Morris tribune., 1908-11-28
Clarence Stenger spent Thanksgiv-
REVIEW OF LoSAL HAPPENINGS

AL HAPPENINGS Miss Bvrne s1s.. bas
for few days.
Mrs. Walter Je
c. A. Dushek made business trip quite sick is con
to Litchfeld on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee and daughter for visit at Lite
Grace spent Thanksgiving at Cnokio.
G. R. A. scobey has succeeded Miss best medicine on
Mary Kane as mail carrier Route per
-- Hot drinks and
Mrs. Harry Bass and children are at The tumble.
spending few days at Grey Eagle specially.
'''l' "o0A' - Henry Anders
S. Stewart left the first Of the week position with the
on business trip to New York and night clerk.
o0ioi po'''s = "'o -. Mr.. and Mrs.
DIR. Will Colyer, of Minneapolis, Glenwood, spent
spent Thanksgiving with his parents vslung reatVes
Mr. and Mrs W L. Colyer. Miss Katbarin,
Mr. and Mrs G. S. Lee have their wle Acare' revel
guests his father and mother, Mr.. and 0'oi MIS- on.
Mrs. J. S. Lee, of Spring Valley. James Hamit
Hides Tanned for Robes, Coats, aarz sna sa1,a.o1s
Rugs etc. write for Free Catalog 20 I-,s
Foster Robe & Tanning Co., Minneap-
oils. Just think how
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson have for Chr;st,o9s =
as tner guests MRS E. " oco" @nu studio.
little daughter Irene from Long -
Prairie. Mrs. Fl. g. Mich
ter went to BrecB
Send your Gloves by mail to Nevens . ook,s visit :,
Co. Cleaners. 6O7-9-11 Rennepin D., ~
Ave., Minneapolis. Prices from 10 to
25 cents Even inexperi
----- 'sgood luck" with
Miss Carrie Peterson, of St. Cloud, in poaor and 2
is visiting her sister, Miss Charlotte dissnno;nt
Peterson, during the Thanksgiving -
vacation judges. A. Fla
from Wheaton,
Do not pay long price for barbed holding court for
Or woven fence wire when you can He will be home I
buy at bottom prices at the Morris
City Mills. WORK WANT
----- young I hi
The family of Thomas Anderson of edoe Of bookkeer
Scott, have fully recovered from the q noston as
scarlet fever, and have been released < Tribune
---- For Sale-a gent
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega- drive double or s
tional church will meet this afternoon HAVING omit the
with Mrs E. Jones. All ladies nc further use o1
cordially invited.
To break up cold, fever La Christmas will 8
Grippe there is nothing better than Won olive hetter
"Starkeys Cold Tablets" Get box to vonr friends th
at starkey's drug store self or family ia
Bernt Loken, who has been work
ing for F. A. Hancock this summer, Mrs. Coyne, of
left this week for his old home in trct representa-,
Norway to spend the winter. and Ladies of Sec
+" '.- @-~------ .". Morris this week
LADIES Wisnng 20 contr1ou5e local lodge of tina
Congregational ladies' sale should -
bring same to Mrs. A. A. Stone or There two c
Mrs. Sobey before Wednesday, Dec town, James Kent
End. ing sick with the
IT, 5 also some cases in
New Cold Flour MAKES as nne Bloom, living mort
loaf of bread be made from -
spring wheat. Made at home, used The Workmen
everywhere and sold at the right regular meeting
price. evening for the
and other import
The Cargll elevator at Hancock is members are urge
buying all kinds of grass seeds such as
timothy, clover millet, red top etc, Il VIM. Wunsch
and pays highest market price for completed and ex
same. A. A. Davidson, on Mouday. Mr..
Agt. loon of which he
, ing among the bes
Aio A VI ~ ~ state.
gave progressive cinch party on Tues ..--
day evening. The attendance On Monday nigE
large, and all had pleasant time match took place
The prizes by Mr. Al Geisen between Roy Chr
and Miss Minnie Zahl. Grim, local ma
----- was that Frank G
Union Thanksgiving services were thirty minutes W
held at the NJ b. cnurcn on Weones do, being down
day evening The services were as
well attended as they usually on r. Tschudi was
THANKSGIVING morning. tho the nasium SATURDAY.