Morris tribune., 1919-10-24

Mrs. G. w. Nash is enjoying a two
weeks visit from her sister, Miss
Katheryn Kelly of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Schroeder and
children autoed to Donnelly last Sun
day for a visit with friends.
Charlie Rotramel returned Sunday
night from Fargo, where he had been
for a short visit with friends.
Mrs. P. L. Spooner and Mrs. Henry
Jones are planning a series of after
noon parties for their lady friends.
Miss Pauline Lord visited at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. Lord, from Friday to Sunday.
Extra bargains in blankets, COM
forters and crash toweling at Dan
ielson's big sale, and don't forget to
buy pounds Of sugar for soc with
every $500 purchase. adv
A man by the name of Roam living
at Cyrus got the forefinger on his
right hand into the machinery of an
auto last Saturday and the bone was
badly smashed and the flesh torn very
badly.
A false alarm called the Morris
Fire Department out early last Fri
day morning. A brush fire in the
rear of Jim Griffith's barn frightened
the people of that vicinity and the
alarm was turned in.
Mrs. VIM. Frame, who has been
in the Breckenridge Hospital for sew
eral weeks, was moved to her home
in Breckenridge this week and hopes
to return to Morris today or tomor-
row. The Frames will live in the
Caine residence this winter.
next issue of the
directory of the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange Co. goes to
press November LIST. Anyone desir-
ing a change from the present list
ing should notify the managers Office
before that date. 1t.
Next Monday being Roosevelt's
birthday, some phase of this great
mans life will be introduced into the
different classes at the Norris Public
School all that day. This was
thought better than a program and
different pupils of the school.
Harry Quigley, proprietor of the
Stevens County Oil Company, has Sc
cured the agency in this territory for
the Overland line of automobiles.
Mr.. Quigley went to the cities We'd
nesday and returned today driving
one of the new Overland touring
cars, and it is certainly an attractive
car.
Mrs. H. C. Probst and Mrs. Douglas
Bailey entertained many of their
lady friends at the home of Mrs.
Probst Wednesday afternoon. The
house was very beautifully decorated
with autumn leaves and foliage and
the chief amusements was cards.
They will give another party to-
afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Mahafie received
letter from her husband last week
stating that he is nicely located at
Holly Spring, Miss, and that things
are going nicely in the school there,
where he has a position as professor.
He is planning a visit with his son
Chester Mahaff1e, who is located at
Camp Taylor, Louisville, Kentucky,
and whom he has not seen for sew
eral years.
The Minneapolis Journal of last
Sunday gave the following account
of the air trip to the cities by Miss
Lois Caine and Ed. McElligott Of
Appleton: Making weekend visits
by aeroplane with their parents in
nearby towns is the latest innova-
ton among goods at the University Of
Minnesota. Miss Lois Caine Of Nor
ris a sophomore at the university was
the first to set the precedent. She
landed safely at Federated field in
a plane driven by Ensign Edward
Wright McElligott, Appleton, Mimi,
a student in the medical college at
the university, after spending the
weekend with her parents at Morris.
Tt makes a fine outing after studying
hard all week. said Miss Caine, after
her pilot had brought the machine
to stop. I'm going to try 1t
again."