Morris tribune., 1891-09-16
PERSONALS.

Hon. Knute Nelson was in tow
last Monday.
Mrs. Nj. 2, Morris is visiting friends
in st. Paul this week.
]. A. johnson went to the cities on
business Sunday night.
Nj. HI. Casey, a Blaine Democrat
of Graceville, was III town yesterday
Father Oster of Clontarf was in our
city yesterday and returned home to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dye of Fond du Lac,
Wis, are visiting their sons, a. P. and
H. E. Dye of this city.
Thory Syverson, of the firm OF
Syverson Il Thorstad, was i'll the cities
last week. buying new goods.
Mike Delahunt, in charge of Lady
Rob, who has been at Minnehaha
Driving Park for some time past, ar
rived here last week.
We are pleased to learn as we so to
press that our good friend, Rev. Cha8.
Holman, who has been quite i'll the
past few days, is much better.
Benson Monitor: Miss Ins;u Ain,~
son. who has been visiting friends
here for the past three weeks, left for
her home in Morris Wednesday.
j. D. Gillespie has been filing the
place of L. j. Lundemo at HulbWd
drug store during Mr.. LIS absence
Il Cos. in the cities purchasing new
goods.
Judge Berkin, after an absence of a
few weeks, returned home last night.
The Judge says that he has been de
cidedly lonesome ever since he left |
Morris.
Mrs. Paul Betters was visiting
friends in st. Paul and Minneapolis
several days last week. and while
there attended the state fair and tie
G.. F. Molander of Pope county was
in the city last Friday shaking hands
with his numerous friends. Gus re-
ports good crops in his neighborhoOd
and everybody happy.
While in st. Paul last week n. r.
Spur attended a reunion of his old
regiment, the Seventh Minnesota.
There were 81 of the old vets present
and Comrade Spur informs us that
hey had a royal good time.
Ben. Randall of Winona was in
OUR city last week. He is an old settler
n Minnesota, having come here in
$40. He was at Fort Ridgley during
he Indian massacre in 1862. He is
N old friend of Charley Wintermute.
Dennis Hennessey of Darnen, who
las been confined to the house for
line weeks with sickness and who was
lot expected for several weeks to re-
over, was in town Sunday and Mon
lay, and we are pleased to state has
learly recovered from his severe sick
less.
W. P. Buckley, one of the prophet
RS of The Morris, came over from
staples last week and has been run
ing the hotel during Mr.. Dushek's l
bsence. We are always pleased to |
AVE Mr.. Buckley with us and hope s
le will soon dispose of his business t
interests in Staples and remain per- '
nanently in Morris. {
The following gentlemen from {
Michigan, bent on a hunting excur- 6
ion, passed through our city one day '
he latter part of last week, on their '
way to Browns Valley, where they in c
end to remain about three weeks:
Or. L. R. Marvin, G. G. Billinghurst, 7
T. J. Fay, jr., L. Chase, A. W. Miller,
:. D. Magoon and Geo. A. Magoon.
You cannot be too particular about
he medicines you use. When you
iced blood purifier, be sure you get
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and no other. 1t
ningles with, purify and vitalize every
lrop of bload in your body. Itmakes
he weak strong.
Roach's fine candies, always at tie !
Red Front.
Wells Bros. & Hanson would call
special attention to their elaborate
display of black dress goods. The