Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-03-19

B. E. Adams returned Saturday
from q. business trip to points in Iowa.
Mrs E. McAyeal enjoying visit
from her sister, Mrs. zBeigeI, who is
here from Iowa. ~.
For sale.-Goed seed wheat earlier
than ordinary blue stein. VIM.
Wagner, Morris. adv2t. s>,
Miss Louise HOLMAN went to the
cities the first of the week to visit
relatives for couple of weeks.
Mrs. S. A. Lentz has the pleasure
of a visit from her sister who came
up from Howard Lake the first of the
week.
See Tailor Bjork about having your
suit repaired and cleaned for Easter.
Satisfaction guaranteed and the prices
are right. adv.
W. B. Malcolm and John johnson,
both of York, Neb. are here this
week looking after their farm lands
west of the city.
A marriage license was granted at
the clerk of courts Office Tuesday, to
Peter Linstad and Miss Dora Chris.
tiansen. both of the township of Franz
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wroot, of Don
nelly, were guests at the home of
their daughter and son-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. F. Mann last Thursday and
Friday.
For Sale.-Good rebuilt automobile
which looks like new, for sale at only
1925. This is a bargain for someone.
For further particulars see the Mon
arch Hardware Co., Alberta. adv.
Fifty dollars buys a second hand
automobile in good condition and guar
anteed to last several years. Easy to
run. For particulars call at the Mon
arch Hardware Co.. Alberta. adv.
Miss Victoria Malmberg is home
from st. Paul. Recently she had the
misfortune of falling down a feight
of twelve steps sustaining serious in
jurjes among which was the loss of
several teeth.
Guests at the Merchants hotel were
greeted with artistic menu cards set
ting forth the st. Patrick Day dinner.
! In each corner was green hat and
Irish harp with other appropriate st.
Patrick suggestions. The cards were
hand painted and many of them were
carried away as souvenirs,
Mrs. B. E. Adams is in receipt of
letter from her sister at Hamburg.
Germany, which brings the cheering
news that all is we'll there. business
conditions are quite normal 60 and the
! people have plenty TO eat. The rest
of the letter is of a personal nature
and contains very little on the war
subject. 49,. :.
The members of the Ladies' In
stitute and their husbands were most
pleasantly entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malmberg or
i Wednesday, evening. The july com.
pany found that the evening passed all
too quickly and greatly enjoyed the
pleasant hours and the elaborate re.
freshments served by Mrs. HMalmberg.
Miss Mamie Wilson was rendered E
parcels shower at her home Saturday
afternoon by large number of hel
lady friends. Miss Wilson is to be
an after-Easter bride when she will be
married to very prominent and pop
ular young man living in the country
east of the city. Miss Wilson il
prominent in Methodist church circles
in Morris. S -. =
Friday night the Trousdaie company
will present that ever popular book
play est. Elmo and you don't wan
to miss this play. The book has beer
more widely read than any novel tina
was ever published and the few tina
have seen the play are always ready
to see again whenever they have thu
opportunity. A great book and grea
play. If you haven't read the book.
, read it this week and then see tn
play. Get seats early, always tn
same Is cents: adv III