Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-05-23
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Miss Bernice Wilcox spent Sunday
with her parents at Norcross.
J. Persons of WaphetOn, N. D. is
here this week acting as a witness
VIM. Knupple went to Milbank, S.
D., Monday where he expects to open
a produce house.
Mrs. Sam WaIz returned last Sat-
urday from a weeks visit at MelrOse
and Sank Centre.
Miss Minnie Buckentine returned
last week from Minneapolis where
she has been attending school.
Mrs J. E. Danielson has been very
sick this week at her home on At
lantic avenue, but is reported as be-
ing a little better.
Mrs Frank ZahI returned from her
visit in the cities Wednesday. She
was forced to make her visit shorter
than planned on account of the sick
ness of her husband.
Chas. A. Lee went to the cities
the latter part of last week and re-
turned Sunday with a car, coming
by way of Montevideo where he Wis
tied with his family.
Miss Hazel Zahl has resigned at
the Northwestern Telephone office.
She and Miss Minnie Zahl will leave
the first of June on an extended trip
to the West.
The following marriage licenses
were issued this week by Clerk of
Court Gilbert. Andrew o. Robertson
to Essie R. Schlegel and Austin Es-
Jensen to Winfred Agar.
Editor E. B. Linsley of Willow
River, and Dr. Ellsworth Linsley of
Mason City, were here the first of
the week on account Of the serious
illness of their mother, Mrs. D. G..
Linsley.
The Jones Lumber Company have
lust unloaded a carload of silos which
have been purchased by farmers of
Stevens county to be erected during
the next month or two.
Sergeant John Hogan came home
Monday for few days visit with his
parents. He will return to Fort
Smelling next Wednesday and hopes
to get his discharge in short time.
Raw Henle returned to Norris last
Saturday night after his discharge
from service, being in France for the
past year. He is now back at his
old stand at the Henle Bros. Harness
Shop.
Rueben Gunderson, who has just
returned from the Field Hospital
service in France, called on Morris
friends last Friday. He will return
to his old position as reporter on
the Red Wing Daily Eagle.
Plans have been completed for the
annual cleanup, which takes place
in Morris today under the direction
of the ladies of the Civic League.
School children will assist with the
work of picking up rubbish in the
streets and allies.
B. Adams of Iowa Falls, Iowa,
drove up by car Monday to transact
business connected with the Adams
Land Company. His father, John T.
Adams, returned with him, having
been on a visit to different points in
Iowa.
Miss Elsa Klippstein returned last
Friday from the Mound Sanitorium,
st. Paul, where she had been for sew
eral months taking treatments. She
is recovering nicely from her ailment
but will not resume teaching in the
Morris High School until next fall.
Sheriff Zah1 is getting around with
the aid of cane this week on &C
count of an ailment which affected
him on Tuesday. At first he thought
he had a stroke of paralysis on his
right side, but doctors say it is mere
ly some form of kidney trouble and
he will soon be as we'll as ever.
John Murphy, of Spooner, Wis,
stopped off over Sunday and Monday
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Murphy of Horton and his
brother, James Murphy of this city
He was on his way from Pocatello
Idaho, where he spent a week with
his brother, Pat Murphy, who is quite
sick.