The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-01-21
PERSONAL
Charlie Good is back from st. Paul.
Prof. Childs Ia nrostrnte with the

Charlie Good is back from st. Paul
| Prof. Childs Is PROSTATE with the
grip.
Mr.. Apt was in Minneapolis last
week.
Tory Syserson is In Norman
scouuty visiting.
Landlord Noting of the Met. went
to Sank Center OH Monday.
II. B. Wolff Is at Bird Island where
his brother lies sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. stewart spent part
of last week in Minneapolis.
E. T.. Bruhn our cigar manu-
facturer went to Herman to-day.
Ole Lotus, of Stevens, was q
visitor ut The Sun office yesterday
We regret to learn that Rev. Mr..
and Mrs. Herrick both have the grip.
John Rowles. of Horton, was a
welcome viSiter at TIE Sun office
last week.
Anton Watzke left here last
Thursday night for two weeks visit
in Wis.
III. Ii. Wells returned from Chicago
on Sunday night, and left for st. Paul
ON Monday night.
A. w. Sargent, representing the
Minneapolis Tribune, was a caller at
THE Sun Office on Thursday last.
John Mclaughlin, of Hammond,
and Thos. Tosney ,of Donnelly, were
callers at THE Sun Office last week.
John McNally, of Chokio, was a
caller at THE Sun office last week and
provided himself with a supply of
winter reading. ...u
Abe. Cook, of Pope county stopped
over night with The Sun folks, on
his way to Browns Valley to pass ex-
animation for pension.
T. J. Moore thinks the difference
between the tail end of the grip and
the tail of "a comet isn't much the grip
has squeezed Is lbs. out of his
avoirdupois in two weeks.
NJ. l.. Torpy has been confined to
the house with illness for long time.
at first there was an affection of the
eyes and later an attack of the grip.
Both considered, he has had quite a
serious time.
Mrs. Chas. Stinson will please
accept our graceful thanks for the
gift of beautiful singing bird which
is designed to cheer our solitary hours.
We wish the kind doner may never
know such an hour herself.
Jay FL. Coe, the well known trotting
horse trainer and driver who recently
came from Valley City, n. D., and
located in Morris, visited the dual
cities last week and, by number of
we'll directed purchases, completed
his stock of paraphernalia for this
work. An exercise wagon, weighing
100 lbs. and Il harness for small colts
are two of the things he bought. MIR.
COe will build house In the spring
and become a permanent resident CT
our village. -.
Rev. Father Gaskell spent the week
in Graceville the guest of Father
GEMS. The Rev. Gentleman had a
warm shake of hands with his Dum-
erous friends in Big Some and Tray
erse Counties. Tie people of Tray
erse hold FIR. Gaskell in deep love
and veneration remembering the
lively interest he took in their spirit
ual and temporal welfare. Most of
the improvements accomplished in
the Parishes of Coils and Parnell
are due to his zeal and unselfsh
labor. Long life and success in his
new field are the prayers of Father
Gaskell's we'll wishers.-Graceyi
Transcript.
C. Melheim of st. James Mimi, who
has been visiting with Ole J. Falk
for the past two weeks, left on Mon
day night for his home. His wife
who has been with him, remains for
time longer with Mr.. Falk who is
her brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Murbeck
who have been also visiting the same
time with Mr.. Falk, left ON Monday
night for their home in Madelia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murbeck have never
before seen Stevens county, and it
goes without saying that they are
very much pleased with the county.
Mr.. Murbeck while her visited
friends, in the four counties of
Stevens, Grant, Pope and Douglas,
also the Sun office, where he re-
ceived good account of this county.
We hope to see the gentleman soon
again, or his nelghbors who may be
induced to avail themselves Of the
good, cheap land we have for the
stran gers. ~.-