Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29

MIR. Baestad was county seat call
er Tuesd y.
Miss Mary Foley went to Morris
Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Schlattman was a
county seat caller on Tuesday.
The Women's Club met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. a. Fl. Andert Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. Wilson, brother of J. D. Will
son, arrived here on Tuesday evening
on visit.
John Schultz is busy enlarging his
store in order to accommodate the
postoffice fixtures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Norby, farm
ers from near Ashby, are this week
visiting with his brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Norby.
That moving picture machine that
J. W. Braun has installed in new hall
promises to be great drawing card
to his entertainments.
The Alberta Farmers Elevator
company ordered two more car loads
of coal Tuesday. No indications of
crows or swallows yet apparently.
Mrs. TeIweliger and baby from the
northern part of the state arrived
here on Tuesday evening and are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Roberts.
Lent begins February 18th so if
you are disposed to observe the rules
and regulations and not attend dances
you might as we'll enjoy the last op-
porturity before that date and come
to Alberta Feb 4th.
The first lodge to be organized in
Alberta will be the Yoeman, frat
ernal bene fciary order. An organizer
is now at work and large, number
have already been secured to Join.
The lodge will start off with chart
er list of twenty and the success of
the order is assured.
There has been so many fine dances
in which so many have participated
that the Alberta band have concluded
to give prize to the couple that car
convince the judges that they are the
best walters at the new hall, Febru'
airy fourth. Tickets of admission
$1.OO per couple. Supper extra anc
music furnished by the famous Harvey
orchestra.
The Women's Club met with Mrs
A. H. Andert on Tuesday afternoon
The ladies must have known that Mrs
Andert knows just how to prepare
the finest kind of lunch, fer in spite
of the cold weather there was thu
largest attendance the club has evel
enjoyed, and all speak very highly O.
the fine lunch which Mrs. Ander
served al of her success as hostess
The ability shown by the high schoo
students in the two-minute speeche
which they made at the literar,
societyImeeeting last Friday evening
has been most favorably commente
upon. The chorus also Furnishes
some excellent numbers, and tn
whole meeting was voted q success
A society of this kind not only furn
ishes fine entertainment to the oil
folks but it is excellent training flo
the young people. Prof. Grafelma
is right when he says it is more i'm
portant to train boy 10 stand on hi
feet and use bis head that it is to trai
him to stand on his head and use hi
feet the way they do in some schools
Just why fly will forsake a Gust
ard pie CT pine apple ice cream t
turn a few handsprings on a hea
which is covered with nothing BIZ
pure. fresh air was not expIaine
by Miss Gulbranson IN her essay
on "flies" at the literary meetin
last Friday evening. But she di
tell of the millions of flies which wal
annually and carelessly into the en-
brace of sheet of sticky fly paper
rear agonizingly on their hind feet
an attitude of deep concern. and the
sink calmly to rest in gluey grav'
The fly is an agile and prolific inse,
with four feet and is one of the mo-
Industrious little aggravators know
to sacred or profane history. Mi
Gulbranson said it was pursued vii
ceaseless energy by people who have
mania for swatting.
A Choral Society has been formt
under the able direction of A. +
Bach. There will be 25 membe
to start with and it is expect,
that the number will grow. tt
0rOanization 1nn1udos no4 onl,, ~