Morris tribune., 1919-11-21
CITY NEWS ITEMS


The wise ones are having their
Christmas photos taken now IT,
Mrs. James Griffith is in Mime
apolis visiting her sister, Mrs. w. G.
Pike.
From December / to December 10
are the dates set for the sale of
Health Bonds.
Red Cross Christmas seals will be
on sale by the school children and
at the stores after Dec. 10.
The Misses Hazel Olson and Agnes
Johnson entertained number of the
teachers on Tuesday evening.
E. w. hobbs is expected home to-
day from short business trip to
Bellingham, Madison and the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Steinbring re-
turned Saturday from visit with
their son, Ludwig Steinbring at
Nashua.
The Great Northern Depot of Nor
ris is receiving a new coat of paint
on the outside and being re-decorated
on the inside.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met at
the home of Mrs. Chas. Walker on
Wednesday afternoon to discuss plans
for the coming year.
A large crowd attended the chick
en- pie dinner given by the ladies'
aid of the Methodist church last Fri
day at the Norris armory.
Evangelist Aldrich was unable to
preach at one or two services last
week, being laid up with a bad cold.
He was out again Sunday night.
Now that the snow has arrived the
young folks will enjoy coasting. We
have coaster sleds, the kind they
like. J. H. Wall, Hardware. adv.
There will be a supper in the par
lors of the Congregational church
on Friday evening to celebrate the
closing of the Blue and Red Sunday
school contest.
The Catholic ladies will hold a
bazaar of Christmas gifts and food
sale Saturday afternoon and evening,
Dec. at Loeffler and Splitstoser's
Meat Market.
It pays to sift your ashes these
days. Coal is hard to get and high
priced. We have these sifters in
different styles. J. H. Walz, Hard
ware, Morris. adv.
Fresh air in your bed room at
night insuresz good health. Try one
of our window venti1ators. The g.
inch size costs 55c and the 12-inch
size Use. Lampert Lumber Co., Nor
ris. adv.
Miss Nellie Lonergan will return
to Norris Saturday to spend her
Thanksgiving with her parents. She
will return to her school at Herman
the following Saturday to resume her
teaching.
Miss Elsa Klippstein was hostess
at party given for the teachers at
her home last Saturday afternoon.
On this Saturday the Misses Julia
Seipel and Ethel Bul1och will enter
tain for them.
John Majerus of Minor, N. D., has
been in Morris for couple of weeks
looking after his farming interests.
He has disposed of his farm here and
was moving the crop to town. Mr.
Majerus now owns lumber yard at
Minor.
Rev. J. Parish, the father of five
boys in the M. E. ministry and pastor
at Glenwood, was a guest at the par
sonage this week of Rev. G.. L.
Powell, both going on to attend the
Litchf1eld district meeting for three
days at Appleton.
Editor Braag of the Paynesville
Press visited with his family in Nor
ris over Sunday. Mrs. Bragg and
children will move to Paynesville in
a week or two to make their home,
Mr.. Bragg having recently purchased
the Paynesville paper. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Harris were
forced to move from the residence on
East 9Th street, which they have oc-
= cupied since coming to Morris, on
account of its sale, and they are now
occupying rooms for the winter in the
hobbs fiat on Atlantic avenue.