Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-08-13

CITY NEWS ITEMS |
For Sale-One team of colts com
ing four and five years old. Phone
227. adv.
For Sale. -Residence property or
house and swo lots. Inquire of 4. ).
Slawson. adv31tf.
Lost.-A lavaliere valued as
keepsake. Return to Mrs. Geo. TAFT
for reward. adv.
Mrs. W. ]. Kohl returned on Satur-
day from Hancock, where she has been
nursing for the past three weeks.
For Sale.-One hard .eoal burner;
also three-burner gasoline range.
Phone 227, Mrs. M. Hennessy. adv.
Paige Tripp came down from st.
Johns, N. D., the first of the week
and will spend few days with rela-
tives and friends in Morris.
Mrs. Axel Sedenblad was removed
to the Starbuck hospital where she
was operated upon last Wednesday.
The cause of her ailment was append
icitis.
Dogs and white socks for men are
in disrepute at Hancock. Both have
been declared public nuisance along
with book agents and backdoor PAN
handlers.
Mrs. Frank Bruner returned the
first uf the week from Rochester
where she went to see her father who
is confined at hospital following
recent operation.
Wenzel Bartos returned Friday eve
ming from a business trip to Kalispell,
Mont. where he spent week. He
states crops in that section looked fine
and that business conditions were
improving rapidly.
The Degree of Honor lodge will
give their first annual Kensington on
Monday afternoon and evening, Aug.
%. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend and bring their work. A
small sum will be charged.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Krause left
Wednesday for Warwick, N, D.,
where Mr.. Krause will engage in the
hardware business. Mrs. Krause has
been visiting with her parents> Mr..
and Mrs. D. T. Wheaton. since re-
turning from the hospital at Starbuck.
Mrs. John Ryan sustained painful
injuries one day last week when she
fell down a flight of stairs at the
home of her daughter. Mrs Jack
Smith. Mrs. Ryan was picked up un-
conscious at the foot of the, stairs
and mas been confined 70 her bed since
the accident.
Joe Meyer returned to- Minneapolis
Tuesday evening after short busi-
ness visit to Morris. q MI. Meyer
stated Minneapolis was expecting a
record breaking attendance at the
state fair this year, and that business
conditions were improving rapidly
in the cities. "a z>n r.
The department Of agriculture at
Washington has issued its crop estim-
ate covering Minnesota. The figures
were completed Aug. 1 and gives the
state 1,14O, 900 bushels winter wheat,
and SO, 900, 900 bushels spring wheat
Local crop experts would have ar
ranged the figures differently.
Work was commenced last week On
the depression of east Fifth straet
in front of the new high schoo
building. The street will be low.
cred about two feet and the lowering
of the sidewalk on the north side o:
the street will follow in few days
A cement sidewalk is being laid along
the south side.
N. Vinje announces a giganti
clearance sale on mems and boys
clothing and other articles of mer
chandise sold at the Vinje store. Al
expert clothing salesman will be il
charge of the sale and some extroard
mary prices will prevail. A page ad
Vertisement in the Tribune today tell
of the sale and quotes some of tn
prices. 20.
Practically every doctor in Morri
in his assertion That the cause of niue