Morris tribune., 1900-03-03
CHOKIO.

| G. G.. Garner shipped carload of stock
from here lastssMonday.
Ed lee and NJ. P. NIcNa11y left on Mon
| day morning for. Brainerd and from there
will 90 to White Fish Lake to look after
| some horses they have up there in the
pineries.
VIM. McNal1y, off Graceville was here
| Monday and Tuesday.
Al. Wunsch and wife were in Morris
Monday and Tuesday.
/ A number of farmers from this locality
were at the county seat this week, inter
viewing County treasurer Buckentine.
Mrs. PatsHoban, of Moonshine was the
| er1e st of Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Monday.
The Misses Kettleson, of Starbuck, are
| visiting their sister, Mrs. Ole Benson this
| week,
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Collins and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. McNal1y, drove to Morris Mon
day evening to see John Dillon.
Iohn Geenty, of Moonshine was here
! Tuesday.
J, NJ. Powers was Morris visitor
| Wednesday.
Lou Chase returned to his duties on the
farm:this week.
Eddie Mumb1eau went to Cass Lake
Monday to locate.
jill. McNalIy went to the cities Tuesday
to purchase spring stock of goods
W.'Ross, the new hardware man, ar
rivedIfrom Litchf1e1d Tuesday with his
family.
HE. Leaman, Jim Donovan, NJ. J. Rear
don. and the Misses Lochren, Collins and
Lee were among the Chokioites who at
tended the dance at Graceville Monday
night
Miss B. Conroy went to Graceville Mon
day night.
VIM. Dreveskracht and c. o. Green
transacted business in Morris Tuesday.
VIM. Gould, of Winnecome, Wis. was
around this week shaking hands with old
friends.
Oscar Glenning, of Madelia was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. E. o. Halvorson
this week.
DIR. A. r. Pollock drove over to Grace
vile Wednesday.
Frank Degendorfer returned from Gin
ton Wednesday, where he has been dur
ing the past months receiving medical !
treatment.
Miss Chase resumed her school duties
Wednesday after a three weeks vacation.
Isaac U1verstadt returned from Madelia
Wednesday, to take charge of spring work
on his farm in Everglade,
day.
Mrs A. J. Wunsth went to Superior
to attend her mother who is
quite i'll.
John Radsc1iff, of Medina went to Mar
shall Wednesday, to have hearing on
his land He took Barney Ritter and r.
Northcott as with sses.
Ray Roberts and lady drove up from
Wheeler Sunday and were the, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Young while here.
Will and Anna O'Rrian are slowly inn
proving from severe cases of the humps
Among the Breakers" is the title of t
home talent play to be given here in the
1ear future by some Of CI..ex,a'g af,,a}a3ts I 8
following Is thu east Of ehafacters:
David Murray, c. b. McA1ien; Hon. Bruce
1unter, NJ j. Conner; Clarence Hunter, D. :! l
;. Donovan; Mother Carey, Mrs. c. E. ..
1cAllen; Bess Seabright, Miss Mae Col
ms; Peter Paragraph, H. F. Blaisde1l;
'cud, Chas. Seeley; Miss Minnie Daze, I
lrs. John Lee; Larry, John O'Han1on;
siddv Bean, Miss Annie Lee.
The following resolutions of sympatI
7ere extended to DR.. A. r. Pollock.
hOkio camp No. 3703, NJ w. A. at py
asst meeting: Whereas, He, VIII SnS.'
ne whole world and the destir
lankind has seen fit to visit Aes oi al
ess and death the home )" "4tfi SIN
;. Pollock, and take Their neighteol a.
d brother; and where ,eEfofn nls peloN
nd brethren, have as we ms lIienu9
for him >tncere and heartfelt
therefore, be it ia his bereavement:
xtending to eesolved, that we unite in
nd heart aim and his family our deep
1eir gre Ie1t compassion for them in
also -Gt sorrow and affection; and be
,sc Resolved, that copy of these
IpaSIons be spread upon the minutes
L f}Ris meeting, aud copy sent to our
bereaved neighbor, and copy published
in the Stevens county papers" J. +. Lee
f. L, Baldwin and c. E. See1ey committee
B. f. Danforth, of Hancock has pur-
cIa ased tbe meat business ofAndyFritsch |
Mr. Danforth will move his family here
as soon as arrangements can be made.
John Mcdonald and Miss Gertrude |
Golden were united in marriage here last
Monday evening, Rev Ogg officiating. |
The contracting parties have of late gain |
ed co nsiderable notoriety, so need no |
fl1rt her introduction.
Mrs. Frank Rogers, of Morris was in
town Tuesday selling chances on horse,
buggy and harness, which she will rattle |
soon.
Mrs. H. F. Blaisdell went to Minneapolis
Friday morning. She will meet her
mother and sister there and intends to
remain about a week
NJ. p. Alden and lady were Graceville
visitors Thurday.