Morris tribune., 1902-12-06
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THE MORRIS ON sEyENTY-NINI

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THE MORRIS ON sEyENTY-NINE.
News Items as They Are Found in
the Files of this Paper.
To mark table nen,-Upset the
gravy.
1t gives US pleasure to state that
Mrs. O. J. Wakefield is rapidly con-
valescing.
Mrs. DR.. Hulburd left last week,
for the south, to be absent during
the winter months.
A lady lost her bonnet the other
evening, and did not find it until
cunlbiDg her hair the next morning
New TRAoK.-A construction train
and crew we're busy last Sunday, re-
moving the old iron in the Pomn
de Terre cuts and curves, and replac-
ing it with new steel rails.
NoT1cE.--The members Of the
Dramatic Association will have a
meeting tomorrow, Friday, evening,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. M
Weber. AS this is business meet
ing, a full attendance is requested.
STILL They COME Another suit
has been commenced by an un-
fortunate victim, against our un-
fortunate village. The case is entitled
"Mary Mccarthy vs.. The Village of
Norris and is a suit for damages
caused by defective sidewalks. $1,000
is the modest sum asked.
CoNGRAT ULATIoNs.- notice of
marriage elsewhere published ex-
plains itself. Mr., johnson, our
efficient Supt. Of schools, is we'll and
favorably known in this vicinity. and
we, on behalf of ourselves and his
many warm friends, take the OPP
porturity of wishing the young and
happy couple health, happiness and
prosperity.
A HEAVY Loss.-Our old friend
Mat. Diedricb, while in Sank Centre,
last week, had the misfortune to lose
his pocket book and contents, one
hundred and eighty five dollars.
Mat. can lily afford to lose SO large a
sum, as it was his profits on sales of
one of the machines for which be is
agent. A reward of S25 is offered for
the return of the money.
LEAP YEAR PARTY. Taking ad-
vantage of the privilege accorded
them once in four years, the ladies of
Morris resolved to have a leap year
party, and as "when woman will,
she will, you may depend ont" the
resolution was no sooner determined
upon than it was put into execution.
The party is, therefore, a fixed fact
for next Monday evening. Invita-
tons have been issued to the Young
ladies, and they are to invite their
own brother, or some other fellows
brother. We will be sadly. disap-
pointed if the oc, aston will not be a |
thorough enjoyable and pleasant one
P. S.-A word to the boys. Now, |
young men, here is a glorious OPP
portunity for a lesson in etiquette. |
Keep your escort, when she calls for |
you, waiting an hour or so on the |
front door step, the colder the night !
the longer she must wait. When you
arrive at the hall, let her remove
your wraps, and be cure and have
your programme filled before she
returns. If she is inclined to be put |
out, just turn up your. nose It her
Do not fail to have somebody aside
from your escort, lead you to the
table, and above all be sure ard do
not have your esco,t see you home.
Tnese few rules, if strictly followed
will lend tone and naturalness to the
occasion.
D. R. Sutherland & Co.'s new
elevator will be ready to receive
grain on Monday next.
The Riverside mill is again at
work grinding wheat, the damage to
the dam having been repaired.
Mrs. NJ. Howe entertained Il
4 lmber of invited guests at the
farm, last evening. Judg
lg from reports, the occasion was
very pleasant one.
There is good opening for nice,
1liet VOnnr man, one that will mr.