Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-02-01

City Mills. adV
DR.. G.. w. Geenty went to Herman
last Friday on professional business.
Miss Blanche Cater of Herman,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Ruth CAVITY.
Sverre Vinje froze both of his
hands quite badly one day last week
while carrying some grips to the de-
pot.
Chief of Police Ryan has been
number of days and has been unable
to get out.
A Masquerade Ball will be given
at the armory in Morris on Friday
vited to attend. adv.
Florence Nicely, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Nicely, has been
suffering this week from a case of
blood poisoning.
The two adult Bible classes of the
Methodist church were entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Slawson last
Friday evening
We have made arrangements TO
carry a line of good fresh whipping
cream, perfectly pasteurized. At the
Peoples Dairy, phone 149. advtf.
Mrs. C. E. Fields returned to her
home on the Miller farm Sunday, af
ter having been in the Morris Hos
pital for some time, where she had
an operation.
Webster Johnson of Detroit came
last Friday for a two weeks visit
with his brother, DR.. o. T. Johnson.
He has been visiting at Elbow Lake
for a few days before coming here.
Arrangements have been made to
get costumes for the Masquerade Ball
at the armory on Friday, Feb. 8.
Those wishing costumes should see
either Herb. Hanson or G. B. Sylvand-
er at once. adv.
Miss Mary Schroeder resigned her
position at the Stebbins store this
week and her place has been filed
by Miss Grace Hall. Miss Schroeder
has taken an examination for gov
eminent position and hopes to be ap-
pointed.
A. P Andersen of the firm of Cole
10 ~ Vo,,1~
for a couple of weeks. Mr.. Ander-
sen has been offered a responsible
position with the Columbia Phono-
graph Co., but has not decided yet
whether he will accept or not.
Two basket ball games were played
last Saturday night in the High
School gymnasium between the girls
and boys teams of Herman and Nor
ris. In the boys game the score was
II to in favor of Morris. The Her.
man girls won by score of IL to z.
The Red Cross entertainment CIV
en- last Thursday evening at the Or
pheum theatre by the Freshmen class
y of the Morris High School was well
attended and was a big success. The
proceeds after expenses were paid
amounted to about $50 and this
money will be used by the Junior
Red Cross to help carry on their
work.
Very little sickness has been ex-
perienced in Morris and vicinity for
the past several months, but lately
there has developed number of
cases of pneumonia, which reminds
people that they should be careful
when they catch cold. The chill
dren of James Johnson, August An
derson and Axel Siedenblad have all
been suffering with pneumonia, but
are getting better.
A man by the name of Ole Olson,
whose home is at Willmar, jumped
from a moving passenger train We'd
nesday morning near Hancock. He
was in the CUSTODY of a deputy
sheriff of Traverse county, who had
arrested the fellow at Tintah for
petty crimes, and was either drunk
or crazy. He wandered around the
country nearly all day and was found
towards evening quite badly frozen.
The new advisory board held its
first meeting Wednesday afternoon
and eleven men were examined.
Most of the men who appear before
this board are those who are dis
satisfied with the results of the ex-
animation of the local board DR..
Leuty is chairman of this advisory
hoard and Dr. Johnson Of Norris is
also a member. The next meeting OF
the board will be held tomorrow.