Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-26
NOTES OF LOCAL INCIDENTS
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST


Miss Theresa Conroy, of Melrose,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Vaughan.
Mrs. Leo Berns has been confined
to her home several days with a severe
attack of neuralgia and a bad cold.
For him, our Christmas neckwear,
scarfs, bath robes, smoking jackets,
slippers. etc., now on display-Wells
Bros. Hanson Co. adv.
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.
Frank Atwood has gone to Crosby,
N. D., where he will visit his son for
a few days. Young Mr.. Atwood is
engaged in the auto livery and dray
business and has a fine farm near
Crosby.
Mrs. Charles Walkers mother is on
the sick list this week with heart
troubles. What looked like serious
case early in the week is yielding to
treatment and today indications point
to recovery.
John Fitzgerald was discharged
from the Morris hospital this week
where he was treated for quincy. He
felt good as new yesterday and did
his full duty at the family Thanks
giving table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brom have
secured rooms at the Aldrich residence
and will 60 to housekeeping. Frank
Haight and family moved into the
house last week and will occupy the
rooms on the ground floor.
Miss Ruth Leuty came home from
St. Cloud this week to spend Thanks
giving and the rest of the week with
her parents. She is attending the St.
Cloud normal school and is making
fine progress with her studies.
Mrs. C. J. Muckler is slightly i'm
proved today. Doctors attending hel
have decided an operation is necessary
and Mrs. Muckler will be removed tt
the hospital next Tuesday where she
will be operated upon for appendicitis
Mrs. Clarence Berg returned to her
home in North Dakota last week after
a short viist in Morris occasioned by
the serious illness of her father.
Frank Malmberg. Letters received
from Mrs. Berg following her arriva
home state that Mr.. Berg has con
tracted a case of pleurisy and is criti
cally ill. He is now in the care Of
Jamestown, N. D., physicians.
Flax beat wheat by comfortable
margin at the J. H. Devenney farm
near Donnelly this summer according
to the figures returned last week. III
acres on new breaking brought So,
45O.92 in flax sales while wheat il
the same amount of land fell ia
short. While the showing was goo'
there was heavy shrinkage becaus
of the excessive rains following tn
seeding and washed away much of tn
grain. -
The condition of Frank Malmber;
who has been confined to his home TO
the past month is highly encouragin!
to his physicians and friends today
Mr.. Malmberg has so far recovere
as to be able to sit up and yesterda
he joined the family circle at tn
Thanksgiving dinner table. Two week
ago his condition was alarming an
members of the family who wer
away were sent for. 1t is hoped hi
recovery will be speedy and perms
nent.
Chokio Review Mrs. Suchma
and son William had a runaway viii
coming to Chokio Monday. The hors
became frightened while driving pa
the Schaffer corner and swung tt
buggy against the corner post. tt
buggy was BADLY damaged but I
one was hurt. "A case involvir
the disturbance of the peace came I
before our Justice of the Peace Csc;
Peterson, in which Frank Vikurek W;
the plaintiff and T. ]. Klinger the d
PENDANT. The case was decided /
jury of five men. The defender
was fined $1,000 and costs.