Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-02-19

AL INCIDENTS H
Nd II
AL INTEREST
Mrs. S. M. Arvig is spending the
week at Ortonville.
Lost.-A Scotch collie pup. Finder
please notify Carl Muckler. adv.
For Sale. Range. heater, gasoline
range all for $25, Mrs. H. E. Meyer.
adv2t.
Mrs. B. E. Adams is spending a
short time at hospital in Minneapolis
for medical treatment.
Girl wanted for general housework
Apply to B. E: Adams Residence
adv.
If you want good candy and haven't
got the money, we will take diamonds
Morris Handy Kitchen. adv.
Six room house for rent, barn, els
tern. Across from East side school.
Mrs. NJ. Hennessy. adv1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Omen in the
town of Scott, welcomed a bright
baby girl at their home Thursday of
last week.
For honest test, honest weights and
market price, bring your cream, eggs.
poultry. hides furs and to US. Stevens
County Produce Co. adv
Mrs. C. L. Young went to Mime
apolis Saturday and is spending the
week with friends. Mr., Young is
doing double duty at the store during
Mrs. Young's absence. ...... ~.
The team Of horses belonging to the
city has been transferred to the Zahl
livery barns where they are now being
cared for. The transfer was made on
the request Of the fire department.
Chas., Freeman .has.been elected to
fill the Office of captain of the indie.
pendent basket ball club and assumed
the responsibility yesterday. In the
matter of basket ball Charley has few
equals and few superiors and the boys
feel confident for the future. =.
|, S: 3. Cleland came up from the
Central Agricultural Station at Ham,
line, last week, and is assisting Coun.
ty Agent Hawk. MIR. Cleland is here
for the purpose of further promoting
farm management work recently I'M
dertaken by the state department. <
= A three-day conference of the Free
Lutheran church in the Willmar dis
trict was held at the church three
miles north of Donnelly this week and
among the pastors who took part il
the meetings was Rev. A.. Olson, Of
this city. The conference was at
tended by large delegations from the
various churches and the !. meetings
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closed last evening. ::-.......-......-
A birthday surprise party was held
on one of the Bearl boys at the Rearl
farm dn Framnas Tuesday evsnsngs last
week when the. house was filed, to,
overlooking by the neighbors and.
other friends. The evening was de-;
voted to dancing of the, old-fashioned
popular kind and the old folks en-
joyed the program immensely. Re-
freshments were served. ~. -
ChCkio whist players are anxious to
tackle the Morris bunch and are MAX
ing arrangements for series of games
Chokio feel that the beating given
Hancock in two battles could not
be duplicated with the Chokio states
men sitting at the tables. Among
others who are anxious to meet the
Morris whist players is the Boyle
Eastman crowd from Glenwood. -
Miss Lillian Watzke left for Chi
cage Friday evening after having
spent the past six weeks at the home
of her parents in Norris Miss Watzke
will enter a Chicago wholesale millin-
cry establishment till the spring sea-
son opens and it is probable that she
will 60 to the southern states for
next spring and summer. She has
several attractive offers from Texas