The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-04-06
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
III. s. Judson is in the cities this
week.
Mrs. Stevens went to Hancock on
Monday.
Will Colyer went to Minneapolis
on Monday.
G. B. Marvin went to Hancock on
Tuesday.
Conductor Baxter was in town on
Sunday.
Miss. Nellie Morris, of Chokio, was
in town on Saturday.
j. j. Pimm is around after two
weeks of genuine grip.
Mrs. Dye went to Minneapolis on
Tuesday to visit friends.
Miss. Ora Fuller is spending
week at Gray Eagle.
Mayor McRae, of Graceville, passed
through Morris on Monday.
Miss. Annie Highland, of Cyrus,
spent Friday night in town.
Miss Thompson, of Glenwood,
came to town on Monday night.
Will Haight left on Friday night,
for his summer home in Britton, S.
D.
L. L. Hanse, town clerk of Franz
mes, was a caller at The Sun Office on
Tuesday.
H. L. Smith took trip to Hanson
yesterday. Mr.. Smith is in the wood
business.
Milo Camp went to st Cloud on
Friday last, with view to improving
his breeding stock.
Rev. MIR. johnson of Goodhue
came up on Tuesday to visit his son
j. A. johnson and family.
Jack Hancock, of Benson, was in
town on Monday; he commences
brickmaking this week.
j. D. Good returned home Satur
day night from the cities, where he
purchased another car of furniture.
E. A Haugh, representing Marder
Luse & Co., of Minneapolis, was
doing business in Morris yesterday.
Lawyer Flaherty went to st. Paul
on Monday to plead in the supreme
Court in the case of Rawlins VS..
Noting.
Mrs. Gean Atwood, of Park Rapids
left for home on Tuesday morning
after spending week with Morris
friends.
II. Parks, of Cyrus spent Monday
and Tuesday nights in Morris, and
was treated to ride on the Masonic
goat.
John House received a call' yes
terday which he promptly obeyed.
1t was to go to Glenwood to sell a
$4,000 threshing machine.
Bob Delahunt returned on Monday
night from an extended trip in Wis;
during which time he sold four of the
celebrated Clydesdaie horses of the
Rockdale farm Co
Henry Leman, came in from Cho-
kio Saturday wearing his hand in a
sling; while coupling car at that
place he lost a piece Of the end Of
two of the fingers Of his left hand.
Miss. Josephine Roberts came up
from Goodhue on Saturday whore
she has been teaching school during
the winter. She is now teaching the
Keidel school in this County.
Mrs. Norgaard, of Wheaton, spent
Tuesday night in Morris on her way
to Hancock. Mrs. N. would be bet
ter known by her many Morris fri
ends as Maria Helgeson Cher maiden
name).
\. B. Darling Esq. of Eldorado
was in town on Tuesday; paid a fri
endly visit to The Sun Office and in
future will have the warming rays of
that luminary, to add happiness to
his household.
Nels Lunbby of Larimore N. D.
spent Sunday with friends in Morris;
We refrain from giving his news
of that Country lest it might unsettle
the minds of. soUue of our Stevens
County people.
Jack Hancock has sold his farm in
Scott, and all his other effects, and
has taken up his permanent abode in
Benson. By this move Benson gains
good full grown democrat, and lots
of yong democrats. We wish moth
ing but future prosperity to Jack and
his family.
The testimonials which the mail
brings in every day run thus: CDR