Morris tribune., 1918-01-25
Local News Items

W Emil
Fargo,
Mrs. Peter Dohmen came over
from Chokio Tuesday on business. Frlel
glad to
Godfried Baumgartner is on the ter MS
sick list the past few days
Law
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Rearl have and ex
both been sick with the grip the past the arm
week
Rev.
The little son of lin Johnson on D., retJ
East Ninth street was taken sick aIter
with pneumonia Wednesday.
Mrs.
PURITY sOOTIEss-,"The Best of day fro
Best by Actual Test" Lampert been vi
Lumber Co. If.
Guy
Miss Josenbine Eddy who teaches tied his
school near Chokio, spent last Sum Grove
day with her parents in Morris.
Appl
VIM O'Rrien Sr came home Sat- bushels
urday after six weeks visit at the $3.50.
homes of his sons and daughter near office.
Chokio
Appl
John Kopitzke. who has been in bushels
Montana for the past year is visiting $3.50.
his parents and relatives in Morris office.
for a month.
John
The two adult Bible classes of the was in
Methodist church will be entertained with h
this evening, Friday, at the home of Geenty
Mr. and Mrs. e. Slawson.
n,. ,,n., We
h,,. - 49, $500 49,, ts..o carry a
of the day or night. advtf. -
Eye-sight restored by DR.. Brokaw,
eye specialist at Krueger's drug store, The
Morris the 9Th and 18th of every meet a
month. Painful head and eyes made Cooley,
painless. Price always lowest. Adv. member
The annual meeting of the Congre- Geor
gational church was held Thursday Tuesda
night of last week and it was fol- He stoI
lowed by a conservation supper, had be
which was attended by about $50 Mrs. w
people. pect to
bany, {
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian
Lutheran church of America will be men
entertained by Mrs. G.. Paulson, 104 no' Sd
9Th St., Thursday afternoon, Jan. eney g
31st. Everybody cordially invited. ooaiu
All members requested to be present ooaro
as there will he business no.ttors RI Morris
be voted on. more VI
of Chol
Morris.
The Morris High School Basket
Ball teams will play the teams from The
herman ON SATURDAY evening OF thls of Nor
week IN the local n1gn scnool gym Stevens
nasium. Anyone liking good, clean n1v asst,
sport should see these two fast games there '
Admission will be Is and Csc. The the co,
games begin at o'clock. coming
Porten
Inc neu oioee eneei '"in.ien' CIV ting tn
en Wy 'ne ieenhien LASS VI 'ne Inor- enough
lie nsn oonool was pos'poneu iloin large a.
A"eoo"y nisn' " last Aisn'' AAls do.
was made necessary on account of
the order to close all places of Tho
sniuoenien' oh Aoesoay Ill oioer " Morris
Save tne luei Norweg
erica.
Inc loe oueineee 10 noui isnins ruling
.n000 uoSo' "n0 i'Ah o'iiAoy was he
ousy VIII d o,s Grew VI nen pu'',ns church,
ny .no .hiiu'i A'0 A7i 'oo'. aAo LOS Hauges
LID oie io0 nouoo o'oi n"iA I'LL "a these C
,o"u' Gnu "nen no eo.' oono no Will being |
now 81 'no"'"nu ois 0"A0' VI gian Ii
The
~ a. ol'0, 3D. ~ was o"iiou " have be
count of the death of his brother ~ aoa~
Capt. Siverts. He left here on We'd Io4o
nesday night and returned Monday 60
of this week, the funeral being held - CO.,
.4SI -: 3r.:~ r o"-- .- ~ 4. w ns the sch
..oao - $500 4Ioa CIV 1890" the boy
IT, 90 49, 1ao.a to get
and farmers of North Dakota.
nv rhos o,cono,, ,,o, +u.,, day af
49,, :4. -. 49, 49,. 80 Utne al
School, and Mrs. Julia Hanrahan, y q. =,
who has charge of the departmental
work in the 7th and 9Th grades of -
the Morris schools, surprised their
friends last Friday by getting mar GET
ried. They took the train to the OE
cities Saturday morning for short
wedding trim and ret11rned home Sim