Morris tribune., 1900-03-10
HANCOCK.


Lester Huniley was a passenger on the
noon train Saturday.
Jess Walters, of Morris was in town be-
tween trains on Saturday.
Dr.W S. Cuff came up from Benson
Monday afternoon, returning in the night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tep1is went to Ben
son on Saturday, returning Tuesday after
noon.
Clearance Thorpe drove to Morris last
Saturday afternoon, accompanied by the
parson.
Parson Searles will take for his morning
theme on Sunday, The Devotion of Ruth
to Naomi"
S.A. Reko, Amboy, Mimi. has been up
for visit at the parental home returning
on Tuesday.
Mrs Joseph Edminster came up from
Benson, Tuesday afternoon, for visit
with relatives here.
Baby Holton has been quite seriously
sick, and is under the care of DR.. Gates.
Mamie is also on the sick list
Mrs. Bonne11 was under the care of DIR.
Daignan1t few days last week, but is
N|AN ~ w
Mrs. Fowler entertained the Ladies Aid
Society on Wednesday afternoon, a good
number of the members being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Corless, ofthe Co1un
bia, with Mrs. Sellers and the twins"
little Emily and Edith, drove to Morris on
Saturday afternoon.
Little J. L. McLaury Jr. has been quite
h17t
treatment of Dr. Daignan1t. he is now
much better and out of danger.
A. W. Green, who has been an assistant
in the Duluth elevator for sometime left
on Tuesday, to take charge of an elevator
for the company at Viberg, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danforth with their
children Laurel and Victor, left on Tues
day for their new home in Cho11io. We
wish for Mr.. Danforth success in his new
busineas relations.
The German Lutherans met at the Con-
gregatiOna1 church Sunday afternoon for
services, but for some reason the minister
who was expected to preach did not meet
his appointment.
Mrs. E. A butcher has the pleasure of
entertaining her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Odett, of Blue Earth, rIinn.,
also her brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Odett, of Great Falls, Montana.
Rev. Mr.. Duncan supplies the pulpit of
the COngreg atiOnal church in Benson on
Sunday, in the absence of the pastor Rev.
S. Heath, who was making preparations
for moving his family to his new charge.
Mrs. D. Rankin entertained some friends
at tea Tuesday night, and we are sure the
hours we've very pleasantly spent. Even
the boys" have learned to give guests a
very hearty greeting at the Rankin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion W. Smith left on
Thursday of last week for Golden City,
MISSOURI. Mr.. Smith will take charge of
his fathers farm during the crop raising
season, and expects to return again in the
fall if nothing prevents.
Mrs. Frank Klien gave a little party in
honor of the eighth birthday of her niece,
Margaret Cal1aghan, Que day last week.
This little Miss enjoyed the occasion very
much, having about twenty little ones
present with her to share the honor of the
glad day.
The Masonic Lodge is having work at
each regular meeting. The third degree
was exemplif1ed last Monday night The
confusion in the main hall room occasion
ed by the practice for the entertainment
to be given on Thursday and Friday even
ings, made the goat" harder than usual
to ride, but the candidate came out with
only slight bruises, and was able to at
tend to his work the next day as usual.
The town and adjoining county ought
to be well sailed. A whole carload of salt
comes this week for Mr.. Wilcox. We
need all the moral seasoning we can
secure for evidently a large portion that
we have has lost its SAVIOR and wherew1th
will it be sailed? Who it was that some
time during Saturday night for causes
which we do not fully know, so far lost
their bearing as to break one of the plate
glass windows in the Wilcox & Wells
store will likely to still remain.