Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-07-02
PERSONALS.

Milo Camp goes to st. Cloud on the
5th to deliver an Alliance lecture.
Mrs. D. Kemp is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Westinghouse, al
Waverly.
Mrs. Nilsson, of Minneapolis, l:
spending few weeks with friends In
our city.
Chas. Owens, of Minneapolis, Ii
visiting the families of w. J. and
Geo. III. Munro.
A. Gupderson, of Hancock, passed
through town Monday, on his way tc
Browns Valley.
AL. Stewart, the popular and wide
Unknown commercial traveller, spent
Sunday in Morris.
JIG. Hancock leaves tonight fol
] Wisconsin, and will remain there
until after the 4th, visiting old friends,
Andrew Stoneberg, of Eldorado
township, favored us with call
yesterday. He reports the crops In
his town looking fine.
John B, Johnson recently returned
from weeks vacation with friends
in Benson. He reports splendid
time, camping out and fishing on the
| lake.
The many friends of l.. H. Stanton
In this city are pleased to have him
with us. He arrived here last Sun
day from New Orleans, where his
family now reside. Mr.. s. will re-
main here for some little time.
We received call on Monday from
Rev. 2. Winter, who has recently
taken charge of the United Norwegian
Lutheran church in this city. He Is
very pleasant gentleman and we
wish him success in his new field.
Benson Monitor: Judge c. L.
Brown came down from Morris We'd
nesday, and set on the bench for the
trial of the case of Vey VS.. Evans,
Judge Powers having formerly, as
attorney, had some connection with
the trial of said case.
Wahpeton Times: Rev. G. B.
Barnes is right happy over a present
Lady Barnes made him Thursday OF
last week, in the shape of bright
little daughter. Between the college
presidency, the farms and that bran
new girl, Papa Barnes hardly knows
what to do first.
The TRIBUNE extends harty con-
CALCULATIONS TO our esteemed friend
Barnes and his most estimable wife. ]
Miss E. G. Richards, niece of Gen.
Barrett and the charming vocalist,
left for her home in Sterling, ILL.,, last
Friday, to attend the marriage, we
understand, of her sister. Miss Rich
ards will remain at her home for some
time, but it is quite probable that she
will return to Minnesota at no very
distant day. Her many friends and
admirers earnestly hope that she will.
Mrs. L. H. Barrett and children ac-
companied Miss Richards, for a visit
during a portion of the summer.
At the old settlers picnic Hank
Bevans made one of his characteristic
speeches, on the conclusion of which
Miss Richards presented him with a
splendid boquet, which had been sent
to Miss Hixson from friends in Cali
fornia. On learning this, Miss Hixson
somewhat Indignantly remarked
"Don't you think, Miss Richards gave
that old fool who just made that
speech that beautiful boquet sent me
from California; These remarks
were made IN the presence of Mrs.
Bevans, with whom Miss Hixson
was not acquainted. It is needless to
that Mrs. Beyans greatly enjoyed
this E!good one" on her husband.
The bald mans motto: "There lie
room at the top" This top may be
supplied with good crop of fine hait
by using Halls Hair Remover. Try 1t.
Glenwood Herald: Morris is max
ing grand preparations for their cele-
bration of the Fourth. Large purses
will be given for all kinds OF sport
They have a complete programme
If any one wishes to enjoy themselves
they can do so by going to Morris or
that day.
There Is a time when feeling O
| lassilude Will overcome the most ro
bust, when the system Graves for pure
blood, to furnish the elements o
| health and strength. The best rem
edy for purifying the blood is DR.. j
III. McLean's Sarsaparilla:
School children and private individ
uals very readily raised funds suffi'
cient to supply our school houses will
national flags, but Stevens county, al
an organized body, is too passimo
Nous and too destitute of patriotism Il
furnish the stars and stripes to floa
over the halls of justice.
We were pleased few days since
by having one Of the leading ane
most prominent members of the ALI
ance thank us on behalf OF himsel
and the Stevens County Alliance fol
the "fair, correct and impartial re
ports of the different Alliance meet
ings which have been published II
the TRIBUNE 1t Is compliment
which we fully appreciate.
We do not hesitate to make the as
sertion that Reed. Murdoch & Co.
refners and preservers, Chicago, pu
up some of the finest canned goods O
any firm iii the west or northwest
that we have ever tested. We hav
sampled some of their red rasberr.
preserves, made from this year.
berries; put up in glass jars. Thes
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