Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19

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tives.
j. W. Redmond received his house
hold goods from Minneapolis this week
and has taken possession of the rooms
over the City Steam Laundry.
When in Minneapolis be sure and
visit the Hotel Radisson Roof Garden
and Silhouette Room. Famous show
places of the Northwest. adv.
Mrs. Albert Knupple and child, of
St. Paul, arrived here the first of the
week to spend a few days at the home
of her mother-in-law Mrs. Henrietta
Knupple, and family.
Cream and tan is the color scheme
selected for interior decorations at the
Lund jewelry store. Painters are at
work today and the place is taking on
a cheerful appearance.
Having decided to reopen my dental
office in Morris in the same old place
it will be very great pleasure to see
my old friends there soon after Nov.
LIST. John W. Harris. adv.
Mrs. H. H. Wells returned last
week from her extended visit with her
daughter in New Hamsphire. A stop
was made at Litchfeld several days
before reaching Morris.
The South Bend watch is perfect
time keeper in all kinds Of tempera-
lures. Railroads prefer them. Let
us show you the nineteen-jewel spe-
cial at $25.-McAyeal Jewelry Store.
adv.
Morris enjoyed it's first snow storm
of the season last Monday when thin
mantle came to remind people of the
days to come. Sunshine and furries
made up the weather program tor the
day and the thermometer stood at the
freezing point. A light breeze stirred
the atmosphere.
Fred Huebner has finished his fall
farm work and has traded the gang
pillow for the automobile. He has left
the farm and is now learning the
auto repair business with the Morris
Auto Co. After one weeks trial he
thinks he will make that his perm
anent occupation.
The armory has been engaged fo1
this evening by four young men who
style themselves "The Village Four, -
and who will give a dance with a
vaudeville program as side attrac.
ton. The music will be furnished
by an orchestra from St. Paul. The
cabaret entertainment will last through
the evening and a good time is prom
ised for all who attend.
Mike Hennessy was rendered uncon-
scious in fall on the stairs at the
Merchants hotel bar one day last week
as he leaned on the banister of the
stairs leading to the basement. The
hospital ambulance was called and he
was taken to the Morris hospital
where he remained in a dazed condi
tion for a whole day. No bones were
broken and aside from serious shock
Hennessy feels alright today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fougeron, Of
Alberta, were in the city Tuesday
and while here took occasion to do {
little Thanksgiving shopping. Mr.
Fougeron recently donated couple Of
city lots at Alberta to church de-
nomination and arrangements are be.
ing made for the erection of unior
church. At present the village ha:
the distinction of being the only
churchless incorporated village in the
county and the conditions did not lool
right to Mr.. Fougeron.
David Murray is about today will
the use of crutches. Murray is thu
young man from Seattle, Wash, wht
fell beneath a freight train at thu
Seventh street crossing two months
ago and was taken to the Morris hos
pital where his left leg was amputat
ed above the knee and several toe
were removed from the right foot
He plans to leave for Seattle sool
where he expects to resume his old jol
as captain of a merchant vessel en-
gagged in coast trade. He says he will
never forget Morris and the man,
kindnesses shown him by strangers il
strange town.
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