The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-06-04
PERSONAL.


week.
LIr. II. d. Wolff is quite ill with
kidney trouble.
p. A. Mccarthy left for Mime
apolis on Tuesday.
Rufus Wolff returned from Bird
! Island on Thursday night.
Waters Wells of Herman is clerk
ing with Wells Bros. & Hanson.
X. C. Hclgeson and Frank Wilcox
of Hancock were in town on Monday.
Mr.. Hogle, Of Wright. Barrett i
Stilwell, was caller at our office last
week.
We had all entertaining visit from
Mr.. j. Q. Barrett of Browns Valley
on Tuesday.
Len Dye returned from Graceville,
where he had been repairing wind
mills, yesterday.
Martin Flatner and Gus Tulberg
went to Starbuck on Wednesday for
Il few days fishing.
Hartley and Johnny Bolsta of
Ortonville are here visiting with MIR.
and Mrs. Cyrus Allen.
Mrs. Ed. House left for her home
in Minneapolis on Tuesday night,
after an extended visit in Morris.
Henry Hodgm&n of Goodhue Co.
was in Morris this week looking after
his farming interests in this county.
Mrs L. H. Wellington and Miss
Helen Scott left last night for visit
to their old home in Winneconne,
Wis.
We regret to record the departure
of Mr.. +. S. Hall from Morris; he
left on Tuesday morning for Billings,
Montana. lie Will be missed from
our town, but Billings will be the
gamer if he should decide" to make
it his abiding place. We wish Mr..
II. success wherever he may 60.
Mr.. Geo. A. Tucker, of Ontario. a
nephew Of Mr.. II. w. Stone, ST., is in
Morris. He spent the winter in
Tacoma, but did not like it we'll
enough to make 1t his permanent
home. lie likes this country better,
and will spend the summer here. 1t
is to be hoped that he will like this
country we'll enough to induce him
to dispose of his Canadian property
and bring his family here. We can
not have too many Canadians in this
country; we want them as an antidote
for the refuse of Europe which
threatens the stability of our social
| fabric.
Delegates to the annual meeting of
the Minnesota Valley Conference
now in session at the Congregational
Church: Rev. Smith Baker, D. D.,
Rev. John II. Morley, Rev. r. Z.
Ierrick, Minneapolis, Rev. 81. P.
Beach, Pekin, China, Rev. J. H.
Mason, Montevideo, Rev. E. E.
Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Hastings,
Appleton, Rev. J. w. Todd, Granite
Falls, Rev. IL. o. Lawrence, Dawson,
Rev. VIM. Porter. Marietta, Rev. c.
A. Ruddock, Mrs. w. L. Poland,
Mrs. c. b. McCune, Mrs. w. F.
Wilcox. Mrs. Stone, Mrs. L. Harter,
Benson, Rev. F. n. Ruddock, Glen.
wood, Rev. J. NJ. La Bach, Wahpeton
n. D., Rev. c. NJ. G. Harwood, Mr.,
Ferdinand Schumacher. Ortonville,
Rev. G. E. Northrup, Campbell. Mr.
and Mrs. Huntley, Mrs. F. II. Angler
Hancock, Mr.. and Mis-. Councilman
Lake Emily, Mr.. Patton, Graceville
The convention is very largely at
tended and very profitable.
The recent rains have flooded the
race track and made 1t physically i'm
possible to hold the June meeting.
The public are hereby notefied tina
the schedule has been who'll!
abandoned.
ATTEST: GEO. E. DARLING.
T. ]. MOORE, Prest. Secretary
LATER-The horsemen hav
agreed to put a schedule of race
upon the track, the same as hereto
fore announced, and have waived
guaranty of every purse, agreeing t
take the gate receipts and entranc
fees as in full payment of premiums
The winners to take pro rata o
above receipts upon both days racing
GEO. E. DARLING, Sec.
Morris, June 4th, 1891.