Morris tribune., 1918-01-04

case of facial neuralgia.
Miss Ellen Kelly has been confined
to her home several days this week
with an attack of the grip.
Miss Kate Thomson, book-keeper
in the Stevens County Bank, is spend
ing this week at her home in Mime
apolis.
Miss Elsie Ward returned to Will
liston, N. D., Tuesday, after a visit
with friends in Morris. She is a
court reporter at Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cooley Jr., re-
turned Monday from Kamsack, Can
ada, and are now at home in the
Dalrymple residence on Park Ave.
| Miss Rosa Hack, who has been
spending her vacation here, expects
to return the end of the week to
Claire City, s. D., where she teaches
| school,
Miss Catherine Conroy, of Chokio,
! is a guest of Miss Bertha Hack, hav-
ing stopped here on her way to
Devils Lake, S. D., where she teaches
school.
Fred Leiniger, who lives a few
miles north of Morris, cracked sew
eral ribs last Sunday when he fell
from the hay NOV and hit against
stall.
The Home Missionary Society will
hold their postponed meeting We'd
nesday afternoon, Jan. 10 at the
home of Mrs. Leuty with Mrs. Scobey
assisting as hostess
Only few of those winter apples
left at $1.25 per basket. Get some
before they are all gone. Fancy
Washington apples at $1.25 per box
Lee & Ware, next to Sun office. adv.
Miss Grace Hall, who lives four
miles north of Morris, returned Tues
day from Aitkin, where she had been
to spend Christmas with her brother,
L. L. Hall. She also spent a few
days in Minneapolis on her way home
visiting friends.
T. III. Mcguire was taken suddenly
sick Sunday night and has been con-
fined in the Morris hospital ever
since. For few days his condition
was considered very serious, but at
this writing he is we'll along on the !
road to recovery.
p. L. Spooner returned Thursday |
of last week from st. Cloud, where |
he had been to spend Christmas at |
the home of Mrs. Spooner's parents.
His family remained at st. Cloud for
a more extended visit.
The Modern Woodmen Of America, |
and the Royal Neighbors, will hold
a joint installation Of Officers at |
LINES Hall next Tuesday evening,
January 9Th, at o'clock sharp.
Lunch will be served after the in
also cigars All members
welcome.
Word has been received in Nor
ris, and on pretty good authority,
that the passenger train will be TAX
en- off of the Browns Valley branch
and two freights, both carry
ing passengers, will be run every day.
If this is done it will be by order of
the government, which now has con-
troll of all railroads.
Miss Novick, a nurse representing
the State Board of Health, was in
Morris Saturday and Monday looking
up old cases of infantile paralysis
and giving instructions to any who
were left in a crippled condition as
to the best way Of taking care of
and prescribing rules
which may improve their conditions.
DR.. Game was called to Cyrus Sun
lay to dress the hand of Melvin Ness,
who was accidentally shot while
hunting rabbits. Mr.. Ness. lives in
North Dakota but was at Cyrus Wis.,
ting his brother-in-law, Joseph ALI
son. He set his gun down on the
ground with his hand over the muz-
sle and the jar caused it to go off,
shooting the palm Of the hand al
most completely away. 1t was neces-
,ary to amputate the thumb but the
doctor hopes to save the balance of
he hand.