Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-08-07
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GNONG0OAaN ~o~S
Twenty-Five per cent discount on
summer oxfords mems, ladies' and
children's-at Wells Bros. Hanson
Co.'s.
Lawler Bros. finished a 12O foot well
at district No. Is Wednesday.
Mrs. Murphy and son Willie attend
ed church at Morris Sunday.
Robert Lindberg is helping E. o.
Hudspeth during harvest.
Mr.. Thomson started his threshing
machine last Wednesday, Aug. 4Uh,
by threshing some feed for the
neighbors.
Paddy Maloney was Morris VISITOR
Sunday afternoon.
Little Katherine Spain is quite ill at
the time of this writing.
D. Qaffky cycled to Morris Tuesday.
F. Spain was seen motoring in the
direction of the setting sun Sunday.
Wagner Bros. expected to start
threshing for P. Stahman and Henry
Buntje Thursday.
Miss Genevieve Downie and little
sister Katherine are the guests of
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Spain this week.
James DeWane drove to Morris
Sunday after his sister Mary, who has
been attending summer school.
Fred Willie is much improved after
the operation for appendicitis which
he had performed some time ago and
expects to return to his home this
week.
F. Spain, Miss Downie, Tim Murphy,
Willie Murphy and Leah Hudspeth
spent a pleasant evening at DeWane's
Sunday, last.
Mrs. Thomson went to Morris Fri
day to meet her sister and children,
who intend to spend the summer with
her.
A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Buntie
had the misfortune to severely cut his
foot on piece of glass. He was tax
en- to town Monday to have the wound
examined and if necessary to have it
sewn up.
Tim Murphy, James DeWane and
Willie Murphy took in the ball game
at Henessy's last Sunday afternoon
and later the (fried) chicken hunt.
The pleasures of the ''old swimming
pooP' seem to be very enticing to
number of the local sports, at present.
Mr.. F. Hanrehan's are putting up
hay on the land east of DeWane's.
All the tame hay and early oats and
barley are cut and in the shock or
stack and farmers report the wheat
will do to cut the first of the week.
Altho the weather has been real warm
the wheat is filling out better than
could be expected.
Mrs. M. Spain was hostess last
Tuesday to a number of young folks
i'll honor of her granddaughter, Miss
Downie. During the evening CONVEX
sation was INDUCED in. Refresh
ments were served, after which the
guests departed. Those present ex-
pressed themselves as having spent
very pleasant evening.
Every one be present at the big bali
game Synnes VS. Darnen which is to be
held next Sunday afternoon, August
s, at the Spain diamond. These teams
are evenly matched and as a purse of
1875 is put up for the winning nine, a
fine game is expected. Everybody
"come on" and root for Synnes.
From another.
Willie Murphy was Morris caller
last Monday.
Henry Thomson threshed oats last
Wednesday.
There will be a dance at VIM.
Porter's next Saturday night, Aug. Z.
Harvesting is in full blast now.
VIM. Wagner has started threshing
for Pete Stahman last Thursday.
Russell Heath is busy setting up the
fuzzy tops for Will Spain.
Tim Murphy and Pat Maloney called
at DeWane's Monday night.
Frank Spain was pleasant caller at
last Sunday evening.
Stub and Shanko were cutting out