Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-10-08
NOTES OF LOCAL !. INCIDENTS
AND
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST

4NA w ~ vi LIN
Girl Wanted For general homework.
Mrs. H. E. Stensland. adv36-tf.
Wanted. "A good girl for. general
homework. Mrs. S. A. Flaherty.
advtf.
Have you tried the ideal summer
fuel? Let US send you a trial order.
GeibCarl Company. adv.
The Rebekah Sewing Circle will
meet with Mrs. VIM. Richards next
Friday afternoon, Oct. 18th.
See the famous picture of New York
life, "The Heart Of a Painted Wo-
man." at the Orpheum Sunday after
noon and,evening. adv.
Earl Brabender, who has been
working for !. Staples in Synnes dur
ing the summer, was in Morris yes
terday enroute to his home near Mllaca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Danielson
came up from Willmar Friday and
spent several days in Morris and
while here they saw the sights at the
county fair.
Mr.. and Ms. John Meyers returned
from their honeym CON trip Monday and
are making their home temporarily
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Carney.
F. c. ajerus has sold out his pool
and billiard hall to ]. F. Abrams, of
White Fish. Mont. Mr.. Abrams took
charge yesterday. Mr.. Maierus is
undecided just what his future plans
will be.
Notice. will be working in the
country for few weeks. but will con
tinue to do tire repairing. Customers
please leave work with Hogan Decor
ating Co. or 7. H Mcguire. H. R.
Hall. adv.
Mrs. c. R. Foss returned on We'd
nesday night from a visit at Mankato
and will spend some further time with
her mother, Mrs. Eugenia Morrison.
before returning to her home in Wash
ington state. j..
Harry C. Olson has turned all the
heavy work over to his partner at
the garage this week and for good
measure will also let him do all the
joy riding. The fact is that Harry
has been on the sick list but is keep
ing all his troubles to himself.
H. F. Devereaux, contractor
from Chicago and brother of W. ].
Devereaux who lives near Alberta,
was in the citY&this week and while
here purchased a quarter section of
fine farm land north of this city for
which he paid $58 per acre. Mr..
DeVereaux expects to erect suitable
farm buildings and a modern farm
home.
W. ]. Bailey has been confined to
his home as the result of serious
bruises sustained in a fall while doing
carpenter work at his home last Fri.
day. Bailey can never be still, anyhow,
he's always got to be doing some.
thing. His little p. accident may be
painful but it serves Friend Bailey
right and will probably give him {
little deserved rest.
Frank Bush left Sunday night fol
Minneapolis where he will spend 9
week before going to Nebraska for the
winter He has spent the summer
here in the interests of silo company
and has been successful in his mis-
sionary work. Like James Hill Bust
believes silos mean prosperity and he
will return to Morris next year il
hopes, of finding more customers.
Frank Hancock spent Tuesday il
Morris while on his way to Ellendal'
from, Minneapolis where he spent tel
days on business. He is building tn
newsschool house at Glendale and i
WILDE we'll into December before h.
finishes the job and returns to Morri
with Mrs. Hancock. Mr.. HancocI
stated he was much interested in tn
progress of the campaign at Mime
apolis and remained to see the doing
on election day.