Morris tribune., 1918-10-25

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Club scheduled for next Monday will
be postponed until further notice.
Two second hand Fords and other
used cars for sale cheap. Lee &
Ware. 43.
A. H. Ferrell, who travels for the
Paper Supply Co. of Minneapolis,
spent few days with his family in
Morris this week.
Miss Angeline Zahl came home
Saturday morning from Sheyenne,
N. D. Her school was closed on ac-
count of the influenza.
Loeffler e CARNEY are offering
special prices in canned and bottled
goods for this week and all of next
week. adv.
F. e. Wheaton, democratic candi-
date for governor, spent few hours
in Norris Wednesday and while here
he met several of the voters and Wis
tied with his personal friends.
Alfred A Hidde of Herman, and
well known in the northern part of
this county, was reported missing
in action" in the casualty list pub
lished Monday.
DR.. w. III. Mahaffie is spending a
couple of weeks at his home in Nor
ris, due to the fact that the DeGraff
schools, where he teaches, are closed
on account of influenza
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Luthi on Saturday but the little fell
low only lived a short time. Mrs.
Luthi has been very sick but is get
ting better.
Pushor, was killed in Minneapolis
last week in an elevator. He had
several friends in Morris but had
never lived here himself.
The. doctors of Morris report that
fuenza in this locality and they are
kept busy both night and day at
tending their patients.
Several masons from Norris went
to Benson Wednesday to attend the
fin Of 1d1,i0 uho
a member of the commandery here.
Those who went were o. c. Hanson,
Harry Adams, J. A. Lime, A. H.
Ferrell and DR.. Witwer.
1t is our plain duty to urge every
one who loves soldier to send photo
graphs for Christmas, and to send
them early and so make sure he will
have them to gladden. his heart on
Christmas morning. Voss Studio.
o. E. Smith of Hector, was Wis
itor in Morris yesterday and while
here called on e. w. Nobbs. He
owns a farm near Johnson and was
on his way there to transact busi-
ness.
Mrs. S. w. Tiebway of Chicago and
Miss Hoard of Montevideo, sisters of
Mrs. Chas. Lee, are visiting at the
Lee home until Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Lee drove to Appleton
Wednesday to get them.
Auditor Wollthan is still confined
to his home as result of his ac-
cident last week, but he is able to
sit up a little each day, altho suff-
ering with considerable pain. He
hopes to get to his Office in another
week.
John A. Bengtson went to Wolf |
Point, Montana, on Tuesday night to
look after the estate of his nephew,
Irwin Peterson, who died recently |
while en- route to Morris. Irwin left |
a half section of land and some per-
sonal property at Wolf Point.
A letter from j. E. H1ldreth enclOS- !
ing his remittance for The Tribune |
for another year states that he is |
now at Hunter, N. D., and that he |
has a barber shop, and also a pool,
billiard and soft drink parlor there,
and is enjoying good business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Baker re-
ceived two letters from their son |
Award on Wednesday. He left with
a St. Paul contingent during the |
summer and is now in France. On |
the same boat with him going over |
were John Lentz and Ed. Norton of |
Morris.
The body of John w. Van Kleek,
father-in-law of Fred Tomlin, was
brought to Morris Tuesday for burial |
Mr.. Van Kleek made his home at |