Morris tribune., 1890-08-27
PERSONALS.


Justice David Kemp was down the
| line as far as Dassel last week.
/ Born, on August 22d, 1890. to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Zahl, daughter.
J. w. Reynolds. of Herman, was
seen upon the streets Monday last.
W.B. Welch, of New York City, Is
In town on his annual hunting trip.
Hon. H, H. Wells Is expected back
from Chicago the latter part OF the
week.
Mrs. Mary A. Butterfield arrived
home from Waupun, Wis, on last
Friday.
o. N. Dohlin. lcounty commissioner
from the 1st district, was in town
Monday.
A. w, Jones, of West Superior,
Wis, is visiting with his brother,
Edwin j.
M. d. Donavan, of the Gracevllle
Transcript, was caller at this office
on Tuesday.
Michael Igo has so far recovered
from his recent injuries rs to be
around again.
Our worthy county treasurer, A.C.
Thorpe, continues to spend most of
his Sundays in Herman.
Mr.. Herrick will preach at the Ren'is-
vile school-house next Sunday at3 L.
NJ, If the weather permits.
A. L. Stenger aud family returned
Monday from short visit to MIR. STEM
gers parents in Big Stone county.
Frank G.. Lockwood and Ole Ander-
son, of the Ole Anderson Mill Co., Of
Hancock, were in town Monday.
w. J. Munro aud family are back
from their cottage at Glenwood, and
again resumed their home life IN
Morris.
MIR. and Mrs Tim Murphy are re-
ioicing In the addition To their fami' V
ofa young daughter, who arrived on
Monday.
Ell. Scofield, the Elbow Lake at
torney, was in town Friday and Sat
urday, attending to legal business
before Judge Brown.
Edwin J. Jones, accompanied by
his wife, left for st. Paul and West
Superior, Wis.,, on the Tuesday Moons
train, for weeks trip.
L.O. Hollister will occupy the old
d. w. Watson residence, now owned
by Rev. Chas. Holman, as soon as
vacated by w. P. Ware.
Frank G. Smith, candidate for
county treasurer on the Alliance
ticket, has moved into the village and
has resumed his old trade ofpainting.
Joe B. Murphy, formerly foreman
in the Herman Enterprise office, has
taken an interest in the Graceville
Phenix, and now has full charge of
that Office.
Rev. Geo. Gaskell went to College,
vile, Minn yesterday to attend the
ceremony of the blessing of the abbot
of st. Johns college, at that place.
The ceremony takes place to-day.
E. w. Randall, one of the commit
tee of approval on the Browns Valley
bridge, left for that place last Monday
to inspect the structure, which the
contractor reports ready for accept
ance.
III. Donnelly, of Donnelly, Mimi,
has been examined as a candidate for
the U. s. Railway Mail service, and
passed creditable examination. His
early appointment VIII undoubtly
follow.
Rev. Ii. NJ. Herrick, pastor First
Congregational church. arrived home
from his vacation last Friday and
occupied his pulpit last Sabbath.
Mrs. Herrick will prolong her stay at
her mothers, at Rockford, ILL.,, for a
time longer.
The following in relation to Buck
entin's new clerk we copy from the
Benson Monitors "Henry Arneson,
who has been occupying position as
clerk in w. r. Smiths drug store for
some time, departed for Morris, Mon
day, where he has accepted similar
position. Henry has many friends in
Benson, who wish him success.
Her man Enterprise: Miss Grace
F, Richards and Mr.. Chas. Window
were married at Sterling, Illinois, the
| 9th of this month. The bride Is a
niece of Gen. Barrett, of misplace,
and sister of Miss Ella G.. Richards.
The groom Is one Of the prominent
business Dien of Sterling and is a
nephew OF Hon. William Window
secretary of the treasury of the United
! States.