Morris tribune., 1894-07-11
Personal Pointers.
Bort Linsley is in St. Paul.

H. S. Judson went to st. Pau
Monday night.
Ray Wells, of Herman attended
the circus Monday.
Miss Laura Gairney returned from
Graceyille yesterday.
j. w. Scofeld, of Browns Valley
!. was in the city Friday.
Mrs. j. D, Gillespie and children
returned home last night.
Albert Violin and A. B. Williams
went to the cities yesterday.
Will Noting visited his sister at
Sank Centre last week.
Supt Winter OF the Great Northern
was in Morris Saturday.
C. A. Greenleaf, of Willmar, was
on our streets Saturday.
Mrs. Gault and daughter are the
guests of Mrs. G. E. Camp.
| Doctor Robertson Of the Graceville
Phenix was in this city Monday.
Miss Julia Boerner, of Herman,
was guest at The Morals Monday.
Mrs. Frank Davis, of Browns Val
ley, was in the city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wells, of Han
cock, were in town yesterday.
F. L. VanDoren, of Browns Valley,
was on our streets Monday.
Miss Maggie Igo returned from a
weeks visit at Graceville Monday.
AZ. and Mrs. Edwin J. Jones and
Master Henry are in ST. Paul.
NJ. P. Moran the Graceville mer-
chant was in town Saturday.
! r. A. Chittenden, of Marshall, was
the guest of Fred E. Smith last week.
Mrs. j. r. CAVITY returned from an
extended trip to the Pacific coast
Tuesday.
r. G. Jefferson, of st. Paul, was
doing business in Norris the first Of
the week.
Fred S. Murdock and Chas. Arch
er, Of Murdoch, were in Morris last
Thursday.
Hon. A, S. Crossfeld, Of Browns
Valley, was a guest at The Morris
Sunday.
r. j. Hall was in Benson last week
looking after the interests of the pri-
son Irvine.
E. w. Randall is in Hamline for
day or two, attending to State Fair
business.
Misses Minnie and inertia Carnihan
of Benson attended the ball game
Saturday.
John II. Wolff, of st, Paul, was the
guest of his uncle Fl. 3. Wolff few
days last week.
Miss Rose Barnett, of Centreville,
Wis, was the guest of Mrs. A. A.
Gibson last week.
L. J. Lundemo, of Litchfeld, was
shaking hands with Morris friends
Saturday and Sunday.
e. 3. Woodward and A. q, Thorpe,
Of Minneapolis, were in town the lat
ter part of last week.
Messrs E. B. Woodward and A. G.
Thorpe took the afternoon train for
Graceville, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul OFT, returned
last week from an extended visit at
st, Cloud and the twin cities.
Major John Landberg, of Minneap-
oils, was shaking hands with his
many Morris friends yesterday.
julius Thorson, j. w. Clark, w. r.
Smith, T. w. Stone and G. E. Barnes
Of Benson, took in the ball game Sat
urday,
w. J. Munro and Miss Beatrice
went to the cities yesterday. Miss
Munro will remain in the cities for
the next month.
Doctor Spur, of Hoffman, attend
cd both ball games last week and the
circus Monday. Steve is base ball
crank of the first magnitude.
Fred Engle who has been connect
ed with The Morris for the past four
yests. has severed his connection
with that house and left for Rrainerd
Monday night.
Polish your old furniture with the
Barnes Furniture Polish, for sale at
the Bargain Store.
The foundation of the new school
building has been completed and
work will be commenced on the
structure OF once.
The Graceville Transcript-Enter-
prise says that Benson, Litchfeld,
and Graceyille were the only towns
on the Manitoba line that celebrated
| the 18th of July. How about Browns
Valley?
The editor Of an exchange says:
Salvation is offerd to everybody but
a miserable lying gossip. They coma
from the devili they belong to the
devil; they work for the devil and
when they die they go to the devil.