Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-02-17
CHOKIO.

L. c. Spooner drove out from Morris Sun
day.
| Mrs. Andrew Fitsch is quite i'll with
the munps.
Mrs. NJ. J. Collins and sister Margaret
were in Norris Tuesday.
Miss Mae Collins spent this week in the
country with her sister Nora.
! John Mcdonald and wife were shopping
at the county seat Wednesday.
F E. Baldwin went to ST. Paul Tuesday
/ accompanied by H. E. Leaman.
A. Wunsch and John Lentz were seen
boarding the train for Morris Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hiland and Mrs.
Nellie Barrett drove to Morris Monday
E.V. Green, of Gracevi11e was in town
Monday looking after business interests.
! Ed. B1aisde1l, of Beardsley, is now as
sistant ticker at the Great Northern
depot.
| J. H. O'Brien gave up to the inevitable
and took unto himself a severe case of
| numps.
L. nGCluLOSh anu j. VI
| E1dorado, were pleasant callers here
Monday
| A pleasant dancing party was given at
the Miller farm north of town Wednesday
4 evening.
Miss Margaret Egan, of Minneapolis, is
| the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Schrapps
| this week.
T1ox, i4o4S M iF1C
querade ball to be given by Co. I of Morris
! on the 23rd.
Mrs. William O'Brien returned last
Wednesday from an extended visit in
Wisconsin
F. w. Heller is having clearance sale
this week in order to make room for
spring stock.
Miss Nellie Robinson is spending a
weeks vacation with friends in Morris
and vicinity.
A plea SAINT surprise party was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J H. McNa1ly
Friday night.
]. NJ Powers returned last Monday from
business trip to the cities and other
eastern points.
Miss Elizabeth Pomeroy, of Appleton
was the guest of her Aunt, Mrs. F. E.
Baldwin this week.
Mrs. Geo. Hiland had the misfortune to
lose her pocket book last week 1t con-
tanned six dollars.
Mrs J. O'Han1on returned Tuesday
from a months visit with friends and
relatives in Benson.
Miss Myrtle Pomeroy is on the sick list
this week, and unable to attend to her
duties in the postof1ce.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Thompson entertain
ed few of their intimate friends and rela-
tives last Monday evening.
Carl Leaman went to Minneapolis Tues
day as delegate to the state convention
of the Supreme Court of Honor.
A caucus of the voters of the township
of Everglade will be cid at John Trost's
on Monday. March 9Th at p. M.
DIR. A. r. Pollock went to N. D. Sunday
night in response to telegram announc-
ing the sndden death of his brother.
Marty Bros. will begin the erection of a
hotel and saloon as soon as the weather
moderates so they can work outside.
Mr.. Rugg farmer in Everg1ade has a
COW that gave birth to four well developed
calves last Tuesday. They were all dead.
o. P. Benson's little boy was quite sick
with lung fever. DIR. Caine of Morris,
was in attendance as DIR. Pollock was
away.
Remember that a valuable prize will be
given to the most poverty strickened
couple at the hard times dance here the
Twenty first.
t. Ross went to Litchfie1d Friday after
his family and household effects. He will
occupy the house lately vacated by HI.
F. B1aisdell.
If in need of spring or summer suit or
"picncr trousers call on J. E. Lee and he |
can fit you out at prices to suit all sized |
pocketbooks.
Miss Chase's many friends will be
pleased to learn that she is now GONZALES
in a few weeks,
Don't fail to attend the Poverty Balr'
here the Twenty-frst Try and get the |
prize which will be given to the couple
dressed the poorest.
The coming summer promises to be a
lively one for Chokio. A number of |
dwelling houses will be built and several
large store buildings.
The Ladies Aid society of the catholic
church will meet with Mrs. r. H. Nc
Nal1y next Wednesday afternoon. All
are cordially invited to attend.
M Riordan returned from Cass Lake
last week. Mr.. Riordan informs US that
everything is overdone in that country
to such an extent that people are leaving
every day.