Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-04-09
PERSONALS.

ii. w. West, of Minneapolis, was III
town Thursday.
J. Bsrkin went to Mllbank, 8. D.,
Monday, on business.
III. Il. Bevans went to Hancock last
Saturday to try a lawsuit there.
DR.. Gates of Hancock was in town
Monday, on professional business.
Comrade Dirksmeyer, of the town
of Stevens, was in Morris yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Holllster went
to the cities last Friday to spend few
days.
E. +. Hill, the carpenter and build
er, has constructed an addition to his
house.
| G. P. Magjnnis, ex-register of the
land office at Duluth, spent Sunday
in Morris.
MIR. and Mrs. j. d. Good and daught.
err returned from the cities Monday
morning.
A NJ. Dubry of Donnelly WAS
among the callers at the TRIBUNE
office Monday.
Fred Bunnell, the popular landlord
of the Metropolitan, went to the cities
last Thursday.
Miss Sarah Thompson, the music
teacher, visited her home in Glen
wood last week.
Herman Zahl of Swan Lake town
ship informed us that he seeded five
acres with wheat last Friday.
w. B. Hancock returned from SUI
perior and Duluth last Saturday,
where he had been on business.
A. S. Crossffeld has been appointed
village attorney of Browns Valley
for the ensuing year; salary. $3.50.
L. o. Hollister went below Monday.
"Lon' says that 1t was bye-bye when
he left. and it will be buy-buy when
in the cities.
Messrs. Reynolds, Ufford, Ketcham
and Murphy, of Herman, were in our
city Monday. Reynolds went from
here to Graceville
DR.. Fryberger, of Minneapolis,
brother-in-law of J. A. Johnson of this
city. was visiting Mr.. Johnson and
family last week.
Our friend Albert Violin, of Swan
Lake township, was in town yester-
day. He says that seeding was COM
menced in his town Monday.
Mrs. s. A. Baker started for her
home in Pennsylvania yesterday
noon Mrs. Pearce. her daughter, ace
companied her as far as ST. Paul.
Our neighbor, Anton Watzke, is 60
ing into the honey business, he hav-
Ing just received two fine swarms of
bees from his brother in Wisconsin.
Gus. Stenger promenades with a
cane. Cause: Stepped on a nail on
the sidewalk, which penetrated
through the sole Of his shoe into his
foot.
William Griffith left Morris yester-
day for Denver, Col. He has been;
in poor health for some time past, and
goes to Colorado with the hope of inn
proving 1t.
The many friends of Mrs. P. A.
Mccarthy, who has been ill for some
time, will be pleased to know that
she was able to enjoy walk on our
streets yesterday.
r. Hall, who was in attendance
at the session of executive committee
of the State Alliance at st. Paul
good portion OF last week, returned
home last Saturday.
HI. B. Wolff and family arrived
home from Arkansas last Friday
They have been absent for three
months, and their many friends here
will be pleased to have them with us
again.
Mrs. A. E. Stewart, of Litchfieid.
formerly of this city, sent liberal sup
ply of beautiful flowers to the ladies OF
the Congregational church for Easter
service, for which they.desiretor return
| sincere thanks.
DR.. Duley supports a fine silk hat,
which lie won on bet that Presi-
dent Harrison would turn out Magin-
mis- as register of the land office at
Duluth inside of two years after he
was inaugurated. - {.
MFR. Beck, of Sioux Falls, son-in--
law of Mr.. Bunnell, of the Metropol-
itan, has been visiting here for few
days. Mrs. Beck has been the guest
of her father and family for several
weeks. Mr.. aud Mrs. B. will hereafter
make their home in Chicago.
We we're pleased to meet one day
last week Messrs. Mackenzie and Rose,
of Eldorado township, two as jolly
Scotchmen asany one would wish TO
meet. We shall endeavor to avail
ourse1f of their kind invitation and
visit them some time this season.
The following persons have paid
their subscrlptionsafer the TRIBUNE
since our. last: William -Zahl, d. p.
Wheaton, Theodore Linsted, John A.
: Houston, John b. Johnson, William
Rlordan, George Skillnan, Herman
Zahl, G. Sax, A. NJ. Dubry, II. G.
= Wolf.
Hon. A. s. Crossfield passed
through town on his way home from
Washi gtoI, where he has been fol
several months past looking after the
opening of the Slsseton reservation
He informed US that he had no doubt