Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-08-20

Babbitt metal of the very best kind
can be secured at the Tribune office.
For Sale.-Residence property Of
house and two lots. Inquire of T.. ).
Slawson. adv31tf. ~
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Olson have
gone to Grant and Douglas counties
to spend couple of weeks with friends
and relatives. Rev. Olson has been
granted three-weeks' vacation.
Miss Alice Brekke returned Tuesday
morning from a two weeks visit with
her mother at Crookston and friends
at Maple Lake, and is again receiving
callers at the DR.. Geenty dental Office.
Joe Rraker came in from his home
in Horton the first of the week and
sought the aid of ductor. He was
suffering from blood poison in one
finger resulting from red rust in the
wheat bundles.
Miss Hazel Witwer returned We'd
nesday from pleasant trip to Aber-
deem. S. D. ,and is preparing for her
return to her home at Davenport, Ia. ),
next week. She is here fer visit
with her father, Dr.. Witwer.
Rev. and Mrs. Zlemer had the
pleasure of entertaining Rev. Ziemer's
brother and his wife several days
last week. The visitors were here
on their honeymoon after wedding
ceremony at Waltham, this state.
Mrs. George Geenty and daughter,
Miss Beatrice. left for visit to st.
Paul friends Monday morning accom-
panied by Mrs. Geenty's mother, Mrs.
Blodgett, who returned to her home
at Chicago after a pleasant visit in
Morris.
Homer Sigler, for many years
editor of the Appleton Press and
we'll known in Morris, has returned
to Appleton and has bought half
interest in an automobile agency and
garage. Mr.. Sig1er states the step
from the production of hot air to
the more refined product-gas-is
natural development and mark Of
his progress. ",. .a
L. D. Trip returned from Mime
apoils Tuesday evening with new
line of automobiles for which he has
taken the local agency. His car is
the "New Era" the very latest con-
tender for popularity in the auto
world. The car weighs 1, 800 pounds
and will accommodate five passengers.
Great things are promised for the cal
and Mr.. Trip expect to dispose Of
quite a number in Morris this fall.
F The dance given at the almory
Friday evening was we'll attended de-
| spite the warm evening and the busy
season in the harvest fields. The
dance was in the nature of a benei
undertaking for NJ. Rahline ant
ffamily, the Alberta pitcher who was
Esefiously injured in baseball game
at Chokio about five weeks ago. The
dance was given under the auspicel
of the Independent baseball team
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| W. T. Peterson made business
trip to Minneapolis Saturday and while
there spent couple of hours on auto
mobile row. He saw many of thu
next year models and was surprised
to see so many good second hand carr
being offered at $3.50 and 5000. Auto
dealers declare the tendency amcne
owners at present is to dispose o
their old or lighter cars and inves
in the new models with six-cylinders
self -starters, and all the rest of tn,
latest equipment
Left Berger left Saturday night TO
st. Paul to meet Ms. Berger VIII
; has just closed a successful theatri
cal season with the Obrecht Stock Co
through southern Minnesota. sfMr
Berger has show of his own. and viii
make his first offering of the coming
season at Red Wing tomorrow evening
From there the company goes t.
Wabasha and Winona. During hi
summer vacation spent with his par
ents here Mr.. Berger has complete,
the frame work for much of his stag
scenery, and the finishing touche
were added this, week in a St. Pau
studio. bringing up Husband i
the title of the Berger company at
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