Morris tribune., 1919-03-28

Be photographed this year on your A
birthday. If. Mrs.
Satu1
Miss Cora Ryhn has been confined
to her home this week with tonsilitis Po
here
Subscriptions taken for all maya c. L.
zines and newspapers. The Sugar
Bowl adv. If. Ja'
with
Arthur Carlson has been confined but i
to his home all this week on account
of Sickness On
sued
Mrs. Geo. DanieIson went to Aber- ing
deem, S. D., Tuesday for visit with LeSal
relatives until after Easter.
Tel
TheO. Benson of Horton township bus t
has been very sick with pneumonia Of tn
but had a turn for the better Wed
nesday. C.
Fergl
Miss Margaret Murphy of st. Paul. the F
came last week for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy Ne
of Horton township. Victo
Take
r. Wagner of Darnen township, sired
who has been very sick with indu-
pneumonia, is getting better at wi
this writing positi
phone
Mrs Aonas Andrusiclx went tn to Wis
Minneapolis last week to make her 1ord'
home with her daughter, Mrs. Joe
Dushek for a time. =.
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Mr.. and Mrs, s, A. siverts enter NORTH
tanned a few friends at a dinner and V
party last evening in honor of their the n
daughter, Mrs. Carlson.
Lii
Mrs. Mccarthy mother of Mrs. G. lace
7 O'Connell. had the misfortune to We
fall down stairs Wednesday night and
and break one of her arms. G. w
Pete Lamoreaux, who lives about Ha
five miles east of Norris in Framnas ness,
township. is very sick with kidney and S
trouble but homes are held for his gain
recovery late.
Ed. Stanton and son, Ned, Of APP In
n1eton Wis visited at the home of Mond
Mr.. and Mrs. John House the first Mrs
of the weelx Mr. Stanton inst lost home
his wife and Ned's wife also died please
only few months ago.
WI
The great Kimball pianos and want
player pianos. You take no risk in han
buying the old and rellaole hlmpalI. piano
Easy terms II desired, OF Will accept call a
Liberty Bonds in full or part pay
ment. J. A. Ringness. 1918. adv.
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Cooroo Mangben loft last woak for party
von1+o% g 1,,horo bo hos o. tomol
con+od q noei+ion &c noonooor in q Oriun
1,n,hor vord uo hoe hoo,, visi+ino The
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since getting his discharge from the TIL
army. of the
of MI
Joseph Ullsperger received a tele- OclOc
gram yesterday stating that his sist- to be
er, Mrs. Joseph Schriner of Nebraska specti
City, Neb., had died from influenza.
She is survived by her husband and S.
three children, the youngest being weste
only six weeks old. in NJ
week
The Stevens County War Records been
Commission were pleased this week phone
to receive Is complete soldiers rec
Ords from Chokio, all prepared and Mi
neatly typed by MISS Mae McNally went
Inc records were MADE IN duplicate, week
one TOR the state hles and one Tor the there
permanent county files Lake
ton
The annual Masonic party was
held Tuesday evening and was a de- TIL
Hghtful affair. A pleasing program for IL
Of music, readings and an address on the
war subjects by Rev. Fox OF Glen intert
wood, was enjoyed by those who was
heard it. There were about $50 wear
present, including NaSOnS and thelr ordin
families and few friends. Refresh at til
mentS were served about eleven
O'Clock and the next hour was spent Get
in dancing in which both old and ris NJ
young took part. his Y
Bros
The T. J. Jones Lumber Co. will last
open up their hardware store soon conn+
rr.with a complete line Of builders hard with
ware, They will carry everything sorvo
necessary for all kinds Of buildings and
Including stalls watering systems, rnoD+1
stantior3, barn equipment of every fret
dcrcriDtion hardware for houses and Ia h.
also a complete line of paints They - bic
Will occupy the building formerly TIA 81
used by the Hogan Decorating Com
pary on Pacific avenue near their Nv
lumber yard, and will conduct the and
business in direct connection with corno
their lumber business vieit
VIM.
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