Morris tribune., 1891-07-29
PERSONALS.

visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Griffith
J. Denis and G, II. Wilson o
Little Falls were at The Norris Mun
day.
Abraham Lincoln, Montana, regis
tered at the Metropolitan last Satur
day.
s. Stewart, III. NJ. Chase and vii
Fenton of Hancock were in town yes
terday.
O. c. Westfall of Chicago was
among the guests at the Metropolitan
Monday.
Attorney Scofield of Elbow Lake
was in town on legal business last
Monday.
County attorney Grant of Big Stone
was in town last Thursday on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Hollister are
visiting relatives and friends in Aus
tin, MINI.
f. F. Young of Appleton was here
on Friday last, on business before
Judge Brown.
Chas. B. Smith of Browns Valley
partook of the good things ut The
Norris Monday.
Mrs. J. d. Good and daughter Min
ME returned home from Gl"nwood
Monday evening.
Charley CroonQuist's brother Al,
who has been. on Il visit to Sweden, is
expected here soon.
F. L. Cliff of Ortonville WIS in
town on Thursday last, on business
before Judge Brown.
w. L. Colyer and daughter Rebecca
left here by n. P. road last Monday
morning for Detroit, Mich.
G. E. Pennock, assistant superin-
tendent of the Great Northern, ac-
companied by his wife, registered at
The Morris Monday.
We are pleased to state that our
friend Mr.. Baxter is back again, fill
ing his old position as conductor on
the Morris branch of the n. p.
Mrs. C. E. Camp, accompanied by
Mrs. H. n. Trueblood, went to the
cities last Sunday night. Mrs. True
blood is on her way home to Kokomo,
Ind.
Judge Berkin returned from Orton-
vile and Browns Valley Monday
night. He took in the balloon ascen-
sion at the Valley, which he says was
a success:
John O'Brien of the town of Stew
ems was in our city Monday. He said
that he should commence harvesting
in about /. week: Crops in his town
are looking fine, he says.
G.. c. Munro and wife Of Montana
are visiting Mrs. Aunro's sister, Mrs.
Howe of this city. Mr.. Munro has
been engaged in mining for MANY
years and much information in rela-
ton to the mining country may be
gained from him.
C. X. Light, who received a bullet
wound on his head on the evening of
Bhe 9Th Of Of July, was in town Satur-
day. The wound has healed but Ar.
Light informed US that he still suffered
pain in the head at times:
It was indeed q narrow escape from
death.
'.rrr"ceville Transcript: Geo. NJ. Fish,
Geo. Rowles, Ed. Atwood, Geo. Geer,
Art Geer and Frank Day were few
Of our citizens who attended the Der;
by day at Morria last Monday. They
tepor5 a good time and speak highly
of the treatment extended them by
the Morris Driving Park Association.
We had very pleasant visit with
Lind, who was here
with his excellent wife last Monday.
They had been absent from their
home in New Ulm for u week or more,
visiting Duluth and QtAel places in
the northern part of the state, Mr..
Lind was introduced to quite num-
her af our citizens who were much
pleased with him. We left the con-
gressman in good Republican compa-
ny, viz: Judge Darling, E. j. Jone,
and Sheriff Munro. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lind left here for Browns Vailsy
afternoon,
The phenominal success of Ayers
started into existence
lIost oof ct competitors. This, of course,
was to be expected; bit the effect has