The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-04-26

Don't forget the garden plot, the pc
tato patch, and please remember
small piece of ground for the good
wife's flower garden.
Browns Valley, Barry and Boards
ley, tho alliterative trio of towns on
the branch, have to get their mail by .
stage from Graceville. II
See Kohl & Rudnicki's' lad" in an
other column; they are hard working
industrious young men and merit a
share of your patronage.
Mrs, c. Bergman is prepared to do
washing and laundry work at her res
idence, ON Third street, at reasonable
rates, and satisfaction guaranteed. 25tf
A warrant was issued at Elbow I
Lake last week, for the arrest of {
Charles Hanson, agent for Sawyer Il
Arnold, on a charge of embezzleing
$75S. {
An improvement that was needed r
and will be appreciated,i is the relaying =
and completion of the walk across the .
railroad tracks on the north side of 9
Sixth street.
On the arrival of Mondays mail, a
weeks accumulation almost buried 4,
Postmaster Randall and his assistants. :.
1t took two hours to get the mail \
matter distributed. t.
Mails for Donnelly have been taken \
by Postmaster Taisey, who drove d
down for them. The Chokio mail has t.
also been called for by Postmaster a
McNally, who came in on hand car b
A mistake was made in stating that .
P. Cannon had $500 insurance on the II
house and contents recently burned. .
There was but $3.50 on the premises Ii
DESTROYED, and the loss will foot up
close on to $1,000. "
AS soon as the streets are in shape 81
for travel, the work of removing win o
ter's accumulation of rubbish should L
begin. 1t is hoped tibet will have a
a thorough cleaning and that the work 81
be done promptly. d.
Workmen are busy fitting up the $,
interior of the Wunsch building, and @
will soon have it ready for occupancy. fc
The work of dwelling up was COM Il
pleted last week, and the carpenters y
are busy finishing the wood work. N
Our base ball boys are improving IL
each shining leisure hour by prac- p
ticing. We hope some of the ad-
joining towns will organize clubs, and s
if so a series of good games can be ,,
had. Amateur base ball games are ol
always popular. 81
Lie u1lSClI0L ldh0IS Ill CulS GULL a.
munity are principally few male Ell
snoops who listen to one side, distort b.
and repeat it to another, then garble b
facts and rush back with the tidings ID
so coutorted as to be sure and make re
trouble. It's their mission. al
A hand car did service between ~
Morris and Hancock last week, as ~
limited mail. f. Wilcox was at the 81
throttle, J. Erickson distributed the -.
mail and G.. G. Thorpe punched ~
tickets, collected fare and looked after
the running of the train.
While Miss Laura Gaffuey, a teacher c.
in one of the Framness schools, was W
driving to town Monday evening, the c.
horse took fright and ran away. Miss p
Gaffney was thrown from the cart in 6
which she was riding and was con- n
siderably shaken up, slightly sprain- n
ing one of her ankles. W
After about two weeks of rain, mist, "
cold, damp and overcast weather, =,
during which time the sun never took "
even asly peep at things terrestrial, out =
comes old Sol and the way he scatters
the mist, dries the mud, banishes the r
gloom and dispels the blues, is as -
marvellous as it is gratifying.
Advice received from Mr.. and Mrs. il
J. A. johnson, states that they will t
probably leave for home this week. Ii
Mrs. Johnson's condition has improv- t
ed somewhat, and she will, it is t
thought, be able to bear the home a
ward journey without any set back. c
They expected to leave Townsville, c
Georgia, on Tuesday last. t
On last Friday evening, the almost
impossible condition of the streets,
combined with threatening condition
of the weather, caused the attendance S
at the dance in aid of the drum corps t
to be SHINY attended. However, s
those present enjoyed themselves s
greatly and the committee in charge s