Morris tribune., 1915-04-16

OSI EO'SoAS AOA INC pdUys VIC /
are offering some real bargains at |
$500 to $1,000. See them at the M.
z. Grove furniture store. adv.
A fine looking robust assistant
farmer arrived Saturday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith who live
on farm adjoining the city limits.
Eye-sight restored. By DR.. Bro
kaw eye specialist at Krueger's drug
store, Morris the 9th and 7th of every
month. Painful head and eyes made
painless. Prices always lowest. adv
| W. S. Leuty. of Knoxville. Ia,
arrived here Saturday and after a
visit at the home of his brother, DR..
Amos Leuty, went over to Alberta to
! look after his farm. He expects to
remain in Stevens county for about.
/! two weeks.
Mrs. Amos Leuty was called to her
old home at Altoona, Ia. Monday by
message telling of the sudden death
of her father, DR.. VIM. H. Carter,
one of the Oldest practicing physicians
at Altoona. Death was due to heart
| failure. DR.. Carter leaves a widow
| and six grown.up children.
! Repairs are being made to the city
water tank and while the work is in
progress water is being pumped
directly into the mains. This accounts
for the feeble water pressure over
which water users are complaining
today. The repairs to the tank will
be finished in a shurt time.
A. A. Davidson and family went to
Belview Saturday morning where
Mrs. Davidson and the children spent
the week with relatives. The trip
was made by automobile and some
very bad roads were encountered. Mr..
Davidson made the round trip the
same day but the rest of the folks re-
turned yesterday by rail.
School opened Monday with all the
teachers ready for a steady session
from now on till school closes for the
summer vacation. At the last meet
ing of the school board last week all
the teachers were unanimously re-
elected, but not all have accepted.
M. E. Chambers has gone to Kerk
hoven where he has temporary charge
of the Kerkhoven branch of the Ben
son Produce Co. Mr.. Chambers is one
of the best posted men on poultry anG
eggs in this section of the country anC
President Johnson, who is also presi
dent of the produce company here
feels fortunate in securing Mr.. Cham
bers' services in his present capacity
DR.. Fitzgerald was given cause fol
much worry yesterday and today by
t the receipt of a telegram yesterday
g telling of the serious illness of hi
: mother at Boone. la. The message
j stated the patient was in precari
> Gus condition, and that further in
s formation would be sent by the at
tending physician today. Mrs. Fitz
gerald is about seventy. four years o
t age.
! William Leuty and family are en-
! joying the pleasures of moving thi
. week.. Yesterday they took thei
. household goods to the Leuty farm
near Hancock where they will liv,
for the summer. and PERHAPS indie
4 fnitely. The farm has been undo
e the management of the boys who ar
e bachelors. Bringing the family to
e gether again on the farm will be more
pleasant allaround. MIR. and Mrs
Henry Jones will occupy the Leuty
2 town residence.
A STRENGTHENING brigade has beer
at work the past week in accordance
, with the instructions Of the city com.
, mission and much filth and rubbish
which has accumulated during the
winter has been removed. The alleys
and back lots will receive some atten.
tion and property owners are expect
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