Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-04-02
PERSONALS.

Miss Essie Sutherland Is at home 10
her vacation
Gu. McRae, of Graceville, was IL
town Saturday.
id. Good, wife and little girl lef
for the cities today.
HE. Crandali and Geo. II. Bell, o
Chicago, were in Morris Saturday.
Mrs. Hawley, nee Lillian McCoon
of Hansen, was in town Thursday.
L.O. Hollister, Is moving into the
house recently vacated by A. keevil
Mr.. Bright, who lives a few miles
from Hancock, was in town yesterday
Miss Victoria Cumberland is help
IN Johnson & Bicknell's office this
week.
| John Spooner has accepted posi-
ton with House and Youngquist fol
the season.
George Spooner. after being in Chi
cago seven weeks, returned to Morris
last Saturday.
Andrew Thorstad, of Norman coun-
ty, a friend of Thory Syverson, WAS in
town last Friday.
Miss Helgesnn, the east side school
teacher, is spending her vacation with
her relatives in Hancock.
Miss Josie Hickey arrived yester-
day to take charge ofthe trimming de-
partment at Miss Spooner's.
George Ketcham, county attorney
of Grant county, was In town attend
ing to legal business last week.
r. Hall went to st. Paul Monday
to attend u meeting of the executive
committee OF the state alliance.
We received pleasant call last FRI
day from Theodore Linsted, with
whom we had very agreeable talk.
Miss johnson, one Of the east side
school teachers, Is spending the vaca-
ton at her home in Medelia, Mimi.
a. H. Harrison has accepted the posi-
ton of chief engineer for the Northern
Dakota Elevator Co., and will remove
to Fargo. where he will have his head.
quarters.
E. b. Woodward and wife are down
from Wapheton and are to remain per-
manently. Mr.. Woodward has al
ready taken charge of his jewellery
store in the Rohne block.
Ole Lofthus, of the town Of Stevens,
was in town last Thursday. He in
formed us that "MacGibbon," the cell
ebrated Clyde horse that he has charge
OF, wlntered finely and is In the best
possible condition.
John L. Gould returned from the
timber Saturday, having shipped his
teams aud whole logging outfit, all
arriving here safely. He sold two car
loads of lumber to E. J. Jones, and re-
turns for the purpose of shipping an
other car load to the same party.
We rece;veda call yesterday from
F. N. Woodwork, of Everglade, with
whom we had a pleasant chat. Mr..
Woodwork was accompanied by his
daughter, who came to Morris to at
tend the examination of teachers by
County Superintendent Bicknell.
We had a pleasant talk with Her
man Zahl and son, of Swan Lake town
ship, last Wednesday. Mr.. Zahl's
daughter, who has been attending
school at WllImar, was expected home
on the above named day. His son
will attend school at WiImar next fall
and winter.
J. s. Robinson, the town clerk of Ev-
erglade, was in town Friday, and told
us all about his serving In the 18th
regiment Wisconsin infantry during
the late war; said that he was one Of
Gen. McPherson's aids and was with
him at the time he was killed on the
left of Atlanta, the ed of July, 1854,
and helped carry the Generals body
from the field.
We were just pleased all over to
meet our old friend Abram Moore, Of
Slayton, In town last Monday. Mr..
Moore formerly resided In La Sale
county, Illinois, but removed with his
family to Slayton, this state, six years
ago. or course we had a pleasant
time talking over La Sale county
matters. Mr.. Moore Is agent for Rix
and Goodenoagh, horse dealers, To-
peka, Kansas, and was here for the
purpose of seeing what the chances are
for selling horses.
When you ask for Badger soap-see
that Won get it,