Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-01-06
CHOKID.

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Morris.
Mrs. Al Wunch returned from Superior
last Monday.
Emil and Ben Marty returned from Min
neapolis Tuesday.
1t seen s to be quite fashionable here
to have the mumps.
Geo. Blaisdel1 returned to his duties in
the depot last Friday
August Helspert went to the woods the
latter part of this week.
Bert Miller, of Litchf1e1d, visited friends
here one day last week.
Medina was well represented at the
county seat last Saturday.
Willie and Joe. McNally, of Gracevi,1a
visited relatives here this week
NJ. J. Collins and Miss Emma collins
were Norris visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Name Gaffney, OF Morris, was :, a
guest of Mrs. John Hiland Tuesday,
| Mrs. Geo. Hiland returned Monday from,
\ Breckenridge where she spens her yac.-
ton.
| Nr and Mrs. Aleck Olson entertained
| rev friends at their home last Frid.1
evening. iuay
number of Chokio people attended
the turkey rattle at Robt. Knox,s Sa+,7r.
day night.
| Tom Maloney went to Browns vo,,e1
Saturday, to visit his brother, Gohn At
that place.
| Mr. Babcock organized class OF. % Fri
| day evening, for the purpose of st1,dvinp
| vocal music.
The Misses Kena11ey and John Ginnaty,
OF raeeville, attended the dance here
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Brown, of Medina an
nounce the arrival of a small bow, at their
home last Tuesday
Miss Cora Matheny returned from Madi-
son, >. u. the last of the week, where she
spent her vacation.
Mrs. John Inland returned Monday from
two weeks visit at the home of her par
ents, near Hancock.
Asa Mumb1eau went to Cumberland
Wis, last week, where he will locate. His
family will follow later on.
P. j. Dwyer returned from Montana
the first of the week, where he had been
called by the death of his father.
Mrs. w. Shannon returned to her home
IN Graceville Wednesday, after a two
weeks visit with her parents here.
Harry Smith left Monday for St. Paul
Park, where he will attend a business
college during the remainder of the winter
Miss Emma Collins left for Marquette
Michigan Thursday, where she will attend
school during the remainder of the
winter.
VIM. Moder and sister gave a pleasant
party at their home, in Everg1ade Mon
day night. Ali who participates report
on enjoyable time.
Dan Peterson and Frank Miller return
ed from Westport Tuesday. They have
been hunting and trapping in that 1oca1i-
ty during the past month
The dance given by the cafare11i's or
chestra last Wednesday evening was a
pleasant ffeir, althous h there was but
small crowd in attendance.
Tom Parr, of Evergiade sold his farm
and personal property at public auction
last Thursday. Mr.. Parr intends lemoY-
ing to Minneapolis in the spring
Lduh QCpdIIGO lOI Ills ICW
home in Canada last Thursday. Mrs.
Pashak and children accompanied by
Tom Maloney will follow in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pashak leave a host of
friends in Chokio, who regret their depar-
ture from our midst.
Last Tuesday Chokio Camp No. 3I03, NJ.
W. A. installed the following officers
VIC, D. c. Donovan.
w. A., E. o Halvoarsen.
E. B., P.J. McNally.
Clerk, J. E. Lee.
Escort, c. E. Seeley.
S., J. J. Sweeney.
W., H. Clerk.
Manager. P. H. McNa1ly.
The Maccabees installed officers Thurs
day night as follows:-
PC. C. u. Green.
Com, VIM. Dreveskracht.
&C, F. La1npert.
S., G. Hogen.
Chap, John Stah1er.
Phys. A. r. Pollock.
LIST NJ. G., L. Larson.
I'd NJ g., 7. O'Hanlon.
S., j. Oslund.
p, Ed. Lee.
r. K, ], E. Lee.
f K A1eck Olson.