Morris tribune., 1915-10-15
NOTES OF LOCAL INCIDENTS
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST

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Stones Sootless coal-guaranteec
to please. adv. !,
G.. R. A. Scobey has been in St
Paul this week attending the Crane
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons.
Don't pay anybody 8 price until you
have investigated our material anc
our prices. Geib-Carl Lumber Com.
pany. advtf.
Lois Brown has recently played with
the great orchestras of Germany. She
will play at the Orpheum Monday eve.
ming" adv.
For Sale-The northeast ten acres
of the Peck forty west of Morris, can
be cut into two five-acre lots. T. W.
Clark. ,advtf.
o. C. Hanson left for st. Pau
Tuesday evening to attend the ses-
sions of the Grand Chapter of the
Masonic lodge which holds it's annual
this week
For Sale-New 7-room house or
Second street, concrete basement,
city water, sewer and partly modern
one block from Catholic church.
j M. Johnston, Morris. adv.
The West Side Embroidery Cluk
met with Mrs. Cooley Friday after.
noon, Oct. 9Th. Besides the members
quite a number of guests were present
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Davies, Oct. 22nd.
John and Samuel Walz were sad,
dened last Thursday to receive notice
of the death of their sister. who was
taken sick only week ago Sunday
and died on Thursday at the St. CLOUD
hospital. The funeral was held Sat.
urday at St. 10. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Walz and Mr.: and Mrs. Samuel Wall
attended the funeral.
Al Geisen made business trip tt
Alberta Saturday afternoon and en-
ioyed an auto ride home over some
very bumpy roads. MIR. Geisen hal
some plumbing and heating contracts
at Alberta where he has finished sew
eral jobs and where his work is highl!
appreciated by those who are parti
cular about cold weather comforts.
City Agent Siverts is preparing fol
trip to Virginia, on the iron rang,
nextaweek where. he goes to attend ;
meeting of, officers from the various
Minnesota municipalities. After thu
business sessions the visitors will b.
banquetted BY the Virginia commercial
club and automobiles will convey then
about the city, The range towns arr
noted for their hospitality and recep
tions for strangers and this is to b.
no exception. Virginia is preparing
to entertain on a grand scale
AS far as the Tribune is concerned
the debate between the gloomy mok'
over in the Sun office and the "cadeve
editor" of this great family journa
and compendium of useful information
regarding the legality of gift enter
prises, is at an end, said G. m. hav
ing admitted all the facts as charged
1t gives the news department of thi
paper exceeding satisfaction to b.
credited with the editorial utterances
but this column is also exceedingl,
muchly sad, sorry, perplexed, etc
etc., to know that our "stuff" causetl
the Sun nightmares. The Tribun
will sit idly by and watch the Sum
various and sundry ballyhoo device
and interspersed bowls to detract at
tention from the real fact that it i
engaged in a questionable Lawful
enterprise, something every reputabl
newspaper regrets for it brings odiur
to the newspaper craft. The Tribun
is always willing to discuss matters o
public interest with the Sun providin
the Sun will secure the services O
some person capable of conducting
discussion according to newspape
ethics and with some degree of ordi
nary intelligence. The kind of slot
Der and personal abuse indulged in b
the Sun the past few weeks is degrao
ingsto say the least.