Morris tribune., 1900-01-27
CHOKIO.

E. J. Jones drove out to Chobio Sunday.
Frank Fritch returned from the woods
Sunday.
A. J Wunsch was Morris sight seer
Monday
Lewis Larson returned from his vaca-
ton Friday.
Fred Green. of Hancock, Sundayed with
relatives here. 49,
]. H. McNal1y transacted business in
Norris Monday.
John Connars was seeing the sights of
Morris Tuesday
+ A home talent play is being talked of
for the near future.
Mrs. c. o. Green and mother-in-1aw were
Norris visitors Monday.
Andy Fritch transacted business at the
county seat Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Barrett returned from two
week vacation Wednesday.
Geo. Darling, of Morris was the guest of
the Misses Collins, Tuesday.
Frances Lambert entertained a few of
his friends Wednesday night.
Alfred Stoneberg, of Herman, was
pleasant caller here Monday.
P. T. OConnors, of Appleton. transacted
business here last Saturday.
Mrs. Amos Mumbieau left Wednesday
morning for Cumberland, Wis.
Miss B. Conroy, of Medina the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. ] E. Lee this week
S. L. Duffy, of Johnson, passed through
here Saturday enroute for Morris.
Miss Margaret Collins entertained a few
of her girl friends last Wednesday,
A pleasant surprise party at Viii Ger
mans was held last Monday night.
A pleasant improtnBtu hop was given
at the Chokio hotel last Friday night.
L. r.. Macintosh and Julius Fumanson-
of Eldorado, were in Chol1io Saturday.
Invitations are out for dance to be
given by the X. P. lodge, February LIST.
B. Ivers1ie went to Belgrade this week
in the interests of the Chokio Roller mill.
Fred Ho1tz returned Thursday from an
extended visit with relatives in Indiana.
Frances Lambert and James Sweeney
called on friends in the metropolis Tues
day.
John Goodhart was among those who
took advantage of the cheap rates to
Fargo.
John Burns came down from Johnson
Tuesday to see how we were all getting
along.
H. F. Blaisde11 has rented the Kriedler
house north of the track and will move in
Feb. lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Marty entertained in
honor of Miss Cora Matheny, Tuesday
evening.
Dad Wilkins, of Hancock and his broad
smile was seen floating around here
Wednesday.
Judge Husevo1d, of Cyrus was looking
after collections and land affairs here
Wednesday.
Since Davis parted with his hirsute APP
pendages, the Court of Honor lodge is
minus goat.
Charley Ginty, of Gracevi1le came
down to see Uncle Sil7s" ride the goat
Thursday night.
Mr.. Kittelson, of Kensington was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. o. p. Benson
the first of the week.
Mayer Thoe1e, of Wheeler, accompanied
by alderman Tim Murphy were sizing up
our village Monday.
Frank Degendorf's many frieads will be
pleased to learn that he is rapidly re-
covering from his recent illness.
Next Wednesday night Billie O'Brien,
of Morris, and our "Scotty'' will spar ten
rounds for $25 side and the gate receipts.
S. Burt is deserving of some credit for
the liberal manner in which he donated
the use of all the pals he had in his store
for the fire Sunday morning.
Bartlett &Burt have disposed of their
stock of hardware to John Ross, of Gin
ton. Mr. Ross. will rent the store build
ing of Bartlett & Burt and will run first
class hardware store,
Orrin Brooks aud family departed Fri
day morning for Sparta, Wis, where they
will reside hereafter. Their many friends
here unite in wishing them a pleasant
Journey to their new home,
The Ladies Aid Society of the Union
church gave a basket soCiable in the hall
Friday night. A short program was
given and the evening spent very pleas
antly playing games, etc.
Last Monday night the X. P. lodge here
put their first new candidate through the
first degree. Judge Stenger and a few
other prominent K. P.'s, of Morris were
ont, and were well pleased with the pro-
eress the new lodge was making.
The entertainment given by Highland
tent No. II, K. o. T. NJ, last Thursday
night was very pleasant affair and was
appreciated by all who attended. Due
credit should be given the band boys for