of the house t
morrow. He will run the Metropol
e tan until the expiration of his leas
O about one year from now, and then
d will remove to Sank Centre. Near
II time Fred says he will 'oscilate b
o tween the two places"
Litchfieid News-Ledger: AL Ste,
n art has commenced beautifying h
ir residence property, on the south sid
If and when lie gets done he will ha
~ one of the handsomest places in Il
is state. Though new conner Al. TAX
ir lots of pride in the town and propos
;" to do his share toward keeping 1t
the front rank of beauty and ents
= prise.
IN Mrs. Morton, wife of the Vice. Pre-
40 dent Is not only a beautiful wom
ia but kindly and gracious one. 8
ro has, moreover, a sweet and w
st trained voice and capacity to ton
a. the right conversational note und
difficult circumstances. Notwit
standing her wealth and sumptuo
py way of entertaining, her five you
- daughters are brought up in the M
is' rigid simplicity of dress and habit.
to Prison Mirror: Manager f.
is Temple, accompanied by Preside
of r. J. Hall and Secretary John Lat
lid rop, OF the Farmers Alliance, q
Mr.. A. III. Swain, of Millersburg,