Morris tribune., 1915-01-08

Stones Sootless coaI-guaranteed
to please. adv.
o. C. Hanson was a business visitor
at Browns Valley one day last week
Miss Mable Reynolds spent several
days last week with friends at Her
man.
For Sale.-About so fine live tur.
keys. Seven full blood Bruins and the
rest are White Holland. Call on or
address ]. B. Newell. Rid. 3, Morris.
adv4t.
Landlord Dushek and Dan Lawler
were Willmar visitors Saturday. 1t
was several years ago that Mr.. Dushek
visited the town and he saw many
changes.
Gentlemen: Salesman wanted to
look after our interest in Stevens and
adjacent counties. Salary or Com
mission. Address The Harvey Oil
Co. Cleveland, o. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Murray re-
turned to Minneapolis Monday morning
after pleasant visit at the home of
their daughter and son-inlaw. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Jones.
Mrs. Henry Hoyer. of WiImut. S.
D.. was in the city Monday for a
short visit with friends. She was on
way home after spending the holidays
with relatives and friends at Donnelly
and Pepperton township.
Misses Eliza Grove and Lillian
Bronson were New Years guests of
friends at Donnelly and also enjoyed
the new year ball in the evening
which was one of the social successes
of the season at Donneliy.
Pies, cake and coffee like mother
used to bake are served at the Home
Restaurant. Meals and lunches served
at all hours without long waits. If
YOU haven't tried the Home Restaur-
ant do so now. You will be made well
come. adv.
P. J. Weum spent several days the
first of the week at Little Falls
where he is interested in another
store. He reports business at Little
Falls was satisfactory for the year.
and that indications for spring bust
ness were good.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richards are
home today from visit at
Marcus, Ia. Mrs. Richards has been
there for about a month, and Mr..
Richards went down.there two weeks
ago, Marcus was the former home OF
Mrs. Richards ..>..
Glenwood Times Prof. and. Mrs
Henry Meyer of Morris, ate Christmas
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkerton
at the Fish Hatchery. They motored
over from Morris Xmas day to be
here at the program or the Christmas
Tree festival.
Gus. Anderson, who recently dis
posed of his harness shop in this city
expects to go to OrtonViIle soon to
become m anager for his brothers shop
there. 1t is probable that he will
move his family to Or:onVilie but this
has not been decided at this time.
Balmy weather amounting to ttaW
visited this section Sunday and Mon
day. Winter sports suddenly became
popular and sleighridding was INDUCED
in by young and old. Livery mer
dragged forth their cutters from the
summer storage places and the merry
tones of the sleigh bell filled the air.
Chokio Review.-Michael Griffith
of West Concord and his sister, Mis-:
Kathryn Griffith, of Morris. were the
guests Wednesday Of their sister
Mrs. M. P. McNally. Mrs. McNallJ
and Miss Griffith went to Morris to-
dav, and Miss Griffith went on t.
Graceville for a visit with brother
in that city.
Morris Odd Fellows had a gooe
time at their lodge, hall Monday night
when new officers were installed ane
a luncheon followed the work. A
Joint installation of Odd Fellows ane
Rebekahs was on the program bu
owning to the absence Of several o.
the Rebekahs the installation IN thu
lodge was postponed.
Pat MaIoney returned to his home
near Barr. Mont Tuesday after haV
ing spent the holidays with relatives
e:-3, ~ Morris He SAWS hi