Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-12-31

with pleasure in the twin cities this
week.
"Hack" Mamie is spending the
week at Saltwater where he is the
holiday guest of friends.
William Hagerman came up from
Minneapolis last week to spend the
holidays with his mother.
Mrs. L. C. Spooner is guest at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. D.
Barrett, at Minneapolis over the holi-
days.
Sheriff Zahl went to Minneapolis
Monday where he has been in attend
ance at the sessions of the state
sheriff's convention.
When in Minneapolis be sure and
Aisit the Hotel Radisson Roof Garden
and Silhouette Room. Famous show
places of the Northwest adv.
Harry and Richard Quilliam arrived
here last week from Rhame, N. D.,
and will spend part of the winter
with relatives and friends in Morris.
Misses Agnes and Florence Newell
came up from the twin cities last
week to spend their holiday vacation
with their mother, Mrs. A. C.
Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Felz and daugh-
ter, Harriet, OF Donnelly, were Christ
mas guests at the home of Mrs. Hen
rietta Knupple where family Christ
mas tree was an enjoyable number en-
the program.
Walter Hanson came over from
Cyrus last week and spent several
days at the Jones Lumber Offices
where he assisted in checking up the
years business. Walter has charge
of the Jones yards at Cyrus.
Miss Sophia Mcknight combined
business with pleasure at Minneapolis
this week where she spent Christmas
at the homes of relatives and friends
and while there took occasion to pick
out stock of spring millinery.
Misses Inez. Vera and Maud Slaw-
son are here to spend their holiday
vacation at the home of their parents.
The young ladies are successful teach
ers in the schools at Verdi and Lake
Benton, this state and at Cando, N.
D. ..-~... &c.. 49,
William Markle has severed his
connections at the Stevens County Pro-
duce where he has been employed for
about year and half. He went tc
Litchfeld last week where he spent
the holidays and where he expects tc
take position as expert egg GAMBLER
at produce establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Zahl have hac
the pleasure of a visit from Mrs
Zahl's brother-in-law, Bait Sharkey
and daughter Vida, who were here
from Canada. They left Tuesday
morning for Grand Rapids, Wiscon
sin, to visit other relatives and tt
make their future home there.
F. D. Glover, station agent a
Campbell, has been unceremoniousl.
fired. When he came down to worl
a few mornings ago ne found anothe
man at the desk to greet him AM
appraise him of the fact that tn
Great Northern had deciced to dis
pense with his services. Merchant
at Campbell are circulating petition
to have Glover reinstated.
Monsieur LaGrippe, supposed nativ
of Russia who has been calling O
Morris people for the past thre
weeks, is still here although his de
parture was expected with the arrivs
of the snow. He is joined this wee
by another undesirable friend VIII
will remain-nobody knows how long
His name is Chicken Pox and he
the guest at several homes in Morris
Mrs. A. H. Terrell was taken
the Starbuck hospital last Frids
where she was operated upon fl
stomach troubles. Her condition t.
day is much improved and her recover
is assured. The Ferrells have bee
quite unfortunate during the presel
Christmas season. Miss Evalyn al
Walter were both sick abed for seve
al days and the gloom was intensifi'
when Mrs. Terrell was compelled
go to the hospital.
Henry Berg came over from Payne
vile Saturday evening and spent Su
day with friends in Morris. Henry
doing we'll at Paynesville where
has charge of a prescription case