Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-07-22

the past few days.
| o. A. Bake of Elbow Lake WAS i'll
town over Sunday and took in the
races on Monday.
Joseph Wunch of Camden. n. j.,
is visiting his brother VIM. Wunch
aud family of this city.
Miss Victoria Cumberland is spend
ing her vacation at her old home Ill
Mantorville, this state.
! X. A. Rollins takes H. a. Baxter 5
place as conductor OH the Morris
branch of the n. p, road.
Graceville TRANSCRIPT; NJ. L. keat.
ing of Norris was doing business i'll
our city the first of the week.
Mrs. Samuel Larson left last night
for Manitowoc, Wis, where she goes
to visit relatives and friends for Il few
weeks.
Capt. Olson, Ole Nicholson and e..
E. Solseth, ST.. of Cyrus were among
the callers at the TRIBUNE office yes
terday.
Fred Bunnell came over from Sank
Centre Saturday evening, remaining
! over Sunday and took in the races on
Monday.
M. +. Kaan of Darnen made us Il
pleasant visit yesterday. He says the
farmers III his town are busy haying
and that crops look splendid.
Rev. Stauffer and wife, delegates to
the recent Christian Endeavor con-
vention at Minneapolis, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hesler.
Sank Centre Herald: James Ken
nedy of Morris, was in the city OIL
Monday. He purchased couple of
carloads of stock, which he shipped
westward,
Miss Jennie Noting of Alexandria
and Miss Amanda Noting Of Mill
bank, n. D., are visiting their BROTH
er VIM. Noting and family, at the
Metropolitan.
Mrs. w. II. Rogers and family of
Evers. n. D., and Mrs. G, w. Wei
come and family of Gardiner, Mont,
are in the city the guests of MI. and
Mrs s q puI1iam
C. W. Rohne, our former townsman,
spent Sunday here and returned to
Minneapolis Sunday night. Mrs.
Rohne, who had been the guest of
MI. and Mrs. H. II. Wells at Glen
wood for several days, returned with
him.
". J. Munro has been confined to
the house with illness since last Sat-
urday. He had taken a severe cold
and fears were entertained that it
would terminate in pneumonia, but
we are pleased to state that he is
much better and in a fair way of re-
covery.
w. L. Colyer will leave next Mon.
day for Detroit, Mich,, to attend the
national encampment Of the G. A. R.,
which assemblies in that city on Mon.
day, August Sd. Before going to De.
troit he will visit friends in Wiscon:
sin. His daughter Rebecca will &C:
company him.
+. A. Bailey met with a somewhat
severe accident last Friday. While
at work on the barn of S. Stewart the
staging gave away and lie jumped to
the ground and in doing SO stepped on
a nail, which entered his foot and was
broken off. The nail was extracted
and Fred is still "on deck"
Conductor Baxter of the Little
Falls and Dakota road, has been given
a passenger train on the main line oil
the Northern Pacific. The many
! friends Of LIE. EaHter in this city, ant
in fact. all along the line will regret
to learn of his transfer, as he Is anC
has been a general favorite with then
all.
We received a very pleasant cal
from w. F. O'Neill of GracevilIe last
Saturday. Mr.. 0'Neill was on hi
way home from Glenwood, where Il,
had been spending some days will
Mr.. II. II. Wells and other Morri
peaple. Rarely have we ever met
more pleasant and agreeable gentle
man than Mr. O'Neill.
We WeIa Walking yesterday witt
Mr.. L, S. Burlingame of Eldorad
township. He said that in his opin
ion there would be about IL two-th ird
crop of grain in his town the presen
L season; that most Of The farmers pr
in their wheat with q press drill an
soWeQ too small amount of seed. Th
. late Arson Burlingame of Massachl
; sets was Il first cousin of tho abov
;. named gentleman
Miss Katie Gran, a mute, is visi
ing her aunt, Mrs. j. G. Hancock. Mis-
e Gran is 9 very bright and intelliger
S young lady and is well educated. Sh
x was a classmate of Miss Katie Galvi
e at Faribault. She writes fine lane
j, reads and will convey 70 others VIII
d understand the signs Of mutes an
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