Morris tribune., 1915-01-15

martin Swanson, nephew or mrs.
l.. M. Larson, is heEe for visit from
Macintosh.
The Ladies Aid met yesterday af-
ternocn at the home Of Mrs. c. M.
Bagstad.
Henry Zimmerman, 7. C. Vaughn
and ]. A.. Schultz went to Morris
Tuesday in the Schultz automobile.
Drayman Zimmerman took a load
of household goods over to Morris one
day last week for shipment to Me-
braska.
Mrs. Maggie Grettinger and little
twins departed last week for an ex-
tended visit with friends at Mikes old
home in Utah.
Mrs. N. De Young AND Mrs. N.
McNelis and children returned last
week from a pleasant visit with
friends at Norcross.
A dance at Chokio last Friday even
ing was the magnet which attracted a
dozen Alberta young people who went
over in buggies.
The ladies' club met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. H. An
dert where the usual good time was
had. Refreshments were served.
MISS Eva De Young has resigned
her position at the Schultz store and
will enjoy a brief rest. She is plan
ming for trip to Wisconsin in the
spring.
Turkeys were shipped from here
Monday for Wayne. Neb. So far
as known this is the Ion est journey
ever undertaken by an Alberta turkey.
They were shipped by Fred Krei.
The Comm erical Club held a special
meeting last Thursday. Among other
matters under consideration was a
series Of social entertainments to be
given here in the immediate future.
Twenty young people about town
gathered at the Hotel Foley Sunday
evening where the time was spent in
popping corn and other forms of
amusement. Mr.. and Mrs. Foley are
great hands at entertaining the young
people and all had fine time.
Mrs. T. M. McLaren passed away
at her home Tuesday night following
a two weeks illness. Many of the
McLaren relatives from Fargo came
down the first of the week. Funeral
arrangements had not been completed
when this column was written, and the
obituary will appear next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Anderson enter
tanned large gathering of young
folks at their farm home last Sunday
evening. The program was whist
and dancing after which an oyster
supper was served. Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson are former young people
here who we've married about three
years ago.
Lena and Mile Groskrentz and
Cora Eystad armed themselves with
rifles and ammunition last Sunday and
went into the country where the rab-
bit fields are. The girls are all good
markswomeu and in some way the rab-
bits learned of their coming and fed.
The girls had fine time, however.
and will repeat the performance some
day.
Alberta girls have organized a has.
ket ball team and are ready to take
on rival teams. Miss Lillian Gleason
will be captain and drill master.
Among those who will play in future
games are Misses Nina and Lena
Banker. Myrtle Gulbra ndson, Lena
Groskrentz. Ellen Peterson, June
Ethelson. Beda Bengtson. Irene and
Hazel Eystad.
Agent Gagen has recovered his dog.
Some time ago the dog wandered away
from the Gagen home and was severe
ly missed. Through the medium of
want ad in the Morris Tribune "the
dog came back" Mike Mahoney,
Darnen. was boarding his dogship and
when he read the plants of Agent
Gagen his heart was heavy and he
hastened to return the animal.
The home of MIR. and Mrs. Adolph
Audert was the scene of happy
birthday surprise one day last week
when large number of Mrs. Andert's
friends called to help make the ami
Versary more memorable. Among
those from here who attended were
Mr.. and Ms. Henry Zimmerman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andert Auditor and
Mrs. Wollthan and Mr.. and Mrs.
KING, of Morris were also fboro