Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1895-04-17

, "A regular lNeolluS VI THO HIoAHo
was held Friday evening. TIL
newly elected officers took their seat
and transacted routine business.
The ladies of the o. E S. will Civ
reception and dance at Masonic
Hall on Tuesday evening, April 30th
A most enjoyable time is anticipated
| Bob Ross was up before Justic,
Gillespie Monday, charged with steal
ing duck decoys from L. D. Perkins
He was fined SIS and costs, which HI
paid.
Mr.. Dan Teevans' smiling count
enance is noticed on our streets once
more. He has returned from Wis
consin where he has been spending
the winter.
A. f. Rabue and family, of Star
buck, have moved to our city and will
reside here in the future. Mr.. Rabue
has opened up tonsorial parlors over
T. j. Moore's meat market.
Andrew Stromsoe, who has been
employed in Hulburd & Co.'s drug
store during the past year, has ac-
cepted position in wholesale drug
store in Brooklyn, N. Y, and will
leave for that city shortly.
!. The Morris Invincibles will get out
| for a practice game with a picked
nine, on Saturday next, at the Driv-
ing Park, and try to Timber them
selves up little, SO as to get on to
the ball and see how much they
know about it.
About thirty of the friends of G.. j.
Youngquist pleasantly surprised him
last Thursday evening, ere his de-
parture for his new home at Wahpe-
ton. Mr.. Youngquist was presented
with fine meerschaum pipe the gift
of his friends.
The regular meeting of Corinthian
Chapter, o. e. S., will be held on the
second and fourth Tuesdays Of each
month as usual until the receipt of
the charter. A full attendance is re-
quested. IDA s. HANCOCK, Sec.
MARIAN D. SHERWOOD, w. M.
Prof. B. j. O'Brien, the efficient
knowledge propounder of Chokio, re-
turned to that city last Monday.
where he will engage in his duty as
such the first Of next week. Mr..
O'Brien has been spending his vaca-
ton in this city the past two weeks.
Ortonville has organized base ball
club and intend to make the sur
rounding country hustle in the line
of ball playing this season. Now lie
the Morris boys get together and
organize and they will be able to give
Ortonyille all the hustling she wants.
Arbor day will soon be here, and
We hope that it will be observed. In
planting trees on or about our prem
ises, we are doing needed work that
will benefit both the present and sue
ceeding generations, enhance thet
value of property and beautify our
homes.
VIM. Lea the horse-trainer returned
last week from Minneapolis where he
has been visiting. He expects some
horses up from Minneapolis this week
which he will train and fit, and will
open up his stables at the driving
park. Owners of horses which show
speed will do well to place them in
Mr., LEAFS hands as he Is a competent
and expert trainer,
G. j. Youngqust and family left last
week for Wahpeton, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Young
quist has been engaged in the agri-
cultural implement business in Wah-
peton for the past two years, and hav-
ing disposed of his property here, de-
cided to move his family to that city.
The game of ball at the Driving
Park last Saturday afternoon between
the High School and a picked niHa
resulted in g. victory for the High
School boys by a score Of IL to 4.
Fred Hill who pitched for the High
School nine, did excellent work, it be-
ing his game this year. He famed
fifteen men men in seven innings,