The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-12-21
ChOI<iO Briefs.

SAOiNAO
J. H. Beatty went to Norris last
Thursday
Mr.. Anderson, a carpenter from
Browns Valley, was repairing Norrish
& Westfall's elevator last week.
A brother of F. Demoris made him
a flying visit last week.
Miss Holmquist visited with Mrs.
Holtz on Saturday, and ever since one
of the boarders has been partial to the
Scandinavians.
The townpainter is man whose
delight consists of getting into a re-
spectacle crowd and torturing them
by untying the string Of his home
made vocabulary and letting his
ex-over- ordinary words peal forth. 1t
generally makes the crowd think that
there is no."
Through the untiring efforts of our
modest section foreman the Chokio
section is now III better condition
than we have seen it for years.
O'Brien says that his best girl has
gone back on him on account of the
pernicious activity of the Chollio
correspondent of THE Sun.
The first fistic exhibition of the
Chollio pugilistic club came of Mon
day. The result was very satisfactory
to both participants.
Did you notice P. Mnmbleau's new
team and new--last Sunday.
A. G. Mumbleau is weary of single
blessedness and says that as soon as
the holiday festivities are over, he is
a candidate for matrimony.
jim was burdened with a word,
coming home from Morris last week.
Carl, old boy, do not get mad about
that Give will have the
cloths line removed so you wont have
to play pick-a-boo around the corner
when the cutter goes by. Ia ia, Carl.
J. H. Men,, what is the matter with
us? Is the climate too cold up north
for you since you have dropped us SO
suddenly?
One Of the members of w. G.. and L.
association is thinking seriously of
purchasing new cutter. We are
glad to note that some one is making
money these hard times.
Mr.. Peterson, the promising counter
jumper and ribbon dispenser at B. &
BIS, has attached one of those rare
screw charms to his watch chain. Do
not miss this chance of seeing it,as he
positively claims he will not present
it to view after the sun strikes it.
Mr.. Steeler wants all to understand
that if the weather is fair he Will take
his usual trip to Sunday, Dec "a,
'93, for the last time this year.
Our fat man took a sudden obser-
vatiomof the comets on the ornament
of Heaven in broad daylight, in front
of one of our principal stores, the 18th,
inst, about 4:3O p. M, but he will not
divulge any secrets that he saw where
the comet struck till he makes his
monthly report.
1t is with pleasure we announce
that Chokio has at last imported from
the shores of Gould Ireland," one oil
thegmost fastidious promulgators OF
our decidedly broken English, and
we had some thoughts of purchasing
a cyclopedia and grammar to correct
our mistakes, but now we have no use
for one. Do you comprehend?
G. o. Green, our frog imitator, or
his recent trip to Morris was made
the recipient of one dose of No-To- Bal
from one of his intimate friends, anc
the consequence was the rear platform
had an occupant all the way t,
Chokio, but kind friends were Their
to receive him.
Chokio's orchestra has secured on
more genius in F. L. HI. It woult
make the dead rise in there grave
to hear one of his favorite tune
propelled by his vigorous right arm
GniIdren Cry fol