Morris tribune., 1891-04-08
PERSONALS.
Fred Bunnell is in town.

on legal business Monday.
Hon. A. s. Crossfeld was in town
Monday, on his way to st. Paul.
| President Judson of the First Ma
tional went to the cities Sunday.
Miss Cora Johnston returned from
her vacation at Mankato Friday.
A. E. Hulett and II j. Dresser OF
Hancock were in town Saturday.
| Our good friend Albert Violin OF
Swan Lake was in town Saturday.
We received pleasant call from
Homer Eddy of Hancock yesterday.
Attorney Z. NJ. Webster of Glen
wood was here Friday and Saturday
on legal business.
Ed. Good of st. Paul, brother of
Charley, was visiting relatives here
for several days last week.
We received pleasant call from
VIM. Riordan, secretary of the Stevens
| County Alliance, on Monday.
Comrade J. d. Gillespie left here
yesterday morning on Il business trip
to Glenwood and Alexandria.
J. C. Campbell has been seriously
ill with the grir, but is better now
and was on our streets Monday.
A. McLachlan, horse trainer. of
Glenwood. has been here for about a
week past and left Saturday night.
| County Treasurer Thorpe has re-
covered from his recent sickness and
is now attending to his official duties.
A. A. Cratsenberg of st. Paul, spe-
cial agent of the German American
insurance company, was i'll town yes
terday.
Harry Cousins, who has been dan
gerously sick for some time i'll Min
neapolis, arrived home last Sunday
night.
Geo. E. Clark, the dry goods mer-
chant, K. C. Helgeson and II. NJ.
Chase of Hancock, were in our city
Monday,
We had the privilege of shaking
hands with Comrades Dablow, Cor
don and Lofthus, who were in town
Monday.
Browns Valley Tribune: Miss Will
son of Morris. was the guest of Miss
Lille Smith of this city from Satur-
day until Wednesday.
T. E. Colahan and wife left this
morning, with VIM. Hiland and fam
lily, for Superior, Wis. where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Pearce returned
home last Friday night from Penn.
sylvania, where they have been visit
relatives and friends the past winter.
Harry Wilson had one of his fingers
badly jammed last evening by large
can of powder falling on it. He was
taking the powder from William Hi.
lands residence to the depot.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to Gov. Merriam's recep-
tion tomorrow evening, but we regret
that circumstances over which we
have TO control prevent our attending.
Sauk Centre Avalanche: Lon. Hol-
lister and wife, of Morris. were the
guests of Landlord Bunnell and wife
a couple of days last week. Mr.. Hol-
lister is the genial cashier of the First
National Bank of Morris.
Herman Enterprise: Miss Maud
Torpey left for Norris last Saturday,
having finished successful term of
school here. She will teach the Spring
term of school in Morris. During her
stay in Herman Miss Torpey has
gained many friends who regret her
departure.
Nils A. Nilsson, who has been alb
sent six weeks in Wisconsin and Chi.
cago, returned home Friday night,
having had very pleasant visit.
While in Chicago he visited Libby
prison, which has been brought from
Richmond and put up in Chicago,
just as it was before it's removal.
Mr.. Nilsson went all through the
building, where so many of the Un-
ion soldiers were confined and sub
jected to all manner Of i'll treatment
during the late civil war.
K. F. Kaan, who left here for Hol-
land three months ago, returned home
last Friday morning. lie was in
Holland seven weeks and gave us an
interesting account of his visit there.
He says times are hard in that coun.
try, the crops last season being light.
They raise mostly winter wheat in
that country, a specimen of which he
brought back with him. The kernel
| is plump, but much lighter colored
than OUT wheat. MIR. Kaan says that
several young men will come over
from there and locate here this sea-
san,
Last Wednesday Mrs. Scott Cowan
of st. Cloud, sister of John House of
this city, lost the sight of one of her
eyes in the following manner; The
hilea girl was beating g carpet, when
Mrs. Cowan said to her, "gfve me the
stick and I will show you how to beat
a carpet" She took the stick agd
the first time aha siruck the carpet
the stick broke in three pieces, one
piece striking her eye and completely
destroying the sight. but is thought
that the form OF the eye may be
! saved. Mr.. Heas55 eat.e55 received tele-
gram and went to st. Cloud Thursday