Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-04-12
Local News Items

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Conductor McCabe made business
trip to the cities this week.
Miss Marie Evers left Sunday night
for visit to the Twin Cities.
Phil Dohm made a business trip
to the cities Saturday, returning
Tuesday.
Mrs W. F. Cooley returned to
Rochester with Miss Alice Cooley for
a weeks visit.
H. J. Quigley was in the cities this
week and drove up new Overland
car
A marriage license was issued on
April to Fred W. Giese and Meata
B. Hahn, both from near Hancock.
10lGpuOuS JUS Cdl1S LOT
bus to the Merchants Hotel any time
of the day or night. advtf
"Jack Pershing," the doll will be
given away on Saturday, April 20
about 1880 p. M, in Mr.. Mullen's
store.
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ty, and Lucy Herbster of the west
ern part of the county, were married
by Judge Stenger on April 8.
The county officials at the court
house have formed War Savings
Club with twelve members. Carl
Buckentin is president and Carl
Wollthan secretary.
The Liberty Loan committees of
the Morris, Donnelly and Alberta
districts will meet here for final in
structions and conference Saturday
afternoon.
The Home Guard company went to
dduCOCh last GVSu1uS duu save Oil
exhibition drill in order to assist in
promoting the organization of a
platoon at that place.
Thabes Game went to Minneapolis
on Wednesday morning to consult
the various enlisting officers there
with a view to enlisting in some
branch of the service.
Chas. Vaughn went to the cities
and Rochester this week to consult
with specialists regarding a growth
on his face. Mrs. Vaughn was called
to Minneapolis Wednesday night and
Mr.. Vaughn may have decided to
have an operation there.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist church will be
held next Wednesday, April IT, with
Mrs. III. L. Schuman. A Is cent
lunch will be served, and parcel
shower for the coming sale will be
held. Everyone cordially invited.
Judge Stenger has received
bundle containing the personal effects
of Private Edward Kolar of DON
nelly, who died at Camp Pike while
serving in Co. K, 348th Infantry. He
is following up all clues to find the
relatives of the deceased but so far
has been unsuccessful.
Miss Torpey, librarian at the Car
negie library, this week shipped 175
books which she has collected for the
camp libraries. A high standard OF
books were contributed by the citi-
zens. The books will go either to
Camp Dodge or Camp Cody, and the
decision is left to the central COM
mittee.
The 1arge1y-attended funeral OF
Hans 0. Sherstad was held from the
Norwegian Lutheran church Of Am
erica on Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
Thorne1l conducting the service and
paving well-deserved tribute to the !
deceased. Conrad Edwin Sherstad,
a son of the deceased, who is an in
structor in the aviation service at
San Antonio, Texas came home for
the funeral.
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\ Dave Remme1e spent couple OF
days here this week en- route back to
Great Falls, Montana. He was called J.
east by the death of his brother, Ben
Remmele, who was killed couple
of weeks ago at the Great Lakes
training station. Ben was engaged
in guarding railroad bridge and
stopped out of the way Of one train
to another track and was struck by
another train. The funeral was held