Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-06-22
Personal PICk-UPs.

week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson drove
over from Elbow Lake yesterday.
F.. G. Vaughan, the Osborne gen.
.eral agent, was in Morris yesterday.
Mrs. W. I nv :. af5o5lllSysB will return to-
day from heryyisit to West Superior.
Andrew Rowland has been in
Wheaton this week on legal business.
O. G. Hanson, Fl. 81. Wells and
families are soujourning at Glenwood {.
II AIRY Heay,,i of Red Lake Falls
visited friends in town the first Of the
week. ,octr,
Rev. Ellery, of Marshall. has been
in town visiting old friends this
week.
Bert Hall left Wednesday for a
short vacation at Msnkato and the
cities. ~
Miss Clara Clark and Miss Gould
left on Tuesday for s'days visit in:the
cities.
Miss I Cora Wells returned ,a from d:
her years study a. Ann Ardor on
Tuesday. $50, vi.
Mrs. A. Z. Stenger returned from
her visit with. friends at Benson on
Thursday.
DR.. H. a. Hela was called to Coka-
to Thursday night to treat valuable
horse at that place. Z
Miss Mabel Stone returned from
Carleton College at Mortified, to
spend the vacation at home Il
Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ. Burk and fam
lily left Tuesday morning for their
future home in Nebraska.
Dan Elliott, one of the prominent
business men of Saltwater, spent
Wednesday with Daye Long.
Mrs. R. II. Grace and children left
yesterday for two months visit with
her parents at Thomasville, I'll.
Mrs. Albert Odett, of Crookston,
stopped in Morris on Tuesday as the
guest of her cousin, A. D. Mcneil.
Mrs. Nolan, of Havre, Mont, and
Mrs. Boyd Stinson, of Glenwood,
visited Mrs. FL. Stinson this week.
Miss Rebecca Colyer expects to
attend the Chautauqua at Ortonvilie.
She will leave for there next Wednes-
day.
Mrs. G. M. Hill and son, of Grey
Eagle, arrived Thursday for a three
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Fuller.
Murray Burpee, of Pine Island
visited his brother G. B.. Burpee, on
Monday, while en- route to Devils |
Lake, N. D. on business.
E. FL. Milbsm, representing the
Endowment Rank of the Knights of
Pythias was in Morris this week in |
the interest of the rank.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Thorpe, of
Hancock, drove up to Morris on
Thursday. They were accompanied |
by Mr.. Thorpe's brother and wife
from Northfield.
W. L. Colyer left the first of the
week for Milwaukee to attend the
reuniin of his regiment, the 18th
Wisconsin, on June 81, after which
he will visit his father at Waukeshs.
S. A. Siverts left last night for a
trip to points in North Dakota for a |
week or ten days. During his alb
sence, G. Pressrud, of Elbow Lake
will assist Mr.. Gilbert in the Citizens
Bank.
John Bohmbach is attending the
grand lodge meeting of the Odd
Fellows at st. Paul this week. After
the lodge adjourns, he will make
short visit to his. old home at Red
Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs.Ge Cogel and son |
are visiting in Red Wing this week !
They are planning to leave for Cal.
ifornia some time during the early !
fall, and will remain there permanent-
" if suited with the country.
Mr., and Mrs E. NcComas left for
Washington Wednesday night. Mr.. |
McComas is one of the special agents
of the Indian Bureau, and was called |
to Washington to report on the "dead
aud down" timber frauds in the nor
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