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

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Margaret Ora who has been visiting
here for some time returned to her
home with them.
R. E. TuIly, representing the
Continental Insurance Company, was
here Wednesday, adjusting the losses
of j. P. Steinfort, T. H. Onstad
and Tony Lies.
The ]. B. Club surprised Mrs. On
stad at her home Wednesday evening.
All present report a very enjoyable
time.
Clutch Whittemore Jr. was very i'll
the first part of the week. DR..
Caine of Morris, was called Wed
nesday night but fortunately nothing
serious came of the illness.
F. Betcker, G. N. agent at Camp
bell has been visiting at the Swartz
home the past week.
]. Griffith and wife, F. E. Shepard
and wife, Mrs. Corrigan and Mr.. and
Mrs. WaIz all of Morris, at
tended the supper given at the Tosney
home Wednesday evening.
MIR. Shellinger is in receipt of a
letter from the Wright Entertainment
Course, stating that if the committee
can find building they will give
their numbers here for door receipts
minus the hall rent. This certainly
seemed a good proposition and the
committee met Saturday evening
and decided to take the matter up.
Mr.. Onstad has rented his house
to Mr.. Kjhemus. The latter's family
will return from Cottonwood the first
of December.
C. B. Kloos and j. C. Phifer autoed
to Evansville Wednesday to look after
land interests.
Friends of Fred Olson, former sta
tion agent here, will be interested to
know that he is married and living at
Beardsley.
Britt Kloos went to St. Paul the
first of the week with a carload of
stock. During the trip he had an at
tack Of acute appendicitis and immed-
lately upon his arrival in the city had
to be taken to the hospital for an
operation. Latest reports say that
he is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Larson moved
into the house just completed on the
Folkins farm last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bloom and son
Elvine were Morris business callers
Thursday.
Miss Minnie Henricks and mother
were Morris business callers Saturday
afternoon.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding ball of Frank Ernst and Minnie
Henricks for Wednesday Nov. % in
Linne's hall, Morris.
Joe Ernst shipped two carloads OF
stock Wednesday.
Emil King left the first of the
week for New Salem, N. D., to visit
with his brother, J. H. King.
Rev. hobbs will preach in the Pres.
byterian church Sunday afternoon,
Dec. 3, at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Waggoner is rushing the work
on the basement Of his building. H
expects to have the work so vel
underway that in the spring there
will be no delay. He plans on
brick building 100 #. long by SO #
wide.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Davis visitet
friends in Morris, Wednesday.
The Misses Anna and Magdaleni
Ulrich spent Tuesday at the Knuppls
home in Morris.
| Emil Olson went to Morris Thurs
day to see the dentist.
Mrs. Onstad expected to leaveWed
nesday for Clarified where she will
spend Thanksgiving with her son.
The Donnelly Shippers Association
organized last June is making ar
rangements for the fall marketing O
all farm produce. They will hold
meeting Dec. 2, and every farmer o
the community is urged to be presen
whether personally interested or not
Emil Olson has moved his tonsor
ial apparatus into the original barbe
shop, adjoining the Wright Restaur
ant.
Mr.. diversion has moved his famil,
into the Koziol house in the northern
part of town.
Rev. Stever preached at the Long
fellow Church Sunday. Several from
here attended the services.
F. Lindberg, of Graceville trans
acted business in this city Thursday
W. Clark came up from Mime
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