Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-11
THE TRIBUNE Files.
ITEMS PUBLISHED IN THIS PAPER
WHEN MORRIS WAS
YOUNG.

1879.
S. P Schofeld left yesterday on a
visit to his old home in New York.
Mr.. O. S. Haoerman has returned
from his trip to Iowa, and reports
himself in splendid health.
A large force of workmen are
busily engaged in pushing forward
the work on D. R. Sutherland & Co.'S
new elevator.
A new hay scale is being placed in
ponition near the corner of Fifth
street and Atlantic Avenue. J. D.
Good is the proprietor.
Fuel is the cry, but beyond the
echo there is no response. This
situation of affairs cannot continue
for very great length of time.
The foundation for the addition to
the American House is completed.
A large force will be employed to
push forward the work on the frame.
1t is rather queer how elections do
work. Some times everything works
perfectly, and then again there is a
balk. This is one of the times the
old thing baked
The fist quarterly meeting fer
Morris and Herman charge for this
conference year, will be held in
Goods Hall, December 6 and 7. Rev.
Thos. M. Gossard, P. E., officiating.
Regular service in the hall next Sun
day morning and evening at the
ocular hours.
H. B. C.ANDALL, Pastor.
Last Monday, Thos. Colehan went
to the company's wood pile and took
a half-cord of wood, then went to the
depot and offered to pay for it. After
telegraphing to St. Paul, the agent
took the money. We expect there
will be some trouble over this fuel
question unless the company takes
some immediate steps to provide
supply.
ACCIDENT Mr.. S. A. Wellington,
while passing a colt in his stable last
Sunday morning, was severely injured
by being kicked in the face by the
brute. His nose and cheek we're badly
cut, and some of the bones splintered.
The wound is painful, and likely to
cause Mr.. W. to remain in doors for
a few weeks.
The Episcopal sociable at the
residence of Mrs. II. B. Wolff last
evening was we'll attended. Music,
readings, recitations, charade5 and
very nice supper contributed towards
making the evening very pleasant
and highly enjoyable. Lack of space
prohibits us from giving more ex-
tented notice. The next sociable will
be held at Goods Hall, on Friday,
Nov. 18th.
ADJUSTMENTS. The Morris Dramatic
Association held a meeting last Mon
day evening, and decided, as soon as
books could be procured to COM
mence the rehearsal of several new
plays. "Above the Clouds every
body's Friend," "My Brothers Keep
err" "To Puddifoots," "Duchess of
Dublin" "Boston Dip" md several
other comedies AMI farces are in
cIuded in the repertoire. 1t is pro-
babe that a play will be presented in
about three week, and the dramatic
club will spare no efforts to sustain
their "a outation, and endeavor to
excel all previous efforts, 1t is prob
able that the play "Above the
Clouds" and 1.-TWO Puddifoots' will
be presented first, and we can assure
our readers that most enjoyab Q
entertainment is in store for them.
New OFFICE.-The energetic pro
prietors of the Union elevator,
Messrs. Cogel & DeKaY, have just
taken possession of their new Office,
and hearing of the fact, and having
a fatherly interest in their welfare,
we poked our nose into their sanctum
for the purpose of seeing that they
we're comfortable. Now we like to
see things comfortable and con-
venient, and must say the boys"
have everything in apple pie order.
The Office is across the drive way,
and is separate from the elevator, it
is we'll furnished, is we'll lighted, 4
warm and free from dust.
To facilitate the business a telephone II
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