Morris tribune., 1895-03-13

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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack CAVITY returned
Monday night from Rochester. Jacl
had the misfortune to sprain his ankle
quite badly while in St. Paul, but il
able to be about again.
Between the excessive rush OF jot
work during the past week and thu
excitement of election it will not bt
surprising if this issue of the TRIBUN1
is not as good as usual.
Jack Stinson is home from Hay
ward, Wis, where he has been lun
bering. His foot has recovered sufh,
GENTLY to enable him to get around
with the aid Of cane
The third in the series of talks tc
young men will be given at the Con
gregational Church, next Sunday
evening on "The young mans debt
to society" Young men are especially
invited.
Carl Bnckentin has purchased the
house and three lots of Chas. Young
quist, on East Second street. This
looks as if our county treasurer was
going to profit by the example set by
the register of deeds.
Mr.. F. e., Newell has received ofic-
ial notice that his bond has been &C
copied and has been commissioned
postmaster of Morris. He will, prob
ably assume the duties of the office
about Friday, the 18th.
We would consider it a great favor
if the town clerks or any one else
throughout the county would send us
a list of the officers elected Yesterday
in each of the various towns by Tues
day next, Can we not have full list.
Rev. Willett of the NJ. r. church
delivered a very interesting address
last Sunday evening on the subject
of local option. Mr.. Willett is a very
earnest advocate of the temperance
cause and untiring in his efforts along
that line.
Miss Maize Carr returned last Tuesday
from ST. Paul after spending six weeks
in the cities getting the latest spring
STYLES in the wholesale millinery
houses. She has trimmed some of
the very latest patterns for Mrs. 7. J.,
Moore's lie Bon-Ton Millinery Store.
Prof R.P Kaighn, physical director
of Hamlne University, will be in Nor
ris and will give our High School
series of lectures from
March 18th, to 25th. This will, no
doubt, be very profitable course OF
lectures as well as an interesting one
for our students.
Last Sunday night at about $50 a
dark shadow could be seen to be
gradually covering the face of the
moon and in an hour that planet was
totally eclipsed. The evening was
cloudless and as the moon was full, q
fine opportunity was afforded for
watching the progress Of the eclipse.
We understand that Chas. A. Du-
shek, formerly of The Morris has
leased the Metropolitan hotel and will
open it up to the public soon. The
building has been thoroughly repaired
and renovated and as Charley is a
first-class landlord we may expect
good hostelerY.
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De Cousins met with a very painful
accident last week, which will disfig-
ure him fer some time at least. It
was another case of adidn't know it
was loaded" but this time instead Of
the weapon being gun, 1t was a
coal-stoye that went off. He was in
the act of pouring kerosene on the.
coal to induce it to burn, when the
flames enyeloped him, badly burning
his face and hands.
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