Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-08-08
THE MORRIS TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. AUGUST s., 1918

S. M. Arvig and son spent few
days last week on business at Orion
vile.
Miss Edna belong is expected here
from Little Falls tomorrow for visit
with friends.
Miss Grace Cstrem spent few
days of last week with Mrs. Hans
Collie at Starbuck.
Miss Alice Christopherson leaves
next week for a months visit with
relatives at Popejoy, Iowa.
j. E. knight, of Geneva. Neb., is
here visiting his son and looking after
his farm.
Will Hagerman is spending few
days visiting his mother. Mrs. Mary
Hagerman.
Miss Anna Van Huff. of Oshkosh,
Wis, was visiting with Ed. Van
Hoff last week.
Mrs. A. B. Lathrop, of Ortonville.
spent Tuesday here as the guest of
Miss Charlotte Hagerman.
Mrs. G. W. Anderson, of Fargo,
has been visiting this week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Vinje.
E. McAyeal has been compelled to
take to his bed this week on account
of suffering slight paralytic strokes.
Mrs. H. q. Stevens. of Mime.
apolis, is here taking care of hel
mother, Mrs. W. L. CoIyer, who is
very sick.
Miss Pearl Towle. who formerly
taught here, is visiting friends here
and is the guest of Mrs. Chas. Bur
pee.
Tony Sax, who has been visiting
with his sister, Mrs. Judkins, re.
turned to his home Monday at Ray,
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Mrs. Musser and Miss Georgis
Fitzgerald left last Tuesday for Min
Fneapolis after visiting with Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Yarger.
Il .itt:
J, The Ladies' Institute will meet OF
Aug. II at Miss Spooner's. The.
will be entertained by Miss Spooner
Mrs. l. Mumbleau and Mrs. Campbell
: Mrs. H. H. Wells entertained
few friends on Friday of last weeI
in honor of her daughter, Mrs. March
it being Mrs. March's birthday.
Lost.-Grey possum child's coat
between Henry Heuer's and tn
Chokio road. Finder please Motif
Al. Amelsburg. Donnelly. adv. st
For honest weight, honest test an
market price, bring your cream, egg
and poultry to US. We will gaurante
. you square deal. See us before 20
. sell. Stevens Co. Produce Co
] advtf.
John Folkins received the unwel
come news last week that his oldes
e brother. R. W. Folkins, had die
suddenly on July 26th at Redlands
Cal. He was 81 years of age.
Mrs. E. S. Slawson left Wednes
day for visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Heralg at Sank Centre. Sh
will also visit at the summer home @
; j. R. Kruger at Glenwood before re
turning.
Last Sunday the Morris ball tear
played their last game of the leagu
: series with Holloway, and were de
. feated three to nothing. The Benso
Y team won first place in the league
Q Holloway second, Morris third an
' Hancock fourth.
In both first and after cost til
Ford is proportionately inexpensive
] Twenty five miles per gallon of case
, line is not an exceptional average.
places more per cent of tire surfac
E upon the ground per pound of car tina
] any other automobile made, and it ha
! a greater per cent of power per poun
: than any other, $500. Murphy & RAJ
som, Hancock, MINI. adv.
Eugene, Oregon. Register. Pete
j. Miller and family of Morris, Mime
J sofa, who have been taking tou
of the coast and have been here a
i Eugene for two weeks visiting T.
Stebno and ]. B. Anderson and fami
J lies. who are old friends, left 70
J home yesterday over the Hill lines
] They are so we'll impressed with tn