Morris tribune., 1890-04-16

"A. -. InOfpe ana MISS bOrrlll at
tended dancing party at Herman
last Friday evening.
Geo. Spooner has been in the office
of J. w. Reynolds, Herman, running
type writer, for some days past.
Hon. A. S. Crossfield, of Browns
Valley, and Attorney Cliff, of Orton-
vile, visited Judge Brown Friday.
John F. Stark, of Nashua, N. H.,
was in town Wednesday attending to
his business interests in this county.
Gene Callahan, living In Pope coun-
ty, near Hancock, was in town shak-
ing hands with his friends last Sat-
urday.
James McCanny, of jamestown,
n. D., was i'll town yesterday. He
expects to return to Morris next
month.
Attorneys Reynolds and Townsend,
and Miss Richards, of Herman, at
tended s. of V. dance last Thursday
evening.
Anton Watzke has improved the
appearance and convenience of h g
house by having Il very neat porch
constructed on the west side of 1t.
w. K Walker Informed us a few
days since that years ago he used to
''stick type" with "Brick" Pomeroy,
in Athens, Bradford county, Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. l.. w. Curtlss of Great Falls,
Montana, and Mrs. Burnett of Browns
Valley, visited friends the latter part
Of last week. Mrs. Curtiss started for
Great Falls Monday morning.
There was a number Of the legal
fraternity in town last Thursday, viz:
County Attorney Crawford, of Orion
Vile; Reynolds and Townsend, Of
Herman; L. G. Spooner, Chicago.
Rev. Chas. Holman has purchased
the Stanton property located between
the post office and the corner north
five lots in all. Mr.. Holman will
probably erect a building on these
lots.
w. K. Walker says that he sowed
fifteen acres with wheat recently with
the old-fashioned broadcast seeder,
which he used down in Pennsylvania
thirty years ago, and which he has
not used since, until few days ago.
The old machine, he says, worked
like charm.
Rev. P. A. Dietrichson, who left
this country last January for visit
| to Norway, where he has mother
and sister, returned the 5th inst, af-
ter very pleasant visit. Mr.. Diet
richson will preach in the east side
school house next Sunday evening, at
8 o'clock. All Scandinavians are cor.
daily invited to attend.
! One of the pleasant features of the
S. OF V. dance last Thursday evening
was the singing by Miss Richards
during the dancing. Although dane
ing herself, her rich, full voice was
heard mingling with the instrumen-
tai music, to the delight OF all pres
ent. It was a new feature here, but
In the East, years ago, singing by the
person calling the changes was quite
common.
We dropped in at Charley Camps
harness and horse furnishing store the
other day and we got whipped-wt
did; but il the Judge attempts tina
thing again we will whip him, II W,
have to buy one of his ST. so whips t.
whip him with. We don't propose tt
let all ordinary justice of the peac
whip us, If he does keep the best as
sortment of Whips to be found ut an.
other whip estah'ir''-
county.
Our friend I'll. d. Tenney, of Han
cock, sends US postal card, on whic
lie writes: II did not get my TRl
BUNE last week. Will you pleas
send me copy to straighten me on
as am lost without it?n OF cours
we will. It must be the fault olson
of Uncle Sans agents that you di
not receive it, as we certainly diret
ted one to your address. But mil
takes will happen, you know, Ia th
best regulated families.
i IT. Avery, of Minneapolis, was /
j town last week, the guest of his brotl
er-in-iaw, n. r Spur, and famil,
. Mr.. Avery's principal business bel
3 was to examine the said-to-be haun
> ed house on his farm, and to asce
l tain, IL possible, If that deserted built
d ing really was the headquarters II
g ghosts, rs reported by the TRIBUNl
t Mr.. Avery made thorough invest
r CATION, by night and by day, but 1
lghost put In an appearances. 7