Morris tribune., 1919-10-24

Harry N01SOu OI M1uuSdpO1IS, Cdm0
last week for visit with his parents
here.
S. A. Flaherty has been at Orion
vile the past two weeks holding
term of court.
Jap. Persons returned to Mott, S.
D., Sunday after spending two weeks
here during court.
J. F. Cogwin, the land man, went
to the cities last Friday for two
weeks business trip.
SINGERS! Attend the first Com
munity Gospel Chorus rehearsal in
the tabernacle, Friday night, October
31st, at 1880 sharp. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Stocker of Ben
son transacted business in Norris last
Friday and also we're the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. hobbs for supper.
Buy your stockings, gloves and
mittens at Danielson's big sale, and
you can buy pounds of sugar with
every $500 purchase. adv.
Carl Piepenburg of Horton town
ship, while unloading cordwood in
Morris on Wednesday, got the end
of the forefinger on his left hand
torn off.
Mrs Altha WEIGH, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Ohio,
New Jersey, and Florida, is expected
here on Saturday for a visit with
Morris friends.
Mrs. Frank Burbank entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Garberick and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Spauld-
ing before they left for their future
home at Alberta.
The biggest and most worthwhile
vocal musical organization in Stew
ems county,-the Morris Community
Gospel Chorus. First rehearsal Fri
day night, October 31st, at 1880 in
the tabernacle adv.
I. G.. Morrill, who has been run
ming the Hotel Morris for the past
four weeks, returned with his wife
to Minneapolis the first of the week,
and will locate there. Frank Hayes
has again taken over the Hotel
Morris.
The Seventh and Eighth grades at
St. Mary's School gave a reception
in the school Hall to the high school
students on Wednesday afternoon.
Refreshments we're served by the
pupils and an enjoyable time was
spent by all.
Supt p E. Miller and R. G. Giber-
son attended the teachers institute of
Big Stone county held at Ortonville
last week and both gave talks. Mr..
Giberson talked on boys and girls
club work, while Mr.. Miller gave an
address on Higher Education"
= Thieves have been quite numerous
of late in this vicinity and the work
is thought to be that of local parties.
Mrs. Newell lost several hundred
dollars worth of furniture which was
stored in her barn and the theft was
not discovered until Mrs. Newell sold
her property and was about to re-
move the goods.
The four-year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Voss celebrated her
birthday Monday by inviting in
twenty of her small friends for the
afternoon. Games we're played and
dainty refreshments were served by
the little misses mother. Mrs. P. l..
Spooner assisted Mrs. Voss in enter
tanning the young people.
F. B. Hayes made deal the first
of the week whereby he again takes
charge of the Hotel Norris and he
and his family are now back at their
old place of business ready to meet
their old customers and any new
ones that may come along. Improve
ments are, being made in the building
and the heating plant is being put
in first class shape.
Mrs. Bremen and twin sons,
Philip and Francis, Miss Anna
Schwartz and Frank Schwartz, Of
Swanville, autoed here to spend
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Geo.
Reilly. On their return they were
accompanied by their mother, Mrs
Schwartz, who has been visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Reilly, for num-
Der of weeks.