The sun., 1893-08-03
PERSONAL.

Sam Pulliam is down with typhoid
fever.
Levi Torpey went to Starbuck OF
Monday.
Judge Brown spent Sunday q
Glenwood.
G. j. Croonquist started for Mimi
eapolis on Mondays noon train.
w. I'll. Miles and family are visit
ing with II. B. Wolff and family.
Miss Fannie Crandall returned
home ON Friday after four months
stay in st. Paul.
Mrs. Geo. p. Zachritz and son re-
turned home on Friday after a five
weeks visit at Minnetonka.
Dan w. Lawler, of st. Paul was in
town on Thursday, he was doing bus,
mess with the Judge in chambers.
Harry Drew arrived here from Wis
consin yesterday. This will make the
base ball boys supremely happy.
Mr.. Robertson, of the firm OF
Robertson & Nelson, returned on
Monday from an extended visit in
Wisconsin.
Mrs. John Murphy, of st. Paul, re-
turned home ON Monday, after a visit
of several weeks with her father-in-
law, DennisMurphy.
Mrs. Geo. Reisdorf, of Minot, N.
d., returned to her home on Satur-
day, after a three weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. B. Wolff.
M. P. Morris left for Crookston on
Sunday night for to work in print
ing Office. The proprietor will soon
find that Mr.. Morris is a tip-top work
man.
MIR. Buel, of the democratic state
central committee, gave The Sun a
call last week. He is wide awake,
and means to have the democracy on
sound footing in this state.
Mrs. Geo. F. Cogel and son return
ed from Red Wing on Friday last, &C
companied by her cousin Miss Stead
man, of Homer, N. Y. who will be
her guest for some time to come.
L. A. Hamblin, of the Willmar
steam laundry, was in town on Mon
day looking after his interests. He
is turning out as nice work as can be
done at any laundry in the state.
The Misses Rosie and Nellie Muir
ply, of Duluth, who have been here
on five weeks visit with their uncle
Pete Gaffney and family, left for
home on the L. F. & D. on Friday
morning last.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Jones left on
the noon train on Saturday last for
st Paul, to meet the body of Mr.. Mel
Ian Gen. manager of the N. P, which
was brought on from Victoria B. G.
and from there they took it to his for
mer home in Chicago.
Mrs. Haight has been for some
time in Minneapolis hospital, under
treatment for cancer. A few days
ago she had an operation performed
which required the help of eight doc
tors, and which it was feared would
prove fatal, but at last accounts she
felt easier.
S. B. Smith and wife, left home
yesterday for the Alexandria woods,
where they can spend few days
away from the noise, confusion and
vexations of life; and spend the time
communing with nature and natures
God. We wish them success in find
ing what they seek.
After very pleasant two weeks
visit with the Pearce family, Miss
Lucy Dickinson left on Saturday for
her Cleveland home. During her
short stay among us, she won many
warm friends through her urbanity,
who will in future cherish her mem
ory. She also carries with her pleas
ant memories of Morris and it's peo-
pie.
Judge Brown and family, of Morris,
have been rusticating at Glenwood for
sometime. Last Sunday, accompan-
led by Mrs. Browns parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex. NARROW, they spent the
day at the picnic grounds of T. H.
Thompson, one of the most charm
ingly handsome spots on the shores
of the beautiful Minnewaska. Mr.. T.
and family who have no peers as en-
tertainers, made the day a most
pleasant and memorable one for
their distinguished visitors.-Star-
buck journal.
Those who want a rare treat will go
to hear the "Queen of the Platform