Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-09-09
PERSONALS.

N r. Spur rs attending tho sea'e
fair.
w. c.. B:obnell was in the cities
Monday.
| A.W. Link, Canton, Ohio, registered
at The Morris Sunday.
| p. Blake, Willmar, was Il guest at
The Morris Saturday.
Miss Emma Spooner has gone be-
low for her winter goods.
| j. w. Reynolds of Herman was IN
our city Saturday, on legal business
Milo Camp went down to hamhne
Monday night to attend the state 1alr'
Hon. A. S. Crossheld, Browns Val
ley, was. in town Friday, on legal busl-
ness.
W. M. Dana, Racine, Wis, was
among the guests at The Morris Sat
urday.
Miss G. E. Clemmins of Toledo,
Ohio, was q guest at The Morris last
Sunday.
T. c. Higginson made his usual
business call in the vicinity OF oAthio
last Sunday.
Mrs. Herrick's mother and SISTER
left for their home in Freeport, ILL.,
Sunday night.
J.D. Moore of Ackley, Iowa, now
occupi IS a position in the store OF
E. B. Woodward & Co.
We received pleasant call On Sat
urday from our popular school super
inten, dent, l.. r. Macintosh.
County Attorney Bohmbach OF
Wheaton was in town Saturday, hay
ing business with Judge Brown.
F. V, Brown of Minneapolis, attorn-
ev for the Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Co., was in town Friday
Mrs. W. J. Morris and daughter
have gone to ST. Paul to spend a
week visiting relatives and friends.
L. j. Lun( leno cut his hand last
Saturday by the breaking of a glass
bottle, and me has been put on half
pay.
Andrew I horstad has been visiting
friends and looking after his farming
in Norman county the past
week.
Mrs. B. J. Smith left Sunday night
for NJ anistee, Michigan, being called
there by the serious illness OF her
mot her.
"A. NJ. Shepard, the highly enter
"a ming gentleman travelling for the
n ew York jewelers., G. Afford 81 Co.,
" as in town Monday.
Fred vosdisch of Wahpeton has
x changed places with Fred Stevens
NJ 10 has for some time past been with
8. B. Woodward s. Co. of this city.
Rev. K. T. Norris of Minneapolis,
vii preach at the Congregational
thu rch next Sunday morning and
ever ling, in exchange with the pastor.
Br owns Valley Tribune: Mother Su-
oeriol of the Convent school OF Nor
is. wa S in the Valley the first of the
week nd visited the Sisseton Agency. I
H. N. Brown and wife are taking
n the state fair this week. We are
q forne,l that Mr.. Brown will open a
J. notogra ph gallery in Appleton this
ILL.,
Samuel Larson went to the cities
Monday night, and before he returns
Will purchase one Of the biggest stocks
Of dry goods, clothing, etc. ever shown
in the city of Morris.
- Mr.: and Mrs. Fritz Buckentin, e.
Pete, son. John House, Knute Nelson,
John Sanders, T. A. Callahan and
daughter Maggie, Il. ". Stone, and
Martin Flatner are taking in the state
fair.
Pioneer Press, Thursday: b. W..
Randi IL of Morris, who has assisted
n the Office work at the last two state
airs, errived yesterday morning and
1t once, went to work at the accuma-
ating business.
H. P. Carlson of the town OF Stew
Ems was in our city Saturday. He In
formed us that he would build new
dwelling house this fall. The follow
ng are the dimensions: Main part,
LSx24 fe ct, two stories, with an l.
L611e fe ct. He bought this lumber OF
3. j. Jo les of this city. Mr., Carlson
aid he lad his grain all stacked and
hat he was going to take short va
,oti on al I'd attend the state fair.
Ma ,hi 1e oils for sale cheap at the
Pol 7 TrI,. NJ Groooru