Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1892-03-16
PERSONALS.
Fred Bunnell is in town.

friday night.
| Sheriff Munro reached his 46t
birthday last Saturday.
Mathews of the Benson Monitor ia
vored us with call Monday.
| w. B Hancock went to Fargo OF
business last Sunday night.
| G.. III. Richter of GAINESVILLE, Wis
is visiting friends in Swan Lake.
| F. w. Briggs, special agent of thu
Home Insurance Co. of New York, i
in town.
Miss Hattie Frisbie of Towner
N. D., is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.
Vaughan.
j. III. Coe returned home Sunday
morning from visit to his former
home in Dakota.
A. A. Cratzenberg of st. Paul, spe
cial agent of the German American
Insurance Company, is in town.
Pioneer Press: II. w. Stone of Nor,
ris is guest of his daughter, Mrs. o.
S. Hagerman of Newport avenue.
H. T. Bevans and the editor of the
TRIBUNE attended the meeting of the
congressional committee at Moorhead
last Saturday.
Mrs. j. E. Spooner and children
returned home last Thursday from
New York state, where they have been
visiting for several months past.
Belyea of the Elbow Lake Herald
attended the meeting of the congress
sional committee at Moorhead last
Saturday as proxy for Hon. o. O..
Canestorp.
Cashier Hollister Of the First Ma
tional went to Austin, Mimi, last Fri
day night to visit his parents and
other relatives and friends, to be alb
sent several days.
While in Fargo last Saturday we
saw Judge Thomas, who ought to
have been kicked off the bench for
the shameful manner in which he
abused Secretary Blaine's wife.
The following attorneys from out of
town are attending court here: Knute
Nelson, Geo. P. Wilson, M. A. Spoon
er, A. J. Galbrath, F. V. Brown, Geo.
r. Robinson, H. F. Woodward, G. H.
Colyer, G. H. Sherwood, VIII. Towns
end.
T. B. Bushnell, an extensive farmer,
who lives near Tintah and Campbell,
Mimi, was caller at our Office last
Saturday. He was on his way home
from Illinois with carload of horses.
We regret being absent, as we should
have been greatly pleased to meet our
old friend Bushnell.
F. M. Eddy of Glenwood came to
Morris Friday evening and went to
Moorhead that night to attend the
meetingzofsthe congressional commit
tee there on Saturday. He was elect
ed secretary of the committee. Eddy
is royal good fellow and very in
telligent and well posted gentleman.
We called Oh Editor Postmaster
Jordan when in Fargo Saturday and
spent very pleasant half hour with
him. He is slowly recovering from the
severe attack of rheumatism with
which he has been afflicted for some
time past, and he now feels confident
that he will soon be fully restored to
his usual health and vigor. We most
heartily hope so.
Hon. A. S. Crossfeld had serious
time in getting from Browns Valley
to Moorhead to attend the meeting of
the congressional committee. He
came over from the valley in the biz
zard on Wednesday, remained here
until 10 o'clock Thursday night, went
back to the Valley, arriving there at l
o'clock Friday morning, then returned
to Morris and went to Moorhead that
night, returning to Morris Sunday
morning and remaining here until
Monday afternoon, when he returned
home, having had scarcely any sleep
for three nights. Crossfeld says he
can't see any fun attending a commit
tee meeting under such circumstances.