Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-06-21
Local News Items

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See Danielson & Company for
Bran, Shorts, Middlings. adv.
Mrs. Martin is very ill at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Kosbab.
E. S. Ellsworth of Garner, Iowa,
was a visitor in Morris Wednesday.
Word comes via Donnelly that
Julius Retzlaff was recently married
to a young lady at Litchfield.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Hildebrandt on Sunday
night.
Telephone bus calls for Grifhth's
bus to the Merchants Hotel any time
of the day or night. advtf.
Ole Sanaker who lives south of
Chokio transacted business in Morris
yesterday.
L. P. Norby of Alberta attended
the commercial club meeting held
Wednesday evening.
Elmor Rhyn has received govern
ment position at Washington, D. c.,
and expects to leave for that place in
short time.
accompanied by Fred v. Sherman,
both of st. Paul, were visitors in
Morris last Saturday.
F. Harrington is again running
the Morris Hotel for John Grove.
Mr.. Lawrence having departed after
conducting the hotel for three weeks.
Henry Willie, Jr., of Horton twon-
ship, who injured one of his eyes
last week, is getting better. 1t was
sight in the one eye.
Bath caps at Sylvander's Drug |
Store from Csc to $1.0O. They will
soon be in demand so purchase while |
the stock is complete. Sylvander's |
Drug Store adv. |
Miss Helen 1. Mangan of Seattle, |
came Wednesday for a short visit |
with her brother, T. J. Mangan. She |
was accompanied by her friend, Miss |
Edith E. Fouts also of Seattle.
A barn dance will be given at |
Henry Wille's, ten miles south of
Morris, on Friday evening, June 20.
Music by the Ideal Orchestra. A good
time for all, and everybody come. adv
Mrs. Denny Mahoney and son Ear
ly of Sisseton, S. D., visited at the
Burpee home last Friday. Mr.. Nah
oney was former baker at the Lime |
bakery.
The knitting committee sent the
following garments to Minneapolis
the first week in June: rs sweaters,
10 pairs wristlets, mufflers,- 48
wash cloths, 10 helmets, $50 pairs of
socks. s
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dirst church will give an ice cream
social in the park in front of the La
Grand Hotel tomorrow evening, Sat
urday. Ice cream and homemade
cake will be served at 15c.
Those who became members of the
Red Cross in June and July last year
can renew their membership and re-
ceive their certificate by calling on
Mrs. C. J. O'Connell, secretary of the
local Red Cross, or Herbert Hanson
at the Wells Bros.-Hanson Store.
T. ]. Mangan gave dinner party
at the La Grand Hotel Wednesday
evening in honor of his sister Miss
Helen Mangan and her friend Miss
Edith E. Fouts Those present were
DR.. and Mrs o. T. Johnson, Miss
Josephine Dixon, c. L. Voss and Tim
Mccarthy.
R. E. McGlouch1in has opened a
land office in Morris and has head
quarters in the Office of John Grove
in the La Grand Hotel block. He
has done considerable land business
in this county during the past few
years but has never worked for him
self before. #aR
Last Friday was Flag Day and Old
Glory was to be seen flying from
every flag staff and building in Nor
ris and never before has the Old
Flag looked so splendid as 1t does
these days when blood is being shed
on the battle fields to preserve its
honor. 4