The sun., 1892-12-22

Married, in st. Paul on Nov. 23rd,
Mr., John Murphy to Miss Lynch.
The groom will be remembered as a
former resident of this county, where
his father Mr.. Dennis Murphy and
family still reside. John, though d
citizen of st. Paul, is still reader of
THE Sun. THE Sun tenders con-
gratulations to the young couple.
Don't by any toys until you see the
large line ON exhibition at the Baa-
gain store. 6-3.
Hanging lamps in variety and a
supply of the most beautiful ever
offered, for sale in Morris at j. D.
Goods. 5tf
If you want a writing desk call at
Camp Il Gillespie's. 6tf
Post-otfice Inspector Child, a de-
tective of twenty years standing was
caught mapping the other day and as
this important parsonage is well
known in this neck O the woods, we
tell the readers of the Sun that Mr..
"Simuel" Child made the acquaint-
ance of some bunco men on the train
and was SO accommodating as to
change some money for them and
gave them two twenty dollar bills for
one five, five ones and a silver dollar
making his loss just twenty-nine
dollars. His brother, of the Waseca
Radical lays the blame on the con-
ductor, but it is suggested that Sim be
checked as baggage when he travels.
Spring Valley Sun.
Book cases in various styles at the
New Furniture Store. 6tf
There is nothing nicer than a nice
picture in handsome frame for
Xmas present, you can get sllitd with
such frames at reasonable rates with
E. F. Hill. 6t2
You will find draperies and trimm-
iDgs at Camp & Gillespie's. 6tf
The following are the elected and
appointed officers of Golden Sheaf
Lodge, No. 1873, A. F. & A. NJ, for the
ensuing year:
w. NV. G. Bicknell.
S. Wv. F. Cooley.
J. VII. L. Smith.
Treas.-J. w. Eddy.
Sec.-H. Whiteley.
Chaplain-Rev G. A. Cressy.
Trustee-C. L. Rrown.
S. D.-J. L. Pearce.
J. D.-F. NJ. Hesler.
S. S.-Geo. P. Zachritz.
J. S.-Chas Burpee.
The largest line of Christmas goods
ever exhibited in Morris can be seen
at the Bargain Store. 6-3
Highest market price paid for
Butter and Eggs.
45tf L. D. HAIGHT.
Miss Thompson wishes the ladies
to know that she is closing out her
millinery stock at and below cost. E
Council Proceedings.
Regular meeting Des. 13. Present,
Watzke, Hamblen,. and Anderson.
Claim Of Fl. L. Hulburd, July Is,
for $17.75, referred to Anderson, was
on motion referred back to H. L.
Hulburd for lis authority for bill.
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
L 4 Ham5len, Judge of election. go. .S15 90
Camp & GelieSpie, funeral. ........... II so
Freight ............. G5
n Deidrirb, coal for engine. ......... 80 IS
IIelgcs0n & NicON, lumber. . 13 81
J Griffith, empty barIeilS ...... 3 IS
ChaS bergman, digging grave........ 2 25
Mrs burst u 'iDsG care Of 7. Holt. 0 90 90
A McComVilie, work on streets. 80 90 |
A Anderson, election. IS 90
On motion the Recorder was in
structed to send bill to Driving Park
Association for special police during
fall races.
Dress Goods!
We carry the largest stock of fine
dress goods, and dress silks with |
trimmings to match. If you desire
to procure nice dress pattern as a
Christmas present for your wife or
lady friend, do not fail to call on US;
we have the latest styles at prices to !
suit you. 4t2 J. E. DAN1ELsoN.
The county superintendent will be
in Morris on the first and third |
Saturday of every month. 14tf
Have you seen the pictures at Camp
& Gillespie's? 6tf |
If you want parlor suits, cheap and
elegant, call at j. D. Goods. 5tf