Morris tribune., 1915-12-24


Ion at the Sugar Bowl. adv.
Make your selection of Christmas
box cigars at The Palace, 35c to
$500. adv.
Have you seen that "Happy Home
Jar' of 35 different varieties of
BUNTE'S hard candies at the Pal
ace? adv.
August Schrieber, Great Northern
brakeman, is off duty this week be-
cause of an attack of lagrippe and neu-
raj gia.
Homemade baking of all kinds
from loaf of bread to fancy we'd
ding cake at the Morris Bakery at
very low prices. adv.
Earl Darling arrived from Mime
apolis Sunday morning to spend the
holidays with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Bailey.
DR.. Witwer left Thursday for his
home at Davenport, Ia. to spend the
holidays with his family. He will
return to Morris in time to look after
professional appointments on Jan. 4.
Lay in your supply of -four now.
During December we will sell 500
pound lots of Mott -four at $3.50 a
cwt. Thousand pound lots $2.85 a
cwt. At the Mill, Morris City Mills.
adv2t.
Charles Anderson is biding farewell
to a stubborn attack of blood poison
which has troubled his face the past
ten days. He hopes to be able to re-
sumo work at the wagon shop next
week.
The Choral Club will hold it's next
regular meeting at the west side
school house Monday evening next
week and all members and others in
terested in singing and music are
urged to attend.
Examinations were held at the Uni
versity farm school Tuesday and We'd
nesday this week when about one
hundred pupils submitted papers. Their
standings will be announced when the
school begins the winter term in jan
uary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams left
Wednesday morning for Julesburg,
COL, where they will spend the holt
days at their home. While there Mr..
Adams will take pains to tell of the
advantages and opportunities offered
in Stevens county.
A. M. Larson, Great Northern
freight brakeman whose home is at
Willmar, was brought to Morris Mon
day for treatment for injuries re-
ceived at Benson. He was attending
to the water spouts at the coal chutes
when the spout hit him in the face
cutting the upper and lower lips and
knocking out two teeth.
August Gerber returned from Don
nelly Tuesday morning where he has
been employed for some time. Wed
nesday morning he went to Mime
apolis and from there will go to
Sleepy Eye today to spend the holt
days. Mrs. Gerber went to Sleepy
Eye about three weeks ago when the
trip was made by automobile from this
city.
Among the teachers at the Uni
versiy farm school which closed this
week who will spend their holiday
vacation at points outside of Stevens
county are Miss Johnson who goes tt
Winona; Phillip Schweickhart goes tt
Mankato, and Miss King goes to Chi
cago. Supt. Higbie and Professors
Meyer, Miller, Volden, and Jordan
will remain to eat Christmas ane
New Year dinners with their families
in Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs, Max Leaman de
parted Saturday morning for Iowa ant
Kansas, Mrs. Leaman going to Kan
sas City to spend the holidays witt
her parents and other relatives. Mr.
Leaman will spend several weeks il
Iowa where he has an auction sale thi
week after which he will settle up othe
affairs before returning to Morris
The Leamans recently bought tn
Bragg farm near this city and will
take possession next March. At pre-
sent they are living in the Bailey cot
tage which they have rented for
year.
Mike Mahoney gave delightfu
party to large number of his friend
Monday evening when several sleig
loads went out from Morris. Mr.
Mahoney has an established reputa