Morris tribune., 1891-02-04
PERSONALS.

w. j. Munro visited the cltles las
week.
III. Dresser of Hancock, was il
town yesterday.
Judge Darling was in Barrett las
Friday and Saturday.
Darlington Phelps came up from
st. Paul last Saturday night.
Anton Anderson made business
trip to Browns Valley last week.
Mrs. Milo Camp was visiting rela
, tives and friends in Hutchinson last
week.
S. A. Flaherty was in Hancock on
legal business yesterday. Pretty cold,
Steve.
Comrade Bake of Elbow Lake is
Fin town for few days visiting With
friends.
| j. D. Good was just half u century
old last Saturday, and set up the cig-
ars freely.
Miss Gertrude Darling entertained
a large number of her young friends
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Ellery will preach next Sunday
evening ON "John's Message, and the
Credentials of Christ
Misses Love Goold and Nellie Moore
visited the Hall school Friday to en-
| joy the closing exercises.
A. B. johnson and wife of Little
Falls, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Betters a few days last week.
Miss Tillie johnson of Sauk Centre
returned home yesterday morning.
having visited Morris friends for sew
eral days past.
Mr.. Eugene W. Randall, promi-
nent Alliance man of the town of Dar-
men, has been appointed postmaster
for the village of Morris.
MI. and Mrs Noel of Herman, Mr..
Crawford of st. Cloud and w. II
Shipman of Minneapolis, attended the
Masonic reception last Friday night.
When you wish to speak of the new |
queen of the Sandwich Islands, it |
will be sin form" to say Queen Lydia,
and not dislocate your jaw by trying
to correctly pronounce Lin-o-ka-la-ni.
Col. A. H. Taisey and wife of DON
nelly attended the Masonic reception
last Friday night. The Col. ''tripped
the light fantastic with all the agil-
ity and sprightfulness of young man
of twenty,
Comrade R. J. Hall is filling the po-
sition at st. Paul of clerk of the SEN
ate committee on appropriations. It
is always pleasing to us to record the
fact that an old soldier occasionally
receives "plum.''
On Saturday evening last quite
of the personal friends of J.
D. Good called at his residence to con-
gratulate him on his arrival at the
5Oth mile stone on life's journey. A
very pleasant time4was had.
Nj. Burnett, formerly baggage mas
ter and express messenger on the
Browns Valley line, who has for some
time past been at Great Falls, Mon
tana, has returned and will fill his old
position. Says he is very glad to get
back:
We received a pleasant call from
II. r. Eddy of Hancock last Friday.
He informed us that he has put down
twenty-six tubular wells since year
ago last November. These wells will
average about $50 feet in depth and
are located in Stevens, Pope and Swift
county. He put down six in the town
of Fairfield, Swift county.
On Friday last Chas. Good received
word that his father, Emanuel Good
of St. Paul, was dangerously i'll.
Charles went to st. Paul that night
and j. D. Good went down Saturday
night. A postal card received from
Mr.. Good this morning, dated last
evening, stated that his brother was
not expected to live through the
night.
The following residents of Morris
IRE in the timber near Walbridge on 1
the n. ?. road; William, James. ] R.,
Michael and Thomas Delahunt. John
and George Stinson, VIM. Hiland, D.
Crawley, Frank Mccullough, Russell ,
Heath and Hank Cousins. William
Delahunt left the the timber last I
and arrived here on Fri
day. He informs us that there was
no snow up to last Wednesday, when
about 10 inches fell, and when he left |
the shedding was first rate and all /
were in the best of spirits. The boys, |
he says, are all well and happy. Mr: |
peiahunt will return to the timber
the last of the week. II
If you have painful sense of fatigue,
find your duties irksome, take DR.. !. III.
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