Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-09-21
HANCOCK.
September 10.

Childs, MINI.
Mrs. j. T. Tollifson and children
Hazel and Virgil, who have been
spending the summer with heI
parents at Johnson's mill, are at
home. They are moving into their
new house which Mr.. Tolifson had
built during their absence.
The Ladies Aid Society were enter
tanned by MRS. Frank Wilcox last
Wednesday afternoon.
John Callaghan drove over to
Glenwood Wednesday for few days
visit.
Rev. Geo. r. Searles left Monday
noon to attend the state conference
oflCongregational churches at Owa-
tonna. ii.
Miss Aurora Krentl, of Glenwood,
was the guest of Mrs; j. D. Walters
thesl of the week..
Miss Mary Hunter left Tuesday
night for Duluth where she has &C.
copied a position in the high school
at that place,
Sheriff Thorson and Cashier w. F.
Dougherty, of the Glenwood bank.
were transacting business in town
Friday,
Attorney Geo. Darling, of Morris,
was business caller on Friday.
Stanley Bucklin, who has been in
charge Of the creamery at Montevideo,
paid his cousin Will Buchlin a visit
before returning to his home in Can
non Falls.
About thirty of the young people
of the village and vicinity, enjoyed a
social hop at the 6. A. r. hall Friday
evening, all reporting the pleasantest
affair of the season.
Miss John, Of Alexandria, is the
guest of NJ. j. Dickinson and wife.
w. K. Morris, who is in the en-
ploy of the government in the Indian
schools at Sisseton, was looking after
his farming interests ii this vicinity
last week.
w. j. burlington unloaded a new
steam threshing rig on Saturday,
This makes the second machine
which Mr.. Burlington and his enter
prising sons have in operation.
Lie. Brockway, of BIissfeld, Mich.
is doing the night work at the station.
Bob Leonard, engineer on one of
Joe Reilly's threshing machines had
his ankle severely sprained while
stepping off the engine Saturday
morning. He is laid up at the Mer-
chants hotel, and under the doctors
care.
Lawrence Milan is on the sick list
suffering from severe attack of rheu
matism.
FREQ Oakens and wife of St. Paul,
came up Saturday night for visit
with Mrs. Oakensa parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Mills.
Mrs. Frank Wilcox, Mrs. G.. c.
Thorpe and Clarence Thorpe took
Wednesday nights train for the
cities. Mrs. Wilcox.will visit her father
aud sister at Prescott, Wisconsin be-
fore returning. ,a1 Mrs. Thorpe will
spend week with Mr.. Thorpe in
Minneapolis, and their son Clarence
has entered upon course of study
at Carleton college, Mortified.
Will Grandjean spent Sunday with
DR.. C. L. Gates.
John Halloran came up from the
Soldiers Home at Minnehaha for a
few days visit with relations.
The following obituary taken from
the Asheville, N. G. Daily Citizen,
will be of interest to the many friends
OF the Nutting family in this village,
who will deeply regret hearing of the
second bereavement within year in
the family Of their former pastor.
BLACK MOUNTAIN. N. g., Sept. g.
Mr.. Henry Hodges Nutting, son of |
the late Rev. George Nutting, died
very suddenly from pulmonary
hemorage at his home here this morn /
ing at 5 o'clock.
Mr.. Nutting was born on July q,
1867, in ALBANIAN, Asia Minor, his
father being for Is years missionary
in Turkey in Asia.
When three years old his parents
returned from the East and after a
six months residence in Connecticut
moved to Minnesota, where Mr.. Nut
tinC's early life was nassed and whore /