The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-09-27
Trade is brightening up to an en.

Register of Deeds Colahan and fam
lily now occupy the Bailey cottage OF
west Ninth street.
T. nj. Donovan, of Graceville, has
accepted position in Kreuger 4
Slawson's drug store.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. D. T
Wheaton very pleasantly entertained
o number oflady friends at Ave O'Clock
tea.
DR.. G. A. Wheaton, his son Charles
and Col. j. Bobleter arrived Satur-
day for hunt and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Judson during
their stay.
MARRIED.
Theodore Wall and Elizabeth
Schwickeath were married on Monday,
September "a, "a, at the Assumption
church, by the Rev. George Gaskell.
1t is stated, but not officially, that
the fifteen per cent. reduction in
freight rates as ordered by the state
railroad commission, will be acceded
to without contest by the railroads.
1t is hoped to have the heating ap-
paratus of the west side school SO fur
completed, that by the first of the
week the occupied part of the build
ing can be warmed as occasion re-
quires.
We got Prof. Dewey and family
located on Ninth street, in our last
issue, and find now that he is com
fortsbly established in the residence
formerly occupied by w. P. Fowler
on Eight street.
CLOAK OPENING
At WELLS Bios. & HANsoN's
Saturday, Sept. %.
On last Thursday evening, Bessie,
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Marvin, sustained a painful in
jury by being thrown from her
bicycle while riding, both bones of
the fore arm being broken.
The new chairman of the demo
cratic state central committee, T. j.
McDermott is we'll known to our
people, he having been a railway
mail clerk on the day train for several
months in the fall of 1892.
People wonder why this worlds
good things fall in such unequal
shares, but the surprising part of it is,
that distribution is not more uneven
for there are lots of dissatisfied ones
who don't deserve anything.
Threshing is we'll advanced in this
county, and with continuance of
the favorable weather this part of the
fall work will be almost completed in
about ten days. Some of the machines
have nearly completed their runs.
Hon. F. NJ. Eddy was in Morris
Monday, en- route TO Wheaton. Owing
to the illness of his wife, Mr.. Eddy
was compelled to cancel some of his
dates for last week and was just
starting again on his canvassing tour.
The cool weather has had the effect
to arouse some of the young folks to
a realization that series of dances
should be inaugurated soon, and that
little social entertainment would
prove acceptable just about this season
of the year.
A picked nine from Minneapolis
played two games at Brainerd the
the first of the week and good ex.
hibitions of base ball they were, but
the victorious Brainerd boys won both
games, the first by a score of to 2
and the second by score of 2 to 4.
On Thursday last, while coming
down Sixth street, Mrs. w. F. Cooley's
horse stumbled and fell, throwing her
from the cart, and her escape from
serious injury was remarkable, but
she fortunately escaped with a few
bruises and slightly sprained wrist
CLOAK OPENING
At WELLS Bios. & HANsoN's
Saturday, Sept. %
For the first time in thirty years
the Chippewa river is reported en-
tirely dry in some places, SO the Ben
son Monitor reports. The Pomme de
Terre river here is holding its owr
wonderfully, and demonstrates thai
the spring supply at its service is q
mighty good thing these times.
Old settlers generally agree, and
their suggestions are probably cor
rect, that the atomized water that fell
last Saturday, used to be called rain
A good encyclopedia will explain
what caused the phenomena in formel
days, and the contributory condition.
in the present instance are in all prob
ability the same as of yore.
On Tuesday morning one OF the
cowboys on an east bound stocl
train, in attempting to board the
train after it had got we'll under way
was thrown between the depot plat
form and cars and miraculousl,
escaped uninjured. He had to follow
on tho noon passenger, as despite hi,
best efforts, he could not overtake bis
4 train