Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-05-27

4 w. M. Romine, once station agel
at Morris for the Great Norther
now travelling passenger agent of Il
same road for the state of Wisconsi
was in town last week renewing o.
acquaintance.
| Glenwood is seriously considerin
the reopening of its creamery. TIL
past experience has not been ver
profitable, as it was not conducte
right. 1t is supposed to start it III
der an entirely different plan.
Just received a carload of fenc
wire and poultry netting, which W
would be pleased to have parties ge
our prices on before purchasing else
where. We also have large stool
of wire nails. E. J. JONES.
In order to take solid comfort dur
ing the warm summer months a ham
mock is indispensable. Kruger vii
sell you cotton wove hammock, fas
color for 80 cents and up, and Mexi
can grass 20 cents.
The organ recital held at the Con.
gregational church last Friday even,
ing, was not as largely attended as the
first one, but was said by many to be
superior in many points. The pro-
gram was we'll rendered, and the
audience wasthoroughly appreciative.
We are informed that L. G. Spoon
er and z. L. Shelley have formed a
law partnership, which went into eff
feet last week. Both attorneys are
we'll known and considered among
the best legal advisers in the North
west, and by this combination will
be one of the strongest firms in the
state.
The ladies of the Morris Floral
Club will meet at Workman hall on
Friday afternoon, May 18th, 1896, at
2 o'clock, to arrange the floral offer
ings for Decoration Day All are in
vited to send flowers and have them
at the hall by 2p. m. Parties notify
ing Commander of Overton Post that
they have flowers to tender he will
call for them.
Prof. D. Darling, of the Darling
Business college, Rochester, MINI,
invaded our town last Monday even
ing and held ''seance" on the corner,
the beneficial points of the
book he was selling as means OF
advertising his college. He is fluent
speaker and succeeded in amusing
the audience and selling number Of
books.
The PomeroY family gave highly
interesting entertainment last even
ing at the opera house to large and
intelligent audience. which would
have been considerable larger had it
not been for the disagreeable weather,
which kept many at home. The en-
was given under the au-
spices Of the Epworth League, which
netted neat little sum.
The Torbett Concert company, in
GLIDING the Swedish seztette, will
give an entertainment in the Congre-
gational church Thursday, June 4.
According to the recommendations
hey carry they should have packed
house. The Swedish sextette have
visited Morris before and their quail
les are we'll known. Reserved seats
ire on sale at Il l.. HuIburd & Co. IS.
Deputy Sheriff Pepper brought in
one John Doe, alias Lille, last night
rom Hoffman charged with the crime
If rape on Miss Tilda Trulson of
Swan Lake. AS the county attorney
IS out of town, it is hard to say just
when the prelimary examination will
be held. He will be taken before the
Justice today and committed to the
return OF Mr.. Bicknell.
The show that didn't shown
Morris -was the O'Malley comedy
which arrived in town last
Friday to fill an engagement Of two
nights. The company, from all we
IAN hear was a good one, but O'Malley
S somewhat of kicker, and as soon
Is he struck the town he commenced
70 6chew the rapn because there was