The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-11-15

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the variety known as Kinks soap was
distributed among the merchants
yesterday.
| Word has been received from Mrs.
e. M. Haight, now in one of the Min
neapolis hospitals for treatment, that
she is feeling much better and hopes
to be home soon again.
Our merchants are arranging for an
elaborate display of their holiday
goods and by keeping tab on this
paper you will be able to see what
attractions they offer in novelties.
Every base ball player in the
country who has admired Mike
Kelly's brilliant work in the diamond,
will regret to learn of his sudden
death at Boston from pneumonia.
A team belonging to P. G. Brandt
started for home Tuesday evening
and got as far as the river when they
were caught and brought back to
town, none the worse for their run.
A stranger was arrested last Thurs
day for stealing coat from the st.
Paul house, but there was no evidence
to hold him. The coat was after
ward found under a box in rear of the
hotel.
A newspaper reporter has made the
discovery that the advertisements of
certain city quack dentists, that teeth
are removed without pain, is literally
true, for it means-without pain to the
operator.
Business continues fair and col
lections are an improvement over last
week. The wheat receipts continue
to show steady increase now that
out door farm work is suspended for
the season.
"Will you pleaseinsert this obituary |
notice?" asked an old gentleman of
the editor. 81 make bold to ask, be-
cause the deceased had great many
friends who will be glad to learn of
his death" Elk.
1t is impossible,so we are informed,
to have either a bell on the school
house or the tower extended, at least
at present, as the funds are low,
owing to the tax collections being
much less than usual.
Business at the Riverside mill is
greater this fall than ever before, and
Notwithstanding that the mill is run
ming to its full capacity for six days
and nights each and every week, it is
impossible to fill orders.
Among the on dts, is a Knights
Templar hop for Thanksgiving eve,
and if the event is like former
assemblies given under the auspices
of Bethel Commandery, we may
anticipate the event of the season.
In The Illustrated American NO.
248) of November 18th, for sale
November 10th, will appear a full
page engraving of Governor Nelson,
accompanied by sketch of his life
career, by well known publicist.
Yesterday was the date set for@the
marriage of DIR. j. w. Harris and
Miss Nellie Gray at Oberlin, Ohio,
and on behalf of the many friends of
the high contracting parties, we ex-
tend congratulations and cordial well
wishes.
On Thursday evening last we had
a foretaste of winter, blizzard of the
two for cent variety, swooping down
on us with enough wind attached to
make it seem as if it was due to re-
dictionary causes, the result of the
campaign bluster and blow.
A New England supper will be
given at the residence of G. K. Light,
on Friday evening, Nov. 16. All are
cordially invited to come, conveyances
will be provided for all wishing to go. |
Meet promptly at the NJ. E. church |
at p. m. Mrs. FOWLER, Sec'y. /
What puzzles the young folks is,
where are they to find ice for skating
now that sloughs and lakes are all
dried up. How would it do to make
an artificial pond on some vacant lot
near the engine house? Either this
or a toboggan slide should be pro-
vided.
Politics, business and other trifes
have interrupted the meetings of the
cinch club, and some of the members
are indignant that minor matters
should be permitted to interfere with
the stated meetings and Will resign 1t
members absent themselves on such
fimsy pretexts.
A still further increase is noted in
the attendance at singing school, and
we hope the interest will be kept up,
as this is but an initial step to more
advanced organization, as well as an
effort to cultivate taste for music
and develop the natural latent musical
talent of this community.
1t is good deal of a job these
days, to capture the elusive local
item, especially when every one you
meet starts talking of election returns,
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