Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-12-20

Leave orders for cut flowers for
Christmas at the Morris Bakery. adv.
Mrs. F. Rossiter returned from
visit in the cities Wednesday.
A. Stoneberg is looking after his
farm interests in Eldorado this week.
Grant E. Mann of Camp Funston,
Kansas, was guest at the Andrew
Stoneberg home Saturday.
Get your whipping cream for
Christmas and New Years at the
Peoples Dairy. Ross Newberry,
Prop. adv.
Miss Pauline Lord will arrive in
Morris today from Moorhead where
she attends normal, to spend the holt
days with her parents.
Jim Lawler moved this week into
the residence which he recently pur-
chased. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wells have
moved into his old house.
John Mankey came home from
Milwaukee Wednesday,, having re-
ceived his discharge from the Stud
ents Army Training Corps.
The Keep to the Right" signs
have been removed from the streets
and the order will not be enforced
again until next spring.
twenty-five per cent off on all
castings, tubes and chains during
Christmas and New Years holidays.
Stevens County Oil Co. adv.
Miss Marion Hanson is expected
home today from South Saltwater
to spend the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hanson.
Mrs. Harry Olson and daughter,
Lucille, went to Shakopee last Friday.
Mrs. Olson intends to stay at the
sanitorium for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Paul Cartwright has been
wright has left his work at the Stone
Implement Co. Office to take care of
her.
Mrs. J. r. Kruger is slowly re-
covering from pneumonia and her
friends will be glad to know that she
is expected to improve daily from now
on.
Miss Edna Hanson has recovered
from the influenza, but the disease
has affected her hearing. She is
gradually recovering and hopes to be
entirely over the trouble in a few
weeks.
The Merchants Hotel is making
special arrangements for Christmas
dinner at six o'clock this year. Spe-
cial Christmas decorations and large
Christmas tree. Reservations for
table room can be made up to .. m.
adv.
Henry Dushek has returned from
Camp Grant and is visitingwith his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dushek
After the first of the year he will re-
turn to st. Paul to resume his posi-
ton as deputy internal revenue col
lector.
Jim Lawler was a visitor in Min
neapolis and st. Paul Wednesday.
While there he called on Ed. Kennedy
at Fort Smelling and found him get
ting along fine. He expects to get
furlough in a few days and will
spend the holidays in Morris.
The National Guard Company will
drill at the armory this evening for
the first time in many weeks. On &C
count of the flu the company has not
held regular drill, but the boys will
get down to business with a new
vigor during the winter months.
A friend here has received letter
from Sgt. Jas. F. Munro stating that
he came within five hours of getting
into battle. His regiment spent some
time on quiet sector, and was then
started for the battle, but just before
their arrival, the armistice was
signed.
Miss Helen Matteson came Tuesday
from Minneapolis where she has been
attending school and will visit for
few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Zahl, the guest Of Miss
ha
night for her home at Cheyenne, N.
D., to spend Christmas.
The young ladies attending the st.
Cloud normal are expected home the
end of the week to spend Christmas
and New Years. They are Margaret