Morris tribune., 1917-04-06


Mrs. P. H. Foley Tuesday evening.
Miss Agnes Peterson has been at
the McNelis home the past few days.
L. P. Norby went to St. Paul on
business Friday evening, returning
Monday
T. A. Maanum and Geo. Fougeron
were at Norris between trains We'd
nesday.
Miss Hazel Gulbranson is expected
home Monday for a visit with her
parents.
Miss Mary Foley went to Morris
Wednesday morning, returning the
same day.
P. H. Foley went to Morris Mon
day morning, returning on the eve
ming train.
Mrs. A. H. Andert went to Morris
Wednesday morning, remaining un-
til Friday.
Frank Vogel of Chokio, and Frank
Walsh of Graceville, we're in town
Tuesday afternoon.
A. H. Andert has just completed
painting his residence on the east
side. c. J. Morse was the artist.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of AL
berta will meet with Mrs. L. M. Lar
son next Thursday, April 18th. All
ladies are cordially invited.
Several drove to Norris last Sun
day evening to see the passion play
given in the Catholic church. They
report very interesting and instruc-
tive entertainment.
Frank Griffith of Morris was dis
tributing Bartles Scott oil in the
city Tuesday. Frank has lots of old
time friends in Alberta that are al
ways pleased to see him.
Several of our local WOodmen
went to Chokio Tuesday evening
where a banquet and installation of
officers were held in the Chokio
camp. They all report very nice
time
Bills are out announcing a dance
to be given in Brauns hall Wednes-
day, April 18th. Music will be furn-
AOAACN ny A'LOO4 . OCIACLp1lOlIC 1CuCOII d
of Willmar. This is a very fine or
chestra and will no doubt draw a
large crowd.
When youngsters like Ryland and
Marvin Foley decide that successful
farming is a success it is time for
older ones to take notice. The boys
have decided to plant about an acre
to potatoes and seem to be very care
full in securing the best of seed.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Treischel Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. P H. Foley
Sunday. During the afternoon Mrs.
Treischel joined the Cribbage Club
and with the able assistance of T. M.
Lotus of the G. N. trimmed some of
the famous cribbage sharks of the
village.
District No. 10 decided Satur-
day to allow another weeks school
vacation on account of the bad roads.
Prof. Grafelman succeeded in reach
ing all the teachers Saturday by tele-
phone and telegraph so they could
all enjoy another week with those
nearest and dearest to them.
A number of young girls of the
city gave farewell party at Lem
merman's hall Wednesday evening
in honor of several young men that
expect to go to Montana the last of
the week. The entertainment was
very we'll planned and carried out.
Everyone had splendid time.
Hugh O'Brian has resigned his
position in the Chris Eystad butcher
shop. Hugh has several good offers
at block work from several different
points. He has almost decided to &c
to Wisconsin where he will have
charge Of a shop. We hope he may
meet with all expectations in the
Gopher state
At meeting of TRUSTEES in charge
of the fire protection movement and
village council Monday night it was
decided to put in two four hundred
barrel cisterns one at Andert's corn
er and one near the Alberta State
Bank. This will make a decided i'm.
prOVement in the way of fire protec
ton for the village
Inc north end don't seem to be as
industrious as the opposite end Of
Alberta if reports are true In the
south part Of town the ladies have
all joined the w. w. w. WV. Lodge
meaning 1--WE will work, won't we?'
In the north end we hear from gooC
authority the ladies are forming {
lodge of the same initials but mean
ing eve won't work, will WEI"
Several of our young men expec
to go west to Montana and Idaho thu
last of the week to look over tn
country with view of locating i
the Wild West should meet all ex
pectations. Those who expect t,
make the trip are Gilbert Gulbran
son, Geo. FarweIl, Jr., Ed. Spauld
ing, c. ]. Morse and John Toske W.
hate to loose our friends and asso
ciatnS hut hone the vO11np mon ma,