Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-12-27
RETROS PEC'TLVBLY
SOME OF THE HISTORY OF MORRIS
3d. BACK IN SEVENTH NINE.


70 Stop a man from talking it is
"A ynecces sary to cut his said off.
A blaze in au ash barrel last even
4, :, came near firing Mr.. H. Fl. Wells
.sttence.
The ladias OF the Episcopal Con
gregation are talking of organizing a
Ladies Aid Soriely.
Fuel The railroad company's
wood pile is increasing at the rate of
At ain lead, $50 cords, per day.
The feed mill ford. R. Sutherland
& Co.'S eleva tor arrived last week
and will be put in position at once.
Dir. and Mrs. MA, Nilsson returned
t,o,ne, last week, from an extended
visit 10 friends and relatives in Wis
coDsln.
"A single falling from the roof of
a house, Yesterday, struck sixteen
Office seekers, ten Of whom we're can
did .tes for malshal.
A number of invited guests as
sembled at the residence of Mr. and
Mr.. H. Baldwin, last Thursday
e<r-uiug, and were most Hospitality
entertained.
TIE LATEST MIR. J E. Danielsons'
uoiuess Is rapidly increasing, and
40 il his family. A little ten pound
~, oaby arrived at his home yester-
day. All we'll
MoIsT.-BiiI. Dragoo, commonly
calIeG: "Wi'liam' for short, went ou'
fishing few days ago, but as he fell
through, in A place where the water
was damp, he does not wish nything
said about the trip, so our readers
will please not peruse this item.
No.-Some fellow writes that if we
will advertise a new tangled riding
saw-and pay him good round
price in cash also-he will send US
one. No my friend, in the first place
we've swored off on them kind of
takes-mis. takes-and are compelled
to decline. Ia the second place we
have no wood, SO with very many
kind thanks for your liberal (?) offer
We remain, yours truly.
New QUARTERs.-The Masonic fra
ternity, tiLding their present Lodge
room rendered too small by the con-
slant additions to their numbers
have rented the upper story of J. D
Goods new building, on 5th street,
and will take possession this week.
The hall has been finished and
painted and wi | be newly and hand
somely furnished throughout, giving
to the craft one of the best and most
complete lodge rooms in this portion
of the State.
TEMP ERANCE.-The members of the
Catholic congregation at this place,
are about to organize temperance
8 ocety. Constitution, by laws, rules
AMI regulations have been drafted,
formal action will be taken next
Sabbath, and an organization per-
:fected. Mr.. Fielder B Chew is one
OF the prime.movers in this laudable
4lndert aking, and :the encouragement
ne has received, leaves no doubt but
that the association will start out
with large. membership. Further
particulars will be given in next
issue.
nj. Q. C.-The first of the series of
social hops, given. blythe members of
the Morris Q"adrillekClub, was held
at Goods Hail last Tuesday evening.
and was very wellssattended. If we
are to judge of Sthe success of the
subsequent gatherings by the first,
we must con gratulate the members
of the CLUB on thes auspicioUsness of
their opening reception. Quite a
number of the members and invited |
guests assembled.sat an early hour,
and promptly at eight o'clock dane
lng commenced, and continued until
twelve. The music, which by the
way was the best presented at any
dancing party this season, was
furnished by quiptette consisting
of Messrs Wa tzke, Hegerman, Bundy.
Strachan and Lyman,Eand they are
entitled to much spraise for the ex-
cellency of the selections as furnished.
1t is the intention to continue the
dances for somo weeks. AS the
membership is about. thirty and the
tickets $500 each there is quite