Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-12-01
Jill Hround The County

Tom Jacobson, who has been at
Granite Falls, for some time, returned
Friday.
Mr.. Waggoner and daughter Aman-
da, autoed to GraceviIIe Friday to
bring Miss Rosalie home for her
Thanksgiving vacation.
Frank Weltzin returned from Gran
lite Falls and Montevideo, Friday.
The Literary Society held its first
meeting in the school house Friday
evening. Owing to the fact that there
was misunderstanding about the
date, there was not as large crowd
as was expected. The meeting was
called to order by Pres. Mac Davis
who gave a short opening speech.
During the business meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Pres,
Mac Davis; Vice Pres, Miss Perkins !;
Sect. Miss Mclaughlin; Treas,
Miss Odson. 1t was decided that a
meeting be held every two weeks on
Friday in the school house.
Mr.. Shellinger. Mrs. j. W. Schmidt
and Mr.. Mecklenberg were appointed
the program committee for the next
meeting. Misses Frances Wroot and
Flossie Shauls sang a beautiful duet
followed by a debate, Resolved that
Women should have full suffrage.
Miss Mclaughlin and Mr.. Shellinger
supported the affirmative, Miss 3D.
son and Mr.. Ellens the negative. The
decision was given in favor of the
affirmative. The next meeting will
be Dec. 9 and every one is invited
to attend.
Tony Lies returned from Mime
apolis, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis transacted
business in Morris, Saturday.
Max Dornquist was a Morris bust
ness caller, Saturday.
Emil Aaumson returned from the
cities, Saturday night.
1t has been requested that we cor.
rect an error made in the notes last
week. The Puritan Art Circle die
not give the party for Mrs. Onstad anC
Mrs. Hills last Monday evening. We
are sorry to have made this mistake
and take this means of righting it,
Godfrey Peterson and wife were il
Morris on business, Saturday.
Kyle Pushor spent the week end al
his home, returning to Morris, Mon
day.
Mrs. Milford and Miss Leons
Kuntzelman were Morris business call
ers, Saturday.
Friends of Mildred Smith will bt
glad to hear that she is again able
to attend to her school duties.
Joe Fritz transacted business il
Morris Saturday.
Miss Jennie Gregerson returne
from Herman Saturday. She is help
ing Mrs. j. Hilla.
John swenson was Morris bust
ness caller Saturday.
Mrs. j. E. Peterson, Mrs. j. W
Schmidt, son Clinton and Lucille Nc
Laughlin antoed to Morris with Tor
Mclaughlin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Falkins were Morri
business callers, Saturday evening
Several of Mrs. Peterson's friend
gathered at her home Saturday eve
ming for good time. The evenin
was spent playing cards after whic
an excellent lunch was served
The guests departed in the 1--WE
sma' hours" voting Mrs. Peterson
royal entertainer.
Tony Lies and Bill Anderson drov
to Morris Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. H. Sherstad was a Morri
caller, Saturday.
The Basket Social at the Borril
school Friday night was a success SOC
tally and financially. After supper the
cleared the building and spent til
rest of the evening in a good old tim
dance. The net proceeds were $33 .OC
Margaret Stenger spent Sunday q
her home in Morris.
Mrs, Falkins entertained Mr.. an
Mrs. Onstad at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Seamans is improvin
from her recent iIlnesss.
E. E. Peck, of Morris was bus
ness caller here Monday.
Mr.. Shellinger and Stanley Lea
autoed to Hoffman Monday evening
The latter left his car there for RI
pairs. Bill Shauers of Hoffma
brought them home.
The Misses Carr left for a thre
months visit in Iowa.
Misses Odson and Perkins attende
church at Longfellow Sunday.