Morris tribune., 1918-01-18

Editor Shipman of Donnelly, was
business visitor in Morris Monday
Fancy Ben Davis and Gano ap-
Piles, $500 per barrel while they
last. I. G. Danielson Store. adv.
c. r. A. Scobey and o. c. Hanson
went to st. Paul Monday to attend
the Masonic Order
George A. Knutson from Inverness.
Montana, has been here since the
New Year visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Knutson.
VIM Hope went to Willmar Wed
nesday to visit the Royal Command
cry Chapter Of the Masonic order
and to see them put on some of their
work
The Catholic Ladies will have a
food sale in the Merhants Hotel on
Saturday, Jan. 10. Many articles of
food will be on sale and everybody is
invited to attend.
r. o. Miller, of Langdon, n. D.,
was here over Sunday to visit with
H. E. Stensland. Mr. Miller was
formerly manager of the Lampert
Lumber Co. yard in Morris.
A card from fred H. Reding says
that he is now at the Mud Bath San
itarium at Jordan, Mimi, and is TAX
ing treatment Tor his rheumatism.
Il think it is going to fix me up all
right as 1 am feeling pretty good
now" says Fred.
The Queen Esthers met Monday
night at the home of Miss Eva Hayes
and fourteen out of the eighteen !
members were present Mrs Ma
hattie has charge of the Queen Esther !
Circle now and new activities are
planned for the future
Walker Towle will leave Sunday |
for Chicago to purchase some of his !
spring goods and also attend the !
buyers and dry goods convention |
which opens on the 28th. He will |
stop at Peoria, ILL.,, on his way home |
to visit with his brother
DR.. Robertson, president of the |
Wesley College at Grand Forks, N.
D., was in Norris Tuesday to visit
with old friends He had been in
Minneapolis on business and stopped
off here on his way home. Mr.. Rob
ertson was former minister in the
Methodist church of Morris thirty
one years ago.
The local Red Cross Chapter re-
ceiVed letter this week from A. A
Miller, located at the School of
Military Aeronautics, Urbana, Him
OILS, in which he says: II wish to ex-
tend to the American Red Cross and
kind donor my deepest appreciation
for the sweater which I received
through the Supply Officer"
The members of the Freshmen
class of the Norris High School will
give a benefit program at the Or
pheum Theatre next Tuesday eve-
ming, Jan. %, at 7:45. Tickets are
now on sale at Csc, 35c and soc.
The proceeds of this entertainment
will be used to carry on the work
of the Junior Red Cross and every
body should buy a ticket and help
the good work along.
N. Vinje returned the latter part
of last week from Hendrum and Ada,
where he had been on business and
to visit relatives. He had been in
terested in clothing store with his
son-in-law, G.. W. Anderson, at Hen
dunn and they have decided to close {
out their business there and Mr.. An
derson will come to Morris to take
the place recently vacated by Mr.. P. ]
Peterson in the Vinje Clothing Co. ]
store He expects to be here in five '
or six weeks.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve supper at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Bost, two and half
miles north of Morris, on Wednesday
evening, Jan. %. This is sort of
a farewell event in honor of the
Bost's, who expect to leave Morris ]
very soon. A cordial invitation is /
extended to everybody to attend. s
Teams will be provided for all who |
wish to go and they will leave Ar s
Wigs Variety Store at 700 O'Clock. s
A charge of Csc will be made and s
this will pay for the ride and supper.
A change took place at the Weum
Clothing Co. store this week, when
the firm name was changed to Weum,