Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-04-23
PERSONALS.

town Thursday.
ia. Callahan was in the cities last
week on business.
P. A. Mccarthy has gone to Pitts
burg, Pa, on business.
Il. E. Norgood, of Hope, n. D., was
| In our city last Saturday.
H. J. Dresser. Of Hancock. was in
town yesterday on business.
Postmaster Newell and daughter
were in the cities last week.
F. E. Newell is at Hastings on
short visit with relatives and OLD
| friends.
Father Gaskell exchanged pulpits
with Father Gennes of Graceville last
Sunday.
Sheriff Munro left for the cities yes
terday, to be gone few days, on
| business.
The Misses Nettie and Dora Seaman
| left for their home in Rochester last
Thursday.
A. w. Jones, of Superior, was visit
ing his brother, E. ]. Jones, of this
city, last week.
VIM. Tandy spent Il few days In
Minneapolis last week, visiting with
his brother from Boston.
E. Good, OF st. Paul. was the guest
of his brother, ]. D. Good, OF this city,
for few days last week.
Mrs. Ed. Westinghouse. daughter
of Major Kemp, was visiting her par
ents in this city last week.
8. Stewart, the Hancock Napoleon,
was in town Monday looking over his
grain business at this place.
Theron Barrackman, of Little Falls,
was the guest of his cousin, L.. 4
Pearce, during the past week.
John linn, of Pepperton, was in
town Monday and reports seeding
well advanced In Pepperton.
NJ F. Finnigan reports that he
seeded 300 acres of wheat with two
tour-horse grain drills in eight days.
The Rev. DR.. Bridgeman, president
of Hamline University, will preachin
the NJ. E. Church on Sabbath morning.
Mr.. Darlington Phelps informed us
that he completed seeding on Mon
day. Phelps is always little ahead
of his neighbors.
The Grand Master of the State OF
Minnesota will attend the celebration
of Crysta Lodge, 10. 0. F., Monday
evening, 2Sth inst.
Rev s. Ellery went to Browns Val
ley Saturday TO hold services Sunday
Tor Rev. Dlngie, who filled the NJ. E.
pulpit ut this place.
John L.. Gould, of Scott, was IN
town Monday. He reports seeding
progressing satisfactorily, and that
early sown wheat is already up.
George Stinson lost a portion OF
his little finger while engaged In
putting down a well Oh the John Bar
rett place in the town of Scott yester-
day morning.
B. w. Mccoy, representing E. A.
Armstrong, manufacturer of the Arm
strong uniforms, was in town Mon
day. Mccoy is plumb full of business
and good nature.
Alvah Dewey, at one time editor of
the GraceviIIe Transcript, afterwards
connected with newspapers at Brain
erd and Duluth, died at Graceville
last week, with dyspepsia.
H. s. Judson, president of the First
National Bank, left here last Sunday
night for Milwaukee, where he will
be married tomorrow. He intends
to return to Morris Saturday night.
Miss Winnie Davis, daughter of the
late Jefferson Davis, is to marry q
lawyer of Syracuse, New York, by
the name of Wilkinson, the grandson
of Samuel May, the noted aboli-
ZIONIST.
t. A. Callahan has improved his
place of business by constructing q
covered platform in front and Oh one
side of the same. This Is intended fol
the accommodation of his numerou:
guests.
Hal Bevans, as he drives his New
foundland dog, Rex" through town
harnessed to a miniature road cart at
:, tracts more attention than any othel
rig that appears on our streets. 1t il
a pretty sight, sure enough.
Our thanks are due Miss E. Genevrs
Richards for "complimentaries" to hel
concert at Herman next Saturday
evening. The program Is a fine one
and those of our citizens who attent
will be richly paid for their trouble.
Mr.. Mathews, the lessee of the new
hotel, has arrived in town with hi
family, and a number of persons wh'
will be employed about the hotel. l
; will he about three weeks before tn
hotel Will be opened to the public.
Ole Larson, former resident G
this county, who located in Sout
e Dakota u few years since, has re
e turned and will buy farm here. III
e says that he has had enough Of DakC
: ia and that Stevens county 10 goo
q enough for him
We were pleased to receive a call o
g Saturday from r. b. Macarthur, I
J. Hancock, one Of the substantial, 10
It tellIgent Stevens county farmers.
p was the first time we ever met M
l. Macarthur, and we had very plea
ant half hours chat with him.
= There was fishing party to JOIN
i sons mill one day last week, VI
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