Morris tribune., 1918-07-19

South st. Paul Thursday.
J. A. Schultz and Mrs. P. H. Foley
autoed to Graceville Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Bercaw visited friends
at Pennock a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Henriksen were
at Morris between trains Saturday.
John Grove of Morris was calling
on Alberta friends Wednesday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman
and family spent Sunday with friends
at Sank Centre.
Miss Ellen Peterson returned Mon
day from two weeks visit with
friends at Donnelly.
Miss Vivian Flatner of Morris Wis
tied few days the first of the week
with the Misses Eystad
Miss Irene Hamilton has been as
sisting with general homework at
the c. W. Roberts place the past
week.
w. J. Braun will go to Minneapolis
this Friday to arrange for another
car load of autos to be shipped to AL
berta.
Miss Rentz returned to her home at
st. Paul Saturday ewing after sew
eral weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Rentz.
Miss Myrtle Gulbranson has ac-
cepted position as saleslady in the
A. F. Leaf store at Donnelly be-
ginning next week.
Mrs. c. W. Roberts has been look
ing after the postal duties on Route
No. 1 the past week while C. w.
is putting up hay and looking after
garden work
L. Loher this week completed the
state road running north from AL
berta. His next move is to Morris
where he has several weeks work
street grading.
The bank directors held a meet
ing at the bank Tuesday of this week
and report the Alberta Bank among
the prosperous banking institutions
of the community.
AC A1Uel Id TI0u- CTOSS CnapLof
shipped fifty pairs of socks to head
quarters July 8th and will ship an
additional fifty pairs July 28th as
reported by Mrs. F. L. Spaulding.
Val Orth was at St. Paul and Still
water a few days the latter part of
last week. Mr.. Orth while there Or
dered another large shipment of har-
vesting machinery as his present sup
ply is nearly exhausted.
Mrs. L. M. Larson and daughters
have been occupying the Larson cot
tage at the lake since Monday L.
M. has been dividing his time be-
tween Alberta and the lake as much
as his business will permit.
Four Alberta youngsters under
went minor operations for tonsilitic
troubles at the Gracevil1e Hospital
Wednesday. Those who had opera
lions performed were Marvin Foley,
Leland Schultz, Hillman Maanum
and Alma Maanum. All returned to |
Alberta same day feeling fine
Flora Schultz and Viola Gulbran-
son assumed charge of the kitchen |
and dining room work at the hotel |
Wednesday while Landlady Foley |
was at Graceville. Both these girls |
are accomplished cooks even at |
their present age which BE- |
slows unusual credit to their mothers |
for the instructions given them.
G. M. McChesney came up from
Packwood, Iowa, last week to look
after his farms. C. M. has recently |
purchased another half section farm
three miles east of Alberta. Mr..
McChesney is very highly pleased
with crop conditions here and will
remain the balance of the season to
assist his renters in harvesting and
threshing the crop.
A. H. Helsper, not for lack of bust
ness or need of money but a true
patriot, has decided to close his bar
Der shop next Saturday during the
harvest season. A. H. has already
donned a pair of good roomy over
alls and expects to begin harvest
work on the G. Olson farm Monday.
We understand the laundry agency
has been turned over to F. L. Spauld-
ing at the harness shop.
Under the able management of the
Alberta Ladies' Club members there
will be a Red Cross program given
at the Olson grove just south of town
Sunday, July 21st at p. m. The
Red Cross quilt will be raffled off
on that day. No admission will be
charged to grounds and no chances
will be sold on the quilt at the picnic
A very nice program has been ar
ranged. Following is copy of pro-
gram in detail:
Musical selection -.. Alberta Chorus
Recitation -------.. William Ernst
Vocal solo ----------------..---- Eta Moore