Morris tribune., 1891-03-25

!, in town yesterday.
,, Miss E. G. Richards of Herman
: was in the city yesterday.
Chas. ID. Giddings of Willard WAS
at The Morris on Monday.
C. III. Crawford of st. Cloud attend
ed the reception Friday night.
Roadmaster Nester of the Little
Falls road was in town Monday.
Chas. III. Dixon. the popular gro
Gerry man, was in town last week.
Judge Berkin returned home Satur
day from business trip to Duluth
Capt. Samuel Olson of Cyrus was a
pleasant caller at our office yesterday.
| DR.. Hardy was in town last week
looking after case in the District
court.
Jim Griffith, the village ''Poo Bal"
assumed his numerous duties last
Monday.
G.. c. Thorpe and X. c. Helgeson of
Hancock took dinner at The Norris
yesterday.
Fred Stevens of Wahpeton takes
Mr.. Spradling's place at E. B. Wood
ward & Cos.
Miss Elma HiXson of Herman at
| tended the masonic reception last
Friday night.
Howard DeMott of Minneapolis is
in town today. He is a special fire
insurance agent.
A. W. Jones of West Superior,
brother of E. J. Jones, was IN town
one day last week.
| Baxter, the handsome and popular
n. P. conductor, attended the recep-
tion Friday night.
Mr.. Williams of the n. P. road at
tended the reception at Masonic hall
last Friday night.
R. C. Munger of st. Paul was at
tending court here last week, he hav-
ing several cases to look after.
We were right glad to receive a call
last Friday from Comrade John
O'Brien of the town of Stevens.
Judge Brown, having recovered
from his late illness. has presided in
the District court the past week.
Mrs. Fl. Cousins left Monday night |
for Minneapolis to attend her son
Harry, who is very sick in that city. |
E. B. Fagg, commercial agent, is mi
town today, this being his first visit
here since he secured that ''better
half
We enjoyed talk with our friend
Henry Fels and Mr. W. burlington of
Hancock, who favored us with call
last Friday.
J. C. Orr of Orr, n. D., was in town
yesterday. Mr.. Orr is one of the most
extensive farmers in that section of
the country.
A fine, plump, bouncing 12-pound
boy arrived at the home of Henry |
Schrapps this morning---a perfect
image of his dad.
S. II. Scholberg of Minneapolis, gen.
eral agent of the Etna life insurance
company, attended the masonic recep- |
tion last Friday night,
The handsome and urbane Frank |
Lowe, after being confined to his room
for some time by sickness, is again
on duty at The Morris,
J. B. nanielson, our popular dry
goods merchant, went to the cities
last Saturday night to purchase sup
ply of seasonable goods.
Mrs. Ann Smith, widow of G. NJ.
Smith and sister of Mrs. Abraham
Lincoln, died at San Francisco last
Saturday, aged e5 years.
Mrs. Becker, wife of Gen. Geo. L.
Becker, of st. Paul, is in our city, ac-
eompanied by G. ". Becker of Browns
Valley, where they go today.
Ia grippe got hold of Hank Bevans
the past week and he has become so
thin that he can't how tell whether
the pain is in his abdomen or back.
Mrs. J. D. Good went to Fargo lust
Sunday night, called there on account
of the sickness of her brother. J. j.
Jordan, editor of the Fargo Renubli-
can.
| David Rose. the jolly Scotchman of
Eldorado, was in town Monday, but
failed to call at our Office, for which
direliction of duty he is fined 81 and
eee.ssts;
Mr.. Spradllng, recently employed
in E. B. Woodward & Cos jewelry
store in this city, has accepted Il situ-
alton in IL jewelry establishment at
Ada, this state.
| We were pleased to reetiFe q call
last Friday from our friends Peter
| Flynn and son Thomas of Tintah, with
whom we had very agreeable chat
for an hour or moro.
| If the people of Scott don't get JUS
tice dealt out even-handed to them
the ensuing year it will not be the
fault of Judge Roberts. the newly
elected justice of peace.
i w. K. Walker met with q painful
accident recently. While unloading
wood he iammed the forefnger of
his hand 50 badly that it was necessa-
ry to amputate portion Of 1t.
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