Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-06-12
PEPPERTON

Call on j. Rudnicki for big reduc-
ton on mems, women's,and children g
shoes.
School report of Dist. % for the
month ending June 4, 1909. Number
enrolled for the month "a, average
daily attendance %, average number
of days attended by each pupil Is.
Those neither absent nor tardy are
Alice Wolterstroff and Gordon Wolter-
storff. Ida F. Andert, Teacher.
School closed in districts 25 and SO
June 4. The event was celebrated
with joint picnic IN VIM. Gausman's
grove. The proceedings of the day
were as follows: In the forenoon pre-
parations for dinner, while the mem
bers of the ball team practiced for the
game which took place in afternoon.
After all had partaken of the splendid
dinner furnished by the people of the
two districts, a program was rendered,
followed by an interesting ball game
between the two schools. All present
testified that the event was success.
School report of Dist No. Is for the
year 190S-1909. Number enrolled 40,
average daily attendance so, total at
tendance in days by all scholars 4S11,
average number of days attended by
each SO, total days of school in the
term 100, number of scholars entitled
to apportionment 45, number who at
tended so days Or more 50, number of
volumes taken from library 260. Those
earning large certificates or seals of
perfect attendance are Esther Unver-
zagt, Alice Wolterstorff, Edna Fagen,
Helen Gausman, Edgar Unverzag5 and
Gordon Wolterstroff.
Miss Lorene Smith went to the
cities on Friday, to remain for the
summer.
Quite number of the Pepperton
young folks took in the Morris High
School commandments Saturday even
ing.
Rev. @. Lehnart, of Minneapolis,
conducted the quarterly meeting SER
vice. He came Friday returning Mon
day. He took 21 bullheads along with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schultz, of Alberta,
visited with Fagen's Sunday.
Willie Bredy had the misfortune of
getting his head cut. He and his
brother were fixing toy windmill
and his brother dropped a Ratchet on
his head. 1t is healing fast.
Miss Ida Andert spent Sunday after
noon with Miss Amy Gausman.
The Misses Sadie and Pearl Schlatt-
man went to Hancock Tuesday.
Miss Mary Andert is at present sew
ing for Mrs. H, Zimmerman.
Frank Andert was seen in Alberta
on Tuesday.
Miss Elva Gausman spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Lena Andert.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. King attended SER
vice here Sunday and visited old ac-
quaintances and friends, returning
home Monday evening.
Frank Bach transacted business at
H. Zimmerman.
The Misses Belinda and Sadie
Schlattman returned from St. Paul
Friday.
Fred Andert Jr. returned from
Minneapolis Saturday where he has
been attending the University the past
year.
L. j. Schlattman made a trip to
Herman to attend the annual meeting
of the Delaware Fire Insurance Co.,
Saturday, returning the same day.
Rev. G. Lehnart, Rev. E. W. Baum
garten and sister Matte spent Sunday
afternoon at G.. Wolterstorff's.
Peter Kroeger is contemplating do
ing some ditching to get some of the
water off from his farm.
Mr.. Gotlieb Plocker, Of Chaska,
Mimi, is here few days visiting his |
son Christ and other relatives.
Mr.. J. w. Smith Sr. took Mr.. G |
Plocker to Donnelly Sunday to visit |
his nephew.