Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-05-10

Lumber Co. If.
The order of the Eastern Star will
meet in the Masonic Hall Tuesday
evening, May IA, at o'clock
H. N. Morken moved last week to
Dumont, Mimi, where he has taken
charge of the Jones Lumber Company
yard.
Frank E. Balmer, of st. Paul, who
has charge of the county agent work
in the state, visited in Morris last
Sunday.
P. S. Nash, county agent of Stew
ems county, is in st. Paul today at
tending meeting of all the county
agents of Central Minnesota.
Want to sell your old car? List
it with us. Also see us when you
want to buy a used car. Buick
Agency, Morris. If.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schweichard
visited friends in Morris Monday.
They were on their way to Mrs.
Schweichard's parents home at Roy
alton.
Master Robert Utne celebrated his
4th birthday Tuesday and invited in
several of his playmates to help en-
joy the event.
Some of the finest books on War
Fiction are now on sale at Sylvand-
er's Drug Store. Private Peat"
cover the Top" Holding the Line"
and others. Call and see them adv.
L. o. Pearson came Saturday night
for weeks visit with relatives. He
was on his way to his home in
Thunder Hawk, S. D., having spent
the winter in Los Angeles, California.
B. e. Adams of Iowa Falls, Iowa,
came to Morris last Saturday with a
bunch of land men. He returned
home Monday making the trip both
ways by auto.
Word was received in Morris Tues
day that Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Heating
of Graceville were the proud parents
of baby boy born on the 9Th. Mrs.
Heating was formerly Miss Blanche
Flaherty.
3 VIM. Wendt, who has been visit
ing at his parental home near DON
nelly, returned yesterday to Mo
bridge, South Dakota, where he
works for the Milwaukee road.
The total receipts from the De-
clamatory and Spelling Contest were
$500 and after paying the expenses
of S45.60 there was balance Of
Junior Red Cross. 55
Frank Torrey, son of Mrs. Mary
Torrey, has just completed course
in veterinary school at Chicago and
left Wednesday night for Revillo, S.
D., where he will take up his prac-
tice He visited all last week with
his mother in Morris.
There will be barn dance at
Barney Bahnsen's Friday night, May
10. Orchestra music will be furnished.
Everybody come and have a good
= time. The time will be just as you
make it. adv.
Miss Mildred Ortman, who teaches
in District No. 8, held basket So
cia1 for the Junior Red Cross recent
ly and turned in 1885. This is re-
markab1e considering the fact that
she only has nine pupils. Miss Nora
Landers, teacher in Dist SO has also
turned in 1858 to the Junior Red
Cross, raised at basket social.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church of America will be
entertained by Mrs. August Huebner,
ST., Mrs. A. G. Satter and Mrs. G.
Flatner at the home of Mrs. F1atner,
100 E. 9Th st. Thursday afternoon,
May 16.
DR.. D. W. Kohler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Kohler, of Morris, who has
been located at Albany, has enlisted
in the medical corps of the service
and left Tuesday for Camp Macarthur,
Texas. Before leaving Albany he
was given big farewell by the peo-
pie of that town.
Mrs. f. A. Hancock received short
letter this week from Perry Cook, of
DonnelIy, who recently went to Camp
Dodge, and he said, II got here and
am o. K. and like it fine. This
was saving q good deal in a few