Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-08-19
Mrs. N. Vinje will entertain num-
Der OF friends this afternoon.

@e u. S. Long left Monday to spend M
= - couple of weeks in the pineries Der
Mrs. I. Peterson entertained few e.
lady friends Tuesday afternoon. ton
'0''0i Mrs. j. j. Stock and two sons have pNo'
returned from visit in the cities. P
general rldg
Mrs. Iverson from Halstead is the ro+u
''one' guest of her sister Mrs. I. Peterson.
hursoay Mrs. L. H Schuman invited few Alfa
ey' friends for an afternoon lunch Tues dav
wohro day.
ly of An Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rumsey Reeve Geo
and Miss Ruth have been visiting in few
Duluth this week.
49, o- Mrs. T. Sloane spent few days at tie
Branerd with her sister, who is i'll in wer
ters are the hospital there. Mo,
~ "t'A Mrs. A. G. Peck and son Stirling E
returned Saturday evening from a fror
he post. visit in the cities. acc
this vaca- visi
WANTED-A place for a girl to
work for board while attending A
Monday school. Apply at this Office. 2t Alb
relatives E and
liz The largest, the best and the will
cheapest. Write Mankato CONNER TEL
Hancock cal College for catalogue.
rs equent - . Ii
loaod ~ Miss Mary Vine ana Miss Faith +uo
Hardy left Tuesday to spend week bo
y, , '" i'o"" "' OAoo'0 A'4"Ao anu rap
with the Herman. +ha,
ng pass 49,,
Monday no' 01A 0iA io W noo0o'
built two years ago. and q lots on
East 7th street. Will sell right. G.. L
inspec- W. Sisk 1856 give
look;nr chu
iooA!ns In personal letter received by a soo
trend here' the olrth OF FRANK LLOYD Eve
Richardson, son of Rev and Mrs. F. so +
- NJ II. Richardson, at Extra, Iowa. is Tin
+oa, of announced. corc
Just 18TH The next regular meeting of the =
nicely. Women's Institute will be held at ~
Mrs E. E. Slawson's on next Tues. u
r telling day afternoon, August %. Miss LOT
ne fluffy yaroor Socrotarv mac
your old A"'e0'' 0o'o-o-2. ing
T CLEAN G.. H. Munro will soon move from at t
d. M the Burpee house to Carl Hilder- able
brandt's house. j. A. Ringness will pass
Of the move from the Len Barnes house to the
for the the Burpee house.
rch was
ave- GOOD The Hamm Brewing Co. have pur- gan
chased from the Samuel Larson es- ing
tate the north half of the Larson wee
building, and have workman busy one
ne, this week fitting it up saloon. rep
cove
in Tea Amos Cooler, formerly brakeman are
rueger on the Little Falls branch and popu gro
lar with many friends here, is now r
lh"teoay conductor of the freight while Con- .
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II WHICH ductor Desch is running the passen-
0''onu ger.
o return " ry,
Miss Bertha Watzke has returned on
from her visit with Mrs. Youngquist ope
nj o OF at Wahpeton, and last Friday after. and
house. noon, about forty of her young forr
ndgren's friends surprised her, and lawn exe1
omleh party was held.
ner prop o
Mayor House, of Morris, was look ~
ing after the interests of the L. G. w..
aughters Thompson estate last Tuesday. He l.' N:
brother says that the crops around Beardsley o~o
[rs Kerl, are far ahead of any others that he 49,
rs. An has seen.-Beardsley News. 10 s :.
her home | ~
Hugh Sweeney, aged 48 years, died ''iAl
early last SATURDAY. morning of acute N0e
set up alcoholism. Deceased WAS born in 'A0N
next 10 Londonderry Ireland, and had lived o
builolng in Morris only short time. He was ters
founda buried Saturday in the Catholic GEM uuie
cots, the etery. ton
Mrs. P. F. Church left yesterday ~ y, ,
nd tho for West SUPERIOR where Mr.. Church 0iA'
,,;uo hor is now in the hospital. He under oo's
Noun went successful operation two weeks III "
boolthr ago. and he expects to be able to re- gu
neaitny, turn with Mrs Cbnrcb in tho course quit
amb, IS wi "l'n NILS Onoion III 'ne oo"ise corn
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