Morris tribune., 1890-08-20

, er, was i'll town, selling goods, lasl
Friday.
DR.. j. w. Harris VIII renovate and
rebuild the old Wells residence prior
to occupancy.
We were pleased to receive a call
from Rev G. IL. Routliffe, of Han
cock, yesterday.
Mrs. NJ r. Lewis, of Boston, is
visiting Mrs. NJ. f. Curtiss aud
daughter, OF this city.
Rev. III. NJ. Herrick is spending II
few days IN Chicago, and will return
to Morris The last OF this week.
Mrs. ]. c. Hall left on Monday
night for an extended visit 10 her
relatives and friends in New York.
Rev. H. NJ. Herrick will return
during the week aud occupy mis- pulpit
next Sabbath morning and evening.
\ brother of NJ. Finnegan has been
visiting here for the past week, and
returned home to ST. Paul last Nom
day.
After an absence OF several weeks,
C. E. Camp returned last Wednesday
night. Mrs. Camp is still visiting at
Cottage Grove.
| We were pleased to meet Col. A. H.
Taisey, of Donnelly, in town last
Thursday. The Colonel was looking
Well and happy.
The Herman Enterprise of last
week says: 1.-The Misses Sutherland,
of Morris, are visiting their friends,
Miss Elma and Cap. Hlxson."
E. B. Woodward is one of the Nor
ris business men whose business in
creases during the dull season and he
now has two experienced workmen.
J. w. Reynolds, of Herman, and
John w. Whittemore, of Ortonville,
the star attorneys of their respective
towns, were registered at The Morris
Monday.
Prof. Colahan, Alliance candidate
for register of deeds, was in town
Monday, looking after his fences |
which were some what damaged by |
the recent Republican nominations.
We were in error in stating In last |
weeks TRIBUNE that H. H. Wells |
was elected delegate to the county |
convention. H. s. Judson was elec
ted such delegate, instead OF Mr..
Wells.
r. j. Hall was III town Monday
No farmer in the county had a better
prospect for good crop ofgraln than
our friend Hail; ;.but the hail storm
which visited this county recently
nearly destroyed his entire crop, on
which he had no insurance. Too bad,
too bad, Is all we can say.
S. H. Marshall, Madison. Wis;
F. L. Pierce, vice president Morris
National Bank, Milwaukee; DR.. r. G.
Richter, Milwaukee; j. A. A.Blanchart,
Boston; J. w. Warmer, Milwaukee,
arrived here on Monday and register
ed at The Morris. They are here for
the purpose of chicken hunting.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, by purifying
the blood, improves the appetite, aids
the assimilative process, strengthens
the nerves, and invigorates the system.
It Is, therefore, the best and most thor
oughly reliable Alternative that can be
found for old and young.
Frank Zahl has recovered his horse
that was stolen by woman several |
weeks since. He found the horse in
Wahpeton, where the woman traded it |
with E. B. Frye, hack driver, for |
another horse, six days after hiring |
the horse of Zahl. He received word |
by the conductor on the Great |
Northern on Friday chat horse
answering to the description OF the
one stolen was in Wahpeton, and |
Zahl went up and got his horse.
Grant County Herald: e. J. SEQ
field Is in receipt Of the following
letter from Congressman Comstock:
II have your letter of the 1st instant
recommending the appointment of
Doctors n. w. Chance, Elbow Lake
w. r. Hand, Herman; and I'll. L.
Hulburd, Morris. as members OF the
proposed Pension examining Board
at Elbow Lake. It will give me
pleasure to at once recommend the
establishment OF Board there and
the appointment Of the physicians.
you name"
Faults of digestion cause disorders
OF the liver, aud the wnoie system be-
comes Ceran9ed. DR.. j. I'll. McLean's
SarsapaIil,a pe.iecss fine process of
digestion and assimilation, and thus
makes pure blood.
Manager Regan of the Minneapolis
! Exposition, which opens Aug. 9th
and closes Oct. 4tl, has secured o
| great attraction in PAINS "Last Days
of Pompeii,n the most wonderful
pyrotechnicai display ever seen in
the Northwest. 1t WILL be exhibited
at the Exposition every night from
Aug. 9th until Sept. 18th. The pro-
ductlon has cost about $30,0O Among
the principal features of the EXPOSE
| tion are fine collection of paintings
brought by SPECIAL commissioner
/ from the great galleries of Europe,
and Strauss Vienna Orchestra of 30
artists.
Sisters School.
The Sisters school will reopen the
/ first Monday of September. They re-
quest that the parents will kindly
have their children In attendance. t2
ls~s SICK HEADACHE.