Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-01-25


Miss Bertha Hack spent Sunday
with friends at Morris.
Henry Zimmerman was at John
son between trains Friday.
Miss Carrie Schlattman spent Sun
day with friends at Chokio.
Miss Lois Hamilton was at Nor
ris between trains Saturday.
G. Bangarter made business trip
to Sank Centre Monday evening.
Miss Mary Foley spent Friday and
Saturday with friends at Morris
F. w. Ruff was transacting bust
ness in Alberta Tuesday afternoon.
Adrian Devereaux made business
trip to Morris Saturday afternoon.
J. A. Schultz and Carl Raasch were
at Morris between trains Wednesday.
Guy Stewart of Morris, was call
ing on Alberta business men We'd
nesday
Miss June Ethelson has been as
sisting in the L. M. Larson store
this week.
The Misses Mae Spaulding and
Emma Guhrt were at Morris between
trains Tuesday.
Miss Hack and Miss Wetzel were
pleasant callers at the Alberta hotel
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Msr. Chas. Andert, Sr.
have moved into the Schlattman
house just north of town.
Johnnie Foster went to Morris
Monday where he expects to remain
the balance of the winter.
Joe Ludwig returned from Eden
Valley Wednesday evening after
months visit with friends.
Miss Alma Kampmeier returned to
her school work at Morris Monday
after spending Sunday with her par
ents.
r. B. Mullen of Willmar, is the
new conductor on the way freight.
There are now two regular crews on
sos and SOC.
The business places aside from the
bank, pool room and depot were
closed Monday in response to the
Monday closing order.
The young people all report a very
nice time at the card party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hamilton at their
home Tuesday evening.
There has been some talk of CIV
ing an old folks dance at Alberta in
the near future. Date and all parti-
cularS will he given later
VIM. Nelson and A. j. Giesen of
Morris were making some repairs on
the heating and water plant at the
high school the first of the week.
S. J. Lundeen, salesman and book
keeper at the Consumers Mer. Store
went to st. Paul Saturday to attend
a meeting of the stockholders of the
Consumers Mer. Association.
G. Bangarter returned from Sank
Center Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Bangarter returned with him after
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Stearns county.
The Alberta merchants are all hav-
ing their ice houses filled this week.
John Siebrecht is filling the Andert
and Eystad houses while Eugene Will
son is at work filling the Spaulding
and Larson ice houses.
Mike Satzer shipped a choice car
load of barley to Minneapolis Tues
day. Mike has a track loading elev-
ator of his own and ships from one
to three car loads of number one
grain to the Minneapolis markets
each year.
The following shipment of knitted
goods was made by the Alberta Red
Cross Chapter this week: 10 pairs
socks, IL pairs wristlets, 10 scarfs,
"a wash cloths. Miss Edith Ginnow
is in charge and chairman of the
knitting committee of the Alberta
chapter.
The Ladies' Club met with Mrs.
Fred Grafelman Thursday, January
18th at which time officers were
elected for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Lewis M. Lar
son; Vice president, Mrs. P. H. Fo-
ley; Treasurer, Mrs. Henry Guhrt
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the home Of Mrs. J. G.. Hamil- |
ton Thursday, Jan. 31st
To guess within two cents of the |
amount realized from a shipment Of |
two barrels of dressed poultry
shipped to the Tilden Produce Co. Of |
St. Paul has been the experience of
Cal Foster southwest of town. When |
Cal was making the shipment and
called upon to give valuation he
said $4,000. He got check from
the Tilden people for $99.98.
There will be an entertainment
given at the high school next Friday |
evening beginning at p. m. The |
proceeds from it will be donated |
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