The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-09-20

Gen. T. H. Barrett was in Morris
Saturday.
Al. Konchal, of Herman, was in
Morris on Monday last.
A. A. Stone breaches at Cougrega-
tional church next Sabbath.
Flax at 81 % per bushel is a gold
mine, weeds or no weeds.
Something for every one to get a
pull on-the Russian thistle.
All over the country far and near,
"Dwight's Flour" is the peer.
Geo. F. Cogel is back from visit
to Red Wing and the state fair.
WAxrED-A good girl for general
house work. Apply to this office.
Prof Dewey will occupy Mrs, R.
NJ. Bailey's cottage on west Ninth
street.
The cool frosty nights are making
the tramp crop scarce and less pro-
miscuous.
R.P, Wells, Of Herman, was in
town yesterday, visiting with his
Morris relatives.
&c. HeIgeson is making Morris
his home and looking after his lumber
interests at this point.
The Harvest Home exercises at the
Congregational church, Sunday morn
ing, were most interesting.
Miss Nellie Gray said au-revoir to
her Morris friends yesterday and de-
parted for her home in Ohio.
Jim Smith who had part of his foot
amputated in self-feeder, left for
his home in Burtrum yesterday.
Why would it not be paying thing
to have two days racing during the
second week of October next?
AS far as freight traffic is concerned
the Great Northern is doing an i'm
mense business on this division.
DR.. E. J. Brown. a prominentoculist
and specialist of Minneapolis, is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Fl, L. Hulburd.
A. Dekay reached home the 18th
after an extended trip in adjoining
counties, in interest of House 81 Munro.
A twomonths old child, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson,
of the town of Scott, died last Friday
The G.. E. society had an enjoyable
gathering at Mrs. D. T. Wheaton's
Friday evening, and attendance was
large.
Prof. Hilleboe, the prohibition can
.didate for governor, lectured to fair
sized audience at the Court House
last evening.
Quite number of our farmers were
present at the court house Saturday,
to talk over the dangerous weed, the
Russian thistle.
Social items may not be more
scarce than usual, but few weeks
absence makes it difficult to CLEAN all
the happenings.
R. Kinner now occupies John
Keidels residence on west Eight
street, the latter returning to his farm
in the town Of Scott.
We regret to announce the very
serious illness of Mrs. John D. Good
who was suddenly stricken with
paralysis last Sabbath.
We will give the Weekly Pioneer
Press free from now until after cleo
ton to all new subscribers, as well as
to those who renew their subscription
The State Fair is thing of the
past, and all the visitors from Morris
are home again aud endeavoring to
straighten up after their indulgences
Yes, it is cool, in fact the dealers
bill for supply of wood and coal is a
most suggestive and forcible reminder
of the fact that the ozone is not as
previous as it was.
We learn that the eldest son Of p
McCarrol who was reported hopelessly
i'll from typhoid, has rallied and
strong hopes are entertained of his
ultimate recovery.
Cyclone stackers are all the rage
now, and Tom Golden, not be out OF
style, has had one Of these useful
ornaments attached to the business
end of his Advance separator.