Morris tribune., 1918-12-06
Local News Items

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Photographs for Christmas? Of
course. advtf.
Let Lee & Ware do your tire re-
pairing. They will do it right 48-49
Miss Bernice Wilcox has resumed
her duties at the Stebbins store, after
an illness with Influenza
The Quality Cards are conceded
to be the finest Christmas cards
made. Get them at the H. B. Lund
store. adv.
Fred Majerus returned Saturday
from Wyndmere, N. D., and is now
working at the GeibCarl Lumber
Co. yard.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday morning to extinguish a
small chimney fire at the home Of
Theo. Storck.
Mrs. A. Lund has the sympathy of
her friends in the death of her sister,
Mrs. L. B. Stocking of Belgrade,
Mimi, who died Nov. 10.
Miss Elsa Wol1than returned to
the st. Cloud normal Monday, after
having been at home for couple of
months to help her father.
Miss Margaret Burpee returned to
st. Cloud Monday to resume her
studies at the Normal, having been
at home for Thanksgiving.
The Fay Hall family have nearly
recovered from their recent attack of
influenza. Mrs. Garberick took splen-
did care of them during their Illness
Miss Helen Shepard went to St.
Cloud Monday to re-enter the Norm
al. She expected to go the first of
the year but on account of sickness
was compelled to remain at home.
Miss Leta Hayes left Friday for
Hazel, N. D., to teach school, and
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes received
a message that she was very sick and
they left Immediately to be with her.
The remains of A. A. Delong of
Chokio, who died last week from in
fuenza, were brought to Morris last
Friday for interment. Mr.. Delong
was manager of one of the lumber
yards in Chokio.
Cars at cost. We need the floor
space and offer two new Maxwells
and one new Chalmers at cost If |
taken before Dec. Is. Also num-
Der Of used cars at bargain prices. t
Come in and see them. Lee & Ware, !
Norris, MINI. 48-49. |
L. G.. Morley of Minor, N. D., was
visitor in Morris last week. He |
was formerly manager of the Geib-
Carl Lumber Co. in this city and |
firm. He now has charge of several
yards in North Dakota for the Geib-
Carl people.
On account of several of the oper-
ators being sick at the local North
western Telephone Office Miss Nc
Bride of Sank Center and Miss Bower
0f FOL al |
situation. Both of these young la
dies returned to their homes yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zahl received
a wire from their son Lawrence Mon
day stating that he had just arrived
in New York from England. He left
on Nov. rs and was just one week
on the water. He is now at Camp
Mills and should be home by Christ
mas.
Walter Bengtson returned home
from Camp Dodge last week, after
being in the service for four months.
He speaks very highly of the treat
AeHt ue Iece1yeu III the army ana
liked it fine. He said the drilling
was quite strenuous at times, but
he would enlist again if he had the
chance.
Private Ivan Frederickson, one of ]
the limited service draftees who has I
been assisting in the local draft t
l.
to spend Thanksgiving with his par {
ents. He returned to Morris Monday '
and expects to receive orders soon
which will muster him out of the SER
vice for good. q
Several cases Of influenza broke ,
out at the Agricultural School this ,
wook mostly onopc tho houS hut fto | {