Morris tribune., 1891-09-09
PERSONALS.

N. r. Spur is attending the state
fair
w. C. Bicknell was in the cities
Monday. 49,. ..
A. Link, Canton, Ohio, registered
at The Morris Sunday.
p. Blake, Willmar, was a guest at
The Morris Saturday.
Miss Emma Spooner has gone be-
low for her winter goods.
j. w. Reynolds of Herman was in
our city Saturday, on legal business.
Milo Camp went down to Hamline
Monday night to attend the state fair,
Hon. A. S. Crosstield, Browns Val
lev, was in town Friday, on legal busi-
ness.
W. NJ. Dana, Racine, Wis, was
among the guests at The Morris Sat =
urday.
Miss c. E. Clemmins of Toledo,
Ohio. was guest at The Morris last
Sunday.
| T. c. Higginson made his usual
! business call i'll the vicinity oI thoNio
last Sunday.
/ Mrs. Herrick's mother and sister
left for their home in Freeport, lii,
Sunday night.
J. D. Moore of Ackley, Iowa, now
occupies position in the store OF
E. B. Woodward Il Co.
We received pleasant call on Sat
urday from our popular school super
intendent. l.. r. Macintosh.
County Attorney Bohmbach of
Wheaton was in town Saturday, hav-
ing business with Judge Brown.
F. v Brown of Minneapolis, attorn-
ev for the Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Co., was in town Friday.
Mrs. W. J. Morris and daughter
have gone to st. Paul to spend a
week visiting relatives and friends.
L. j. Lundemo cut his hand last
Saturday by the breaking of d glass
bottle, and he has been put on half
pay.
Andrew Thorstad has been visiting
friends and looking after his farming |
interests in Norman county the past |
week.
Mrs. B. J. Smith left Sunday night
or Manistee, Michigan, being called
here bv the serious illness of her
mother.
A. NJ. Shepard, the highly enter
tanning gentleman travelling for the
New York jewelers., G. Afford d Co.,
vas in town Monday.
Fred Vosdisch of Wahpeton has
exchanged places with Fred Stevens,
Who has for some time past been with
2. B. Woodward & Co. of this city.
Rev. K. T. Norris of Minneapolis,
viii preach at the Congregational
,hurcn next Sunday morning and
evening, in exchange with the pastor.
Browns Valley Tribune: Mother Su-
,erior of the Convent school of Nor
is, was in the Valley the first of the
week and visited the Sisseton Agency.
H. NJ. Brown and wife are taking ;
n the state fair this week. We are
informed that Mr.. Brown will open
photograph gallery in Appleton this :
all.
Samuel Larson went to the cities a
Ionday night, and before he returns G
viii purchase one of the biggest stocks I
# dry goods, clothing, etc. ever shown
n the city of Morris. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Buckentin, E. S
Peterson. John House, Knute Nelson, L
ohm Sanders, t. A. Callahan and t
laughter Maggie, H. W. Stone, and
Iartin Flatner are taking in the state t
air.
Pioneer Press, Thursday: E. W. a
Randall of Morris, who has assisted 0
n the Office work at the last two state
airs, arrived yesterday morning and
t once went to work at the accuma-
ating business.
H. P. Carlson of the town Of Stew
ms was in our city Saturday. He In
ormed us that he would build a new
lwelling house this fall. The follow
ne are the dimensions: Main part,
Sx24 feet, two stories, with an l.
6x16 feet. He bought this lumber Of
:. J. Jones of this city. Mr.. Carlson
aid he had his grain all stacked and
hat he was going to take short va
otion and attend the state fair.
Machine oils for sale cheap at the
Red Front Grocery.