Morris tribune., 1918-09-20

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VIM. Kill, Jr., has been very i'll with
asthma, but is reported somewhat bet
taI.
az Miss Nora Grim went to Herman
Tuesday afternoon for visit with re-
kseives and friends.
Company K of Morris will give ex-
kibition drills at the county fair on
Thursday and Friday of next week.
The Degree of Honor lodge will
meet at the home of Mrs. John Han
rahan, EOS East 9Th St., Sept. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. >Vinje received
werd from their son, Louie, that he
arrived safely in France two weeks
ago.
DIR. w. H. Mahaffie came from De-
Graft, where he teaches school, and
spent Saturday and Sunday at his
heme in Morris.
Mrs. D. D. Cavenaugh and son, Den
mis-, of Minneapolis are spending few
days at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. Vinje.
John Lentz and the Laschansky boy,
who were at Camp Wadsworth, have
written to Morris saying they had ar
rived safely in France.
Arrangements have been made and
the contract let for a new furnace in
the Methodist church and this will be
installed before the cold weather ar
rives.
Miss Florence Ortman came from
Starbuck last Friday and visited at
her home here until Monday morning.
She is teaching at Starbuck this
year.
A card from Hames Malmberg,
formerly printer in the Tribune
office, says that he has arrived safely
'over there" He is a member of Co.
y, 54th Pioneer Inf;
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gaffney suffered considerable
this week with an abscess on her knee.
She received instant relief after
doctor had lanced the sore.
John House is able to be out again,
after having been confined to his
home with sickness for several weeks.
Mrs. House is not very we'll and is con-
fined to her bed greater part OF the
time.
The daughter of C. F. Kirk had a
distressing time for few hours last
Sunday when she got bone stuck IN
her throat. It was necessary to call
doctor to remove the bone, after which
she was much relieved.
r. I'll. Giberson of st. Paul was in
Morris this week trying to rent a
house. He is planning on coming to
Stevens county as District Boys and
Girls Club leader. He was formerly
connected with the West Central
School here as dairy man.
Miss Elsa Klippstein returned Fri
day Of last week from Minneapolis
and Wabasha, where she had been Wis
iting with friends. Miss Klippstein
is one of the new teachers in the pub
lie school and came to Morris during
the summer with her mother. They
reside at 40 E. 9th st.
DR.. Game and DIR. Campbell of Min
neapolis performed several more oper-
ations last Saturday for nose and
throat trouble. They will have sew
sral more cases in about ten days and
will be busy for many weeks perform
ing operations for tonsils and adenoids,
a. there are still about 800 cases need
ing attention near Hancock and Nor
ris
A 11-year old son Of Tim Hohulan
met with a sad accident on Monday
while working around threshing ma
chine. He was on the engine and
reached over to shut off the trottle
when his coat was caught in the gears
and the boy dragged in to the ma
chinery. The engine was stopped at
ence and for time it was hard to get
him extracted, as his arm had been
drawn in clear to the elbow. The boy
himself showed great presence of
mind and directed the others what to
do. The arm was nicely dressed by
physician and part of the bone cut
cut and it is thought that the arm can
be saved.
The management of the Stevens
County Fair has made arrangements
for community singing at the fair
this year, this being done at the
request of the National Council of