Morris tribune., 1918-03-15

Charlie Vaughn made business
trip to Iowa last week.
Mrs. Frank Fulton, who lives
about 5 miles northeast of Morris,
is very sick with pneumonia.
Andrew Hanson of Holstein, Iowa,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Arvig
few days this week.
Mrs. L. c. Spooner has been suffer-
ing this week with an ulcer of the
right eye.
John Lent was called to Denver,
Col, last Saturday on account Of the
death of a sister.
The Home Guards of Morris are
advertising a Social Dance at the
armory for this evening.
M B. Mclaughlin of Austin was
in Morris Tuesday on business con-
nected with his farm south Of the
city.
I. T. Siverts went to Long Prairie
Monday on a several days business
trip in the interests of the Morris
Construction Co.
c. G. Erstad, Farley Tosney, T.
Mclaughlin and J. Mclaughlin, all
of Donnelly, we're business visitors in
Morris Wednesday.
The Boys and Girls Basket Ball
teams of Morris went to Cyrus We'd
nesday evening and defeated the
teams of that town.
Mrs. William Eastman burned her !
left arm very severely the first of the
week with lime, but is getting along
very we'll.
Miss Kate Thompson, who works
at the Stevens County Bank, has been
confined to her bed this week with
sickness.
Mrs. F. A. Hancock has been in
Minneapolis several days this week
attending meeting of the Women's
state organization for handling the
liberty loan.
W. H Cherry went to st. Paul
Sunday night to be with his father, |
who underwent an operation for !
ulcer of the stomach on Monday at
the st. Luke's Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Meyer are the |
proud parents of a baby girl born
last Thursday at Window, where |
Mrs. Meyer had gone for a visit with !
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy knight and
children returned to their home in
Harvey, N. D., Wednesday, after a |
couple of weeks visit with Mrs. |
Knights's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Suckstorff.
Joe Moser who lives about ten |
miles southwest of Morris is build
ing a fine new barn this spring and |
at present is busy hauling the lum-
Der from Morris. He has been MAX
ing a trip to town nearly every day |
this week.
Supt. Utne, Miss Patricia Hart, !
Miss Rosa Winkelman and Miss Mar
garet Ryan attended a meeting Of the |
Central Minnesota Educational Asso-
citation at st. Cloud last Friday and |
Saturday and they report an excel |
lent program.
An improvement is being made at /
the big garage next to the La Grand |
Hotel. A drive way is being cut thru
the room formerly occupied by the
Canty Millinery and a small Office is
being partitioned off for the garage.
A room is also being fitted up to be
used for a land office by Mr.. Grove.
Geo. Beisell of Cyrus is extremely
unfortunate these days. Last week
his barber shop was burned and he
lost all of his fixtures He went to
the cities and purchased a new out
fit and on his way home he was taken
seriously sick and is at present at
the home of J. J. Morrison laid up
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Jennie Beyers returned to her /
home at Rock Rapids, Iowa. yester-
day, having been in Morris for a
couple of weeks visiting with Mr..
Mcguire. She is an old friend of the |
Mcguire family. She would have re-
manned longer but had to go home |
to be with her sister-in-law, who has |
just given two boys to the service of |
Uncle Sam.