Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-07-30

Miss Grace Hall, Of Morris. was
visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Chris Eystad is home again
after pleasant visit with relatives
and friends at Cyrus.
Just received a car Of the famous
Plymouth Irvine. Get your order in
early as twine is going to be higher
later on. G. H. Stewart. adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Wenzell Bartos came
over from Morris last Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Gunvaldson. Bartos is brother of
Mrs. Gunvaldson.
The ladies aid society met at the
home Of Mrs. L. P. Norby Wednesday
afternoon at which time Pastor Thor
nell, of Morris, was here. Rev. Thor
nell afterwards met his confirmation
class.
Barley and rye is being put to the
sickle and according to all reports so
far heavy yield is looked for. The
fields are wet and soggy because of
the rain and harvesting is proceeding
under difficulties.
Karl GrafeIman is spending the
week in the country as the guest of
Bede Bengtson. Karl is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grafelman and this
is the first time he is taking an ex-
tended vacation so far away from
home.
County Agent Hawk came over in
his automobile Monday morning and
together with Prof. Grafelman visited
a number of farms in this vicinity.
Mr.. Hawk is always welcome visit
or hereabouts and his efforts to i'm
prove the conditions of the farmer are
appreciated.
Miss Mary Kotcheaver, of st.
Joseph, and Mrs. Barney Smullen, of
st. Cloud, arrived here last week and
have been spending several days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schultz.
Miss Kotcheaver returned home Tues
day and Mrs. Smullen will leave later
for Sisseton before going to st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Eystad enjoyed
a pleasant drive through the country
districts last Sunday and visited some
of their farmer friends. "The small
grains look better at this time of the
year than I have ever before seen, -
said Mr.. Eystad. IF we have good
weather from now on think we shall
have one of the heaviest crops for
years. But corn was discouraging.
A. Rosenmarkle, one of Alberta
new and hustling young farmers,
came to town Monday to do some trad
ing and incidentally learn the condi
tion of M. Rahline who was confined
in a Chokio hospital following hiE
accident in ball game there last
Friday. 81 have known Mr.. Rah.
line for some time and was greatly
shocked to hear of the accident. -
said Rosenmarkle. 81 had news Of
his death Saturday night and was
cheered this morning to know he il
alive with fair chances of recovery
If he dies Alberta will lose a gooc
farmer and good, clean, honorable
man."
Jack Jeppesen returned this weel
from a business visit at Wilmot ant
Peever and will continue his worl
here till about October /. Upon in
formation given this column last weel
it was stated Jack was going witt
Mrs. Jeppeson to the fair. Jacl
says this is incorrect, and that he j
not married. Naturally he was sur
prised to read about himself in tina
light. This column knows no reaso
why handsome fellow like Jeppese
ehould be single with so many goo
cooks available in Alberta. Any dos
ing mamma would regard him a sub
stantial matrimonial catch and if b
has any chances lying lose hereabout
this column will print the name of tn
person who would spoil them as tn
meanest thing on earth.