Morris tribune., 1890-07-09
PERSONALS.

Senator Hixson took in the Morri
4th Of July celebration.
w. p. Buckley, of The Morris, re
turned from Dakota last week.
Lie Spooner was In town Satui
day and remained here for few days
Misses Schrader and Abram, Q
Casselton, n. D., are visiting at Th
Morris.
Mrs. Benton, of Fargo, after visit
ing at The Morris for week, left 70
home Monday.
Mrs. Harris and two daughters re
turned to their home in Wahpetol
last Saturday.
Geo. H Munro has been elected
manager of our base ball club, in place
Of ii. s. Jud>on, resigned.
Alex. Leatheul, representing thu
Tar-Oid Company,oi Chicago, was in
town Saturday, on business.
Mrs. Stark, who has been visiting
friends here, returned TO her home il
Sank Centre last Saturday.
Miss Utley, of Jamestown, n. D..
lett for New York Monday, after Wis
iting ut The Morris several days.
DR.. IL. l.. HuIhurd and family left
for LawrenceviIie, n. Ion Saturday
where they will spend the summer.
Ole z. Thorstad, OF Swan Lake, In
company with Julius Johnson,
favored us with call on Saturday
last.
w. w. Griswold left for Willmai
this morning, to attend the eXamiua.
ton of pension claimants, ut that
place.
L.O. Holllster and wife, and Mrs.
Hollister and Miss Wood went to
Glenwood on fishing excursion
Monday.
Graceville Transcript: VIC Bick-
nell, one of the bright attorneys OF
Morris, was in the city for few days
this week.
E. B. Woodward recently visited
Wahpeton, Ortonville and Miibank,
looking after his business interests in
those places.
w. J. Munro and family left for
Glenwood yesterday to spend the
summer at their cottage on the shores
OF Minnewaska.
Miss Carrie Esty vii. lecture here
on the eve of the 18th of July. Place
of lecture announced in the pulpit
from both churches.
Chas. Owens, of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting the families of
w. J. and Geo. II. Munro, returned
home yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Cooley Will be
'at home" at the residence of w. j.
Munro, during the absence of him.
self and family at Glenwood.
Prof. Childs is attending the
National Teachers Association at ST..
Paul. He will be absent two weeks
and will, during his absence, visit
friends in Prescott, Wisconsin.
w. X. Walker says that "tbings
have come to a pretty pass, when the
family can't leave home to attend a
4th of July celebration without some
fellow running off the hired girl and
marrying her."
We are pleased to acknowledge the
receipt of beautiful boquet of rare
flowers, presented to us on the even
ing of the 4th, by one of the ladies of
the NJ. E. church who took promi-
nent part in preparing the dinner and
lunch at tire Wunsch building on that
day. Thanks.
J. G. Hancock presented us, a few
days since. with piece of genuine
Vermont granite polished on one side,
which we shall use for a paper weight,
1t being just the right size. We prize
1t highly, as it reminds US of our
native state and when we were a
bare-footed boy on the highlands be-
tween the Connecticut river and
Lake Champlain.
We were wrong in stating In our
last weeks paper that it was Miss
Richards who presented Bevans with 9
boquet, and that Miss Hixson made
the remarks in relation to "that ole
fool who made a speech" It was
not Miss Hixson who made the re-
marks, but another young lady threw
the boquet and made the remarks
| which Bevans says were very appro
| pirate.
We received a pleasant call from
Col. A. H. Taisey, OF Donneliy, las
| Saturday. The Colonel has just re
turned from four weeks trip east
attending the Supreme lodge Of A. o
u. w. at Boston. While absent III
visited Philadelphia, Washington
| New York, and other eastern cities
and had a glorious time, being splen
didiy entertained by the eastern
| Work men.
| Herman koehler met with pain
ful &ceident at the engine house Oh
Tuesday morning. Whi-e assisting
in hanging up hose to dry, section
fell and coupling struck him on tn
side OF the head just back of the lei
ear, cutting a cash about three inche
long. lie was hastily removed t
Dr.SutherIand's office and the woun
was promptly dressed. At last az
counts he was suffering considerabl
pain but doing well.
From this date until August LIST W
will offer great inducements to cas-
buyers, in dress goods. dress trim
mings, sateens, white goods, clothin,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc.
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