Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-05-21
PERSONALS.

town Friday.
~. ID. Gillespie is acting as court
deputy clerk.
Hon. Knute Nelson, of Alexandria,
Is attending court here this week.
Col. A. H. Taisey, of Donnelly. was
In our city last Monday on business.
Presiding Elder Hingeley will preach
at the Methodist church next Friday
evening.
DIR. Nuckolls, OF Tntah, was a
pleasant visitor at the TRIBUNE office
last Friday.
Judge Brown returned home last
Friday from Ortonville, where he had
been holding court.
l.. J. Schlattman was In town Sat
urday and dropped in at the TRIBUNE
office for few moments.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Colyer attended
the celebration OF Norway's independ-
ence at Wheaton last Saturday.
CD. Schlattman, of st. Paul, Is In
town and will open his photograph
gallery here on the first of next week.
E. Z. Solseth, ST., and f. E. Sol
seth, Jr., of Framnas, We're In town
yesterday. Young Soiseth is serving
on the jury.
Ex-Attorney General Wilson, of
Minneapolis, is among the attorneys
from out of town who are attending
court here this week.
Miss Emma Spooner has purchased
Mrs. Whiteley's stock of millinery
goods. Miss Spooner will occupy
both stores for the present.
Miss Eta Pearce visited Sank Cen
tire last week Tuesday and returned
Wednesday. Mrs. Amy Stark accom-
panied her to Morris, and will remain
here during the present month.
c. H. Colyer, of Wheaton, brother
of w. L. CoIyer, of this city, has been
appointed county attorney for Ira
verse county, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of J. /. Place.
We understand that Miss Victoria
Cumberland will not accept the posi-
ton of teacher in our school for the
coming year, but will go into the
office of Johnson & Bicknell, as copy
list and typewriter.
Mr.. w. f. Cooley and Miss Eta
Pearce, of this city, will be married
on Wednesday, the 2Sth inst. The
wedding will be family affair, none
but relatives and few intimate
friends being invited.
Miss Eta Pearce, while In Sank
Centre last week, had the pleasure OF
seeing Keene, the great tragedian, in
Richard III. and, as matter of
course, was gseatly delighted, as all
who appreciate great acting are sure
to be.
Herman Enterprise: The assist
ance rendered by Mrs. E. J. Jones at
the concert last Friday night contri-
buted much to make the entertain
ment success. Her solo, my
Lady's Bower" was highly appreci-
ated, and merited, as it received, an
encore.
Herman Enterprise: Henry s. JUDD
son, cashier of the First National
Bank at Morris, and Mrs. Higgs, Of
Milwaukee, We're married at the lat
ter city, on the % ult. Mr.. Judson,
though young man, has long been
prominent in local business and So
ciety affairs, and enjoys the friend
ship of large circle OF acquaintances.
May the above motto express Henry's
sentiment through life, is the hearty
wish of the Enterprise.
We were pleased to meet on the
train going to Hancock last Monday,
Geo. w. Sprague, eX-PresIdent of the
State Alliance, with whom we had a
pleasant talk: Mr.. Sprague is now
president of the Hekla fire insurance
company, and superintendent of the
farm department.. He thinks that
Gov. Merriam will be re-nominated,
as there appears to be no serious OPP
position to him, he having made, in
the opinion of Mr.. Sprague, most
excellent governor.