Morris tribune., 1919-09-12

II. w. BuLler went TO SEDAN ana
Willard on business Sunday.
P. M. Markley went to the Twin
Cities on business this week.
Ed. Wunsch returned from his trip
to the Minnesota State Fair.
Mrs. r. NJ. Adams returned on
Monday from Bemidji where she
spent few days.
Judge and Mrs. S. A. Flahetry went
by automobile to Graceville, Mimi,
on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hancock and
their guest Mrs. Cummings of New
Hampshire, motored to Alexandria on
Sunday.
Eunice Dahoot, proprietor of the
Morris and Little Falls Ice Co., came
to Norris on business last Saturday
evening.
John Anderson has been in Nor
ris this week engaged in work here,
but will return to Minor, N. D.,
early next week.
Mrs. w. H. Mahaf1e left last night
for Minneapolis to be the guest of
Mrs. Will Darling for a few days.
She will return tomorrow.
Rev. Geo. E. Carlin and sister,
Miss Ann Carlin, of Marshall, visited
last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Devenney.
James Griffith spent Sunday in
Starbuck with Mrs. Griffith. Mrs.
Griffith is reported doing very we'll
and expects to come home next week.
Will Darling who suffered a stroke
of paralysis few weeks ago is slight
ly better according to word received
by Mrs. W. H Mahaffie's ~neice, Mrs.
Will Darling.
Mrs. o. M. Jacobson of Sank Centre
came on Monday to pay a short visit
to her daughter, Miss Ruth Jacobson,
chief operator of the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange.
Terry Yarger of Talo, California,
is visiting at the home of his brother,
Ed. Yarger. He is enjoying months
vacation and will visit at Starbuck
and Werner, N. D., before returning.
Miss Beatrice Geenty went to Min
neapolis last week to enter Miss
Stella Woods School for kindergart-
en- teachers. Mrs. G. w. Geenty who
accompanied her to Minneapolis. re-
turned on Monday.
Have you sold your farm? Do you
want to? Are you looking to buy
again where acres cost less? have
a number OF good low priced tracts.
some IN Dakota and also other To-
calities, that should be attractive. |
Write or see me. Guy Grove, Norris,
MINI. If.
The Senior Class of the Norris |
High School gave a party to all the
students of the High School and to
the teachers on Tuesday evening in
the gymnasium of the high school. !
Miss j. Isabella Dodds, Miss Ethel !
M. Bulloch and Miss Virginia Watzke |
sang solos, Miss Watzke to the accom- |
paniment of ukelale. Miss Watzke;
and Miss Bernice Brisbane sang a |
duet. A reading by Miss Jean Harris
completed the program which was
followed by games and dancing.
Major P. L. Spooner, Captain G.
L. Voss, LIST Lieutenant J. F. Cogwin
and End Lieutenant e. o. Wells off,
GERS of the 9Th regiment left Monday
night for Lake City, Mimi, to enter
an eight days encampment with other
officers of the National Guard. The
men will come from all parts of the
United States and will assume the |
packs and duties Of enlisted men as
a matter of practice. The camp will
convene September 1918. The Off
GERS of the 9Th regiment hope to
bring back lot of vim and enthus-
iasm to the men of Co. K of Morris. |
A large aeroplane sent out by
Powers Mercantile Co. of Minneapolis |
to deliver packages arrived in town |
at 700 o'clock Tuesday evening to
bring parcels to three Morris resi-
dents. Mrs. G. E. Game, F. R. Put
nam and J. F. Cogwin each received |
a parcel. The plane left Minneapolis
at $3.50 on Tuesday, made six stops
on the way to Morris, arriving here
in approximately three and half
hours. The machine went on to
Wheaton the same evening. It will