The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-01-14
PERSONAL

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Miss Mabel Watson is down with
the grip.
Ernie HaIl.Is now tue clerk ut the
Metropolitan.
II. b. Wolf went to Browns Fal-
ley yesterday.
]. L. Gould ishome from the woods
on vacation.
Mr.. Wm. Logue. we learn, is down
with the grip.
Mrs. Fritz Buckentin has pneu-
monia of the right lang.
w G. Bicknell has gone below for
the Masonic convention.
A. bishop, of Pope county, was Il
caller at THE SIN office last week.
NJ. p. McNalIey, of Chokio, was
pleasant visitor with us yesterday
Frank Mclaughlin. of Donnelly,
was a caller at THE SrN office on
Tuesday.
Frank Murphy and wife returned
from a visit to Minneapolis last
night.
County superintendent L. r.
Macintosh was Il caller ut THE Sun
Office Tuesday.
Charlie Smith left on Saturday
night for two weeks visit in St.
Paul and Red Wing.
Mr.. A. Cook, of Pope county. west
of Hancock, was pleasant caller at
this office yesterday.
Willie Haight is now head boss at
Charlie Smiths cigar and confectlon-
AIRY store, during Charles absence.
We are pleased to see that our
friend J. J. Plmm is getting over the
grip, though it gave him pretty
hard grip.
Mr.. G. A. Westpnal, of Traverse
county, gave us pleasant call on
his way home from the Alliance con-
vention, On Tuesday.
MIR. C. Mellon, of St. James. and
Mr.. Andrew Modbeck and wife, of
Madelia, are visiting with Mr.. Ole
J. Falk, of Rendsville.
Mr.. Q. c. Hanson left here on
Tuesday night TO attend the annual
convention of Masons, which sits
this week in Minneapolis
+. A. Hancock is around again
after his severe spell Of sickness. but
he is so thin that he could almost
shave himself with his thumb.
Mr.. Heating of the firm of Jeffer-
son & Heating is in this county just
now, he informed US that they have
purchased recently over 5000 acres
of land in this county.
Mr.. John House left on Sunday
night for Mich. Mrs. House accom-
panies him as far as Pardeeville,
Wis. Also Mrs. Ed. House and son
60 with them us far as Minneapolis.
Mr.. II. s, Judson has returned
from his Iowa trip. He and Mr..
Jones have each purchased two
mares with fOal, as announced in
last weeks issue. More are being
purchased for Mr.. Pearce, Of Mil~
waukee, who will place them on ilia
farm in this county.
Mrs. H. II. Wells and children left
on Monday night last for Georgia,
and later on will 60 thence 10 Florida.
Mr.. Wells accompanied them as faI
Chicago, where. he wall puGchase q
fresh stock of goods for his Morris
store. His brother, SIr. Wells, of St
Joe, Michigan, will meet the family
at Chicago, and proceed with Mrs.
Wells anu children South, whittier
his own family have already gone.
We had a pleasant call from our old
friend S. B. Smith ON Saturday last
on his way home from the Alliance
convention held in Minneapolis last
week. Mr.. S. is well satisfied with
the result of the convention, though
everything did not go quite as he
wished. He is no. Donnelly mai
but gracefully submitted to the in
evitable. He says the daily papers
| did not truly report the proceedings
that every thing passed off har,
moniously. When We reminded hin
Of the vile SANDER Donnel]y cas-
upon the press of state, he admitted
that he wouldn't be DOnnelly if hi
didn't do something Of that kind.