Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-04-18

Edward Reilly left Monday for
Long Prairie where he has a position,
Plants for Easter will be on sale
at the Norris Bakery next week. adv2
Miss Sophie Guam returned to
Morris after a two weeks visit at her
home at Hawley, Mimi.
Mrs. Leo Berns and children left
Tuesday for Duluth to join Mr.. Berns
and make Duluth their future home.
Orders for cut flowers for Easter
should be made early at the Norris
Bakery as the supply is low. adv2t.
Jake Reilly, who has been here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs P.
H. Reilly, returned to Wyoming Tues
day.
The Obrecht Sisters will appear at
both the Orpheum and Strand The
aires Sunday night See ad in this
issue. adv. IS.
One marriage license was issued this
week by Clerk of Court Gilbert, that
to Eugene Wilson and Lena Gros-
kreutZ. =
Puritan Tractor Oils are the best !
you can buy. See us before buying
oil for your tractor. Stevens COun- !
ty Oil Co. 1916.
D. T. Wheaton arrived home Tues
day of this week from Wilton, S. D.,
where he has spent the winter with
his daughter.
Miss Margaret Burpee is at home
this week for a vacation, the normal
school at st. Cloud being closed for
the week.
Miss Tracy Abeln resigned her
position at the Northwestern Tele-
phone office and left for her home
at Holdingford, Mimi, Tuesday.
Miss Bernice Wilcox, bookkeeper
at the Stebbins Store, is having a
couple Of weeks vacation which she
is spending at her home at Norcross.
The restriction have been removed
on sending packages to soldiers in
France and packages up to seven
pounds can now be sent without any
orders from the commanding officer
D. Hartog returned home Tuesday,
after five months spent at Whitefsh,
Mont, and points on the western
coast. Mrs. Hartog did not come
with him, but will remain in the
West for several weeks more.
A deal was made this week where
by Geo. DanielsOn becomes the own
er of the Splitstoser meat market and
building and he expects to rent it
out to an experienced butcher who
will open the place in a very short
time.
Mrs. G. G. Jennings gave two read
ings before the high school pupils
Wednesday morning. One was king
Robert of Sicily" and the other
'"Their Daughters Birthday" Both
were enjoyed by the pupils of the
school.
1t was reported that Miss Alice
Cooley would teach in the Morris
school next year, but she had already
accepted a position at Fargo before
the school board of this place elected
her, therefore she cannot accept the
position here.
Mrs. Fitzgerald received a tele-
gram Wednesday from her husband
saying that he would be at Camp
Dodge Monday and she expects to go
there to meet him. They will likely
both arrive home again the middle
of next week.
There will be no school today, as
this is Good Friday, legal holiday.
In order that the teachers who go
home for visit may have plenty of
time in which to get back, there will
be no school next Monday, but school
will be held next Saturday instead.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
church will hold fancy goods sale
and apron sale in connection with
their annual food sale on Saturday,
April 26, at Krueger's Drug Store.
All finished articles for the sale
should be left with Mrs. Witwer on
the west side or Mrs. hobbs on the
east side and they should be in by
Friday of next week.
The girls of the Normal Training
DEPARTMENT in the Morris High