Morris tribune., 1890-08-06
PERSONALS.

Darlington Phelps went to the cities
yesterday.
II. IT. Thompson, of Glenwood, Is in
town today.
Mrs.J. D. Gillespie is visiting friends
at Alexandria.
Rev. p. A. Dietrichson, OF Scandia,
was in town Monday.
HI. l.. Smith visited North Dakota
last week on business.
Miss Lizzie Pushor left last Monday
for visit with friends in the east.
Born, July 25th, to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Williams, son; another Swan
Lake Republican.
Senator Hixson passed through
town on Monday last, on his way. we
presume, to st. Paul,
Mrs. Stark arrived in the city last
Friday, for an extended visit, as the
guest of Mrs. l., T. Pearce.
John Eddy accompanied his sister
to Minneapolis last Monday, on her
way home to Massachusetts.
Rev. Mr.. Potts was unable to come
to Morris 70: the purpose of holding
services here last Friday evening.
Miss Victoria Cumberland has re-
turned to Morris and is now employed
In, Of I'll G piol- l-uall
Mrs. H. B. Wolff expects to leave
some time this week for Hope, Idaho,
for an extended visit. Her mother
will accompany her.
President r. j. Hall is atteniing
the meeting of tht executive commit
tee of the Farmers Alliance which
meets at ST. Paul today.
J. NJ Sharp left here last Saturday
for his ranch, so miles from Miles
City, Montana. He will return soon
with more young horses.
d. NJ. Towdy. of Sioux City, Iowa,
passed through town on Sunday over
the Great Northern with train load
of cattle from Towner, n. d.
S. Arthur Scott, of Staples, Minn.,
treasurer of Farmers Loan and Saving
Co., was in town Friday, consulting
with Messrs. Kirby and Mccarthy.
Miss Mable A. Eddy, sister of John
Eddy, left for her home in Massachu-
setts last Monday, after visiting her
brother and family for a month past.
Miss Helen Scott, of Winneconne,
Wis, has been engaged as teacher in
the grammar department of the east
side school, in place of Miss Helgeson,
resigned.
Frank Lowe, formerly of Devils
Lake, now presides over the billiard
and sample room of The Morris. Mr..
Lowe is avery pleasant and courteous
gentleman.
We had Il right interesting talk with
John McNally, OF the town of Baker,
last Friday. What John don't know
about farming and raising good
horses and cattle is not worth know
ing.
Rev. P. Whittier preached to large
at the Norwegian
Lutheran church in this city last Sun
day evening. Mr.. Winther, we are
told, is an eloquent and interesting
speaker.
William Robertson, commercialI
of Rochester, this state, was
in town last Friday, on business.
Roberts always has supply of good
stories on hand, and he knows just
how to tell them.
Judge Brown and wife returned
home from Glenwood last Thursday.
The Judge was on fishing excursion
to Birch Lake, and on his way home
met Mrs. Brown at Glenwood and
there they spent few days at chat
delightful summer resort.
AL. Stewart, the irrepressible travel
ing man, was in town Monday; went
down to Hancock, in company with
.he editar of the TRIBUNE, stopped
,ne hour and thirty minutes, sold a
pile of goods, and returned to Morris
III the 2:30 train. AL is a rustler from
away back.
When Rude, the celebrated vIolinist,
ma Bailey, whose front name is Fred,
again visit the country for ride, as ,
hey did last Sunday, they propose to
secure as means of transportation a
horse that will expedite his transit"
n more expeditions manner than {
lid the one they negotiated for on the
lay above mentioned. The damage
lone to the field of buckwheat, to say
nothing of the vehicle, by the afore-
'aid equine, has not as yet been fully