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DARE DE sEA1tA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

M4A - 1OOAANA.
Societatea ,,Calborana" pentru
ajutorul 'copiilor orfani. avind a.
dnnare generala i'm ziua de S la
nuarie 1919, lu7nd de buna pro
punerea fratelui Noise Neaguie,
ca fiecare membru al societa4ii
sus numita, care poarta numele
de Vasile 81 loan sa-si sarbeze
ziua onomastica in favorul copii-
lor orfani din comuna Calbor, ur-
mind ziua de 10 Ianuarie 1919
si-au serbat ziua onomastica fra
til: vasile Caloin 81 vasile Blu
tn N., aranjfnd o masa, la care
III lnat parte toti membrii facind
donatii Gu aceasta ocazilme dupa
cum urmeaza:
G. Cfndea $5; M. Neague 1925
V. Cindea $1.5O; G. Gutea 1925
V. Balut O. $1.5O; N. Popu $1.75;
NJ. Brumbea ST.; /. Neague 81; I.
Cindea 81; I. Cristea $3.50; I.
Bucurenciu So; Y. Stingu 75c; G.
Balas 1926; N. NaftanaiIa So. y
In total s 'au adunat $25.75.
Urmfnd ziua de 10 Ianuarie
1919, si-au serbat ziua onomasti-
ca Fratii V. Cindea, V. St1ngu,
V. Balut O., lara membrii facind
suma de $212.1O, in donatii 81 SUI
prasolviri. Fratele Noise Brum-
bea avInd 0 ilustratie foarte fru.
moasa, pc care a pus-o in licita-
tie. aducind un VENT de 1866.
Urmind ziua Gle 26 Ianuaric
1919. serb1ndu-si ziua onomastica
fratii l. Cindea, /. Dragoman 81 |.
Cristea, au aranjat o masa foarte
frumoasa, la care au luat parte
toti membrii societatii. cum 81
mai multi prieteni, care vazind
scopul maret al Societatii noas-
tire. inca au, suprasolvit dupa cum
lrmeaza:
V. Caloiu So; n. Neague So
G.. Gutea 81; M. Brumbea $3.50;
V. Balut Q. So; I. Dragoman So
[. Neaguc So; V. Llmbean So
.. P. Nitu So; n. Popp $1.25
P, Paicu 81; l. Joanta $3.50; /
1orm ST.; G. Cindea $4; n. Da
Wit 81; V. Balut n. $3.50; A. Gin
lea So: V. Cindea $17; M. Gin
dea ST.; /. Bucurenciu $1.75: Y
Stingu So; (. Cindea $3.50. -
n total $7l.l0.
lar in ziua Gle > Februarie 1919
,erbindu-si onomastica fratii no
stri: |. Neague. [. Joanta 81 S
9ucurenciu, avfnd 81 parechc
lie porumbi foarte frumosi pc ca.
re. i-au pus in icitatie. Membrll
care au licitat sunt rrmatorii:
/. Cristea $50: G. Balas So: "
Caloiu $500; G. Gutia $1.10: n
Pop $3.50; G. Cindea So; V. Ba.
Tut N. $3.50; V. Balut o. 1910
V. Cfndea 1925; I. Cindea 81: V
Stingu $7.15; NJ. Neague $3.50
l. Joanta So; l. Comsa' 81; I. Bu
curenciu $3.50: l. Dragomar
$3.50. - Suma total& 1885,
Adeca suma adunata de ls
serbarile fratilor membrii in total
face $24O.5O.
Deci pc aceasta Gale aducem
sincerile noastre multumiri tutu
ror fratilor membrii, care au bint
volt a aranja aceste serbari pen
|. tru un scop att de maret
De ascmenea aducem 10 mare
nultumita din partea societati
,oastre tuturor melhbrilor 81 pri
stenilor, care au avut buna voin
ia a suprasolvi, cacj pentru III
scop maret 81 crestinesc all SUI
prasolvit.
George Candea, pres
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spRI 4TIINTx.

eug4m Pc toti abonatii nostri
20 observe biletelul lipit pc siar
p care % veds data cind se I'M
plinetse sbonamentul si cind We.
Do ox % apropie xiua s1-l refine
ieascx.
Ne vine foarts greu 80 anun-
tim pe fis care in parte despre
sxpirarsa abonaentului ziarele
amerisane nm "a accst obiceiu.
m siua ofnd = expirst abonamen-
tul dask nn ~ refnoieste se opre-
ytO trimitereo xsarului. - Ssim
din sxperieutA.
MOI Do obiesdu mai trimitem
sia1nl md -sitsvs, sile. site-odatx
4 . lun8 q das8 oprim trimite.
- ~ pensalzn o. rsprosnri
1ugxm 9sci absaAtii y notezs
~ sxyhGfA aboaasnentului il
~ ts9noiessk = tls1p . = nj
is>tagus cstlrse siarslul.
No. ! AAmaniq
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
POSTA ADMINISTRATIVE

D-lui Indreu Salcau, Sharon,
Pa: - Am primit scrisoarea D.
tale. Cerceteaza la societate, ca
zul ne-a VENT de acolo.
D-lui lean Sacmarsan, Isuo.
wanda, N Y: Zisrul D,taie
merge in buna regula pc sdresa
corecta Cerceteasa 10 posta 10
Gala.
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PROTEST
CONTRA zIARULUI ,,ROMf
null 81 CONTRA ACELORA
Gel CoNDUC.

O.'0 - -
Ca membru al Uniunei de 9 ami
de zile, cunosc tot trecutul mamei
noastre Uniuni, cit fost de zbu-
umat. Stu neajunsurile 81 stu
toate piedecile care le-ati pus
D-Voastra cei de la ,.Rominul".
Tot asa de bine stu 81 trecutM
D-Voastra, domnilor de la ,.Ro-
minuIN.
Stu Ell 81 stu toti fiji mamei
noastre Uniuni ca pima in pre-.
zent cite sv1rcoleli att facut. Cit
v'ati fnvfrtit tot in defavorul T.
niunii, tot in ca att lovit Gu
g1nd de a o distruge. In zadar ca
nu att reusit 81 nici nu yeti reusi
ca sa veniti la placinte de-a gaia.
Caci D-Voastra, v1natori de in
terese, Gu cit ve-ti izbi in aceea
institutiune mai tare, tot in D.
voastra izbiti. Cautati fnapoi la
trecut, caci acela este oglinda vii
torului. Gu cit D-Voastra ,e.i
izbi mai tare in moi, GU att vom
st,'inge mai tare pc llnga moi a.
cal lant al unirii. Fiji s;guri dior
caci ocl1ii tot la acea zala, numa-
rul patru lie vor Fl, 81 lu vom Ia
sa-o sa sslabeasca; ba din contra
din cind in cind vom intari-o. 81
cind moi GU totii stim toate aces
te datorinte, ii impune fiecarui
frate membru a protesta contra
apucaturilor D-Voastra.
MOI stim GU totii ca ce va doa
re. Acea zala de la lantul organi
zatiei care pima acuma nu att re-
nsit a rupe. Fiji siguri ca nici
nu -veti reusi, caci conducatori;
Uniunii s-au facut datorinta Gu
sfintenie pima acum 81 Isl vor ia
GEO 81 de All fnainte. Vor fl SEN
tinele devotate. Vom sti sa o pa
zim caci este noastrt, 81 este
sfinta, caci moi muncitorii plu-
gari, ciObani, cercurari 81 alti
am contribute la acel material, ca
re Lam 1ntrebuintat la zidirea or
ganizatiei, 81 moi ii 81 tragem To-
'oasele 81 lie vom TRACE 81 ma
leparte.
81 stu Dior de la ,,Rominul"
"a 81 asia va doare ca muncito-
rul Romin american poate dovedi
Rom1niei Mari ca facut ceva in
Statele Unite. Mnncitorii nu au
stat GU miinile in buzunare ca
D-Voastra, 81 nici nu au trait ca
trintorii de pc spinarea altoras
Si fiti sigur Dior, Ga acele do
vezi le 'vom duce moi membrii ace.
stei organizatiuni GU moi cind
vom merge in Rominia Mare s.
'e vom arata prin aceea ca vom
,ti 1nfiinta 81 acolo o Uniune, 81
vom dovedi 81 prin aceea ca nu-
marului patru ii vom da loc pc @
pagina fntreaga in statutele eli
D-lor de la ,,Rominul" Cit pri-
veste cazurile de epidemia influ
enta spaniola, nu va intereseazf
pe D-Voastra Gle loc. Eu stu c3
sunt mil de frati earl cugeta ca 9
mine 81 pot zice alaturi de ei ca
mai bucuros lucram doua sau tre'
saptamfni pentru ca sd ajutam
ms frate de al nostru, orr fami
'ie nenorocita, deceit fl bolnavi
pri recurge acolo dupa ajltor
81 MI uitati Dior de la ,,Romi
1ul" ca acel numar patru este
flint, caci in el see coprinde ur-
matoarele:
Nici foloase fara munca
Nici munca fara foloase.
Chicago, ILL.,, la 3 Martie 1919
Mihai Ciolac, membru al Uniunii
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societatea ,,Drapelul Romm'

din Struthers, Ohio. - COnvOaca
pc toti membrii sal lua parte la
sedinta generala lunara, care Sc
va tinea in ziua de 9 Martie 1919,
in hala societatii din Liberty Str.
No. 25, la orele 100 p. M. Ru,
gam starlitor pc fiecare frate
membru a lua parte la aceasta Sc
dinta. Absentele nemotiyate Sc
vor pedepsi conform statutelor.
prexidiul.
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care in restauta mai mutt ca GU
80 de zile va Fl refuzat de doctor.
In numele societatii ,,Plugarul
Romfn'' din Youngstown, Ohio !:
Avisalom Barbu, pregedinte.
Dumitru Lungociu, secretar prim.
(54 e SO s. CD.
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N MICA -
.s}BLICITATg,M.I
JS7S -, 80 WI


un costum pentru dame. Marimea
3S, foarte bun 81 Ieftin.
GALL Clinton Ave-, Cleveland, O.
(52-54)
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,Ds-aIe Solicitation.

W uiU VVUsOuQyIIUIs
societatea DIR. g. Angelescu"
din Cleveland, Ohio. - Conyoaca
pc toti membrii sal lua parte la
adunarea extra ordinara lunara,
care Sc va tinea in zilla de 9 Mar
tie 1919, la orele 1.30 p. m. pre-
els, in hala din 6131 st. Clair A.
venue. Avfnd chestii de mare i'm
portanta, precum 81 raportnl CO.
misiei speciale aleasa ca sa cerce-
teze starea financiara a societa-
til, toti fratii membrit sunt rugati
) staruitor "A lua parte la aceasta
adunare.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,.Simion Barnutiu"
din Chicago, Ill. - Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la a.
dunarea generala, care Sc va t.
nea in 9 Martie 1919, in hala hi
sericei din Webster Avenue.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
2 p. m. La ordinea zilei vor Fl mai
multe puncte importante de re-
ZOlvat. Tot Odata rugat fiecare
membru a seprezenta Gu statutul
la adunarea sus numita pentru
ca -secretarul financiar, Stef C To-
lac sa poata fntregi conspectul
dupa cum spnne statntul, pc ann.
1919, adeca judctul, comuna 81
mostenitorul. Credem Cd toti fra.
til membrii vor da atentiunea
cuvenita acestei convocari.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Cuza Voda" dir
Massillon, Ohio. - Convoaca pc
>toti membrii sal lua parte la Sc,
dinta generala extra ordinara
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, 9 Mar
tie 1910, in hala societatii din Co
lumbia Nights. la orele 1.30 p. m
Deci toti fratii membrii srnt ru.
gait staruitor a lua parte negre-
sit la aceasta sedinta, fHndca a.
vem mai multe chestii importante
de rezolvat. Absentee nemotivate
Sc vor/ pedepsi conform statu-
telor.
Prezidiul.
Soc. u. r. Ard. & Trans. din
Alliance, o. - COnvoaca pc tot
membrii sal lua parte la sedin
ia generala specisla, care Sc w
tinea Dumineca, 9 Martie 1919
IN hala fgatelui Capatina. la erele
Q a. IN. precis.
Chestnut Gle mare importantf
sunt la ordinea zilei, deci rugam
Gu staruinta pc toti fratii mem
bril- a lua parte la aceasta sedin
ia. Absentee >nemotivate nu sc
vor lua in considerare, ci Sc vol
pedepsi conform statutelor
societatea America. dir
Wheatland, Pa. - Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la a.
dunarea speciala lunaga, care 81
\ va tinea in ziua de 9 Martie 1919
la orele 1.30 p., m. Stunt rugati
staruitor toti fratii membrii lua
parte la aceasta' adunare fiindcf
sunt mai mutle chestii importante
de ,rezolvat. Absentee nemotivatf
Ise> vor pedepsi conform statute
lor.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Dacia Romina" dir
Cincinnati, Ohio. - Convoaca pe
toti membrii sal lua parte la a.
dunarea generala ordinara, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, 8 Martif
1919. la orele 2 D. M, in hala so.
.cietatii din $50 Dayton Street
fntre alte puncte mai fnsemnate
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TITI.UL SERIII.OR.


Not
1O1. Locuri istNrice din America.
102. Q vlzita la Washington.
lO3. Cascade Neagra-
1Oi. Calatorie peste Dixie Land.
los. CAlatorie in West.
106. Calatoric pc coasta Pacificului.
107. Marble orase din America.
10S. CAlatorie la Filipino.
109. Niata lui Christos.
1lo. Calatoric la Palestine.
Ill. Calatoria in China 81 Japonia.
112. Vista la Roma 81 Venetia.
49, Calatorie in Italia 81 Elvetia.
Iii. Vista in Anglia 81 Franta.
115 Calatorie peste Norvegia 81 Suedia.
1f6 Minunile vechiului pamint
III. Clopotele Cununiei
11S. Petru ST AnimaleIe.
1l9. Baieti sunt Baieti.
l20 Calatorie Gu Auto. la New York.
l21 Calatorie peste Canalul Panama.
1872 Fetele sunt fete {comic)
Nu triniteti toti banii Trimitetf NIT
mai 20 de cent? in atgint san marei
postale, lar restul IL veti plati atunci
cind tactorul va va aduce pachetul.
Adresa:
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No !. 200 de fotografii de razboi
deOsebitc $500.
Deasemenea mai avem 81 alte foto-
grafii pentru stercscoD. de caro- dar1
lista seriilor de mai jos. Fiecare serie
contine % do folografii. Seria costa
35 cent?.
Cind comandati. scrieti numai nu-
marul seriilor s' vom sti pc carl sa
vile trimitern.
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societatea America" di1
Wheatland. Pa. - ConvOaca D
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Dacia Romina" di,
Cincinnati, Ohio. - Convoaca p

SOcietatea ,,Dacl0 Kom1na Oh!
Cincinnati, Ohio. - Convoaca pe
toti membrii sal a lua parte la a.
dunarea gcnerala ordinara, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, 8 Martie
1919, la orele 2 p. M, in hala so.
cietatii din $50 Dayton Street
fntre alte puncte mai fnsemnate
va fl 81 darea de seapa de tre'
luni 81 darea de seama de la Sc.
rata literara din 2 Martie 1919
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor pc
depsi conform statutelor. Tot
fratii membrii sunt rugati a luz
parte la aceasta adunare.
Prezidiu1.
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CAUTA. M

mineri pentru lucru fncontinuu la
minele .noastre, unde poti cfstiga
bani frumosi. Avem deja in III
cru Romini GU familiilc, carl toti
>rrnt satisfacuti. MOI furnizam car
buni la Bethlehem Steel Mills
1eci trebue sa lucram cu toate
fortele. - Casele de locuit de pri-
ma conditiune. Vino numai dec1t
rata de lucru. 1nainte dc a pie
"a scrie dupa informatiuni. Scri
I'll romfneste, lar moi va raspun
lem. -- Nu uitati adresa:
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

All of the members of the John
Majerus family are sick with infuen-
"a except Mrs. Majerus. Fred Maj
erus is taking care of the Geib-Carl
Lumber yard in the absence of his
brother, he having just recovered
from influenza.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

The annual meeting of the Morris
Commercial Club will be held this
evening at the club rooms and cleo
ton of officers will take place. Re-
ports of a number of committees will
be heard and considerable business
should be present.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Fresh milk delivered to any part
of the city every morning. Leave
orders by calling phone 203 J. Chas
Torrey. 3tf.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Mrs. H. O. Eames entertained a
few ladies Tuesday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. Geo. Borrill of Canada.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Telephone bus calls for Grifith's
bus to the Merchants Hotel any time
Of the day or night. advtf.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Mrs. D. Cavanaugh and son re-
turned to her home in Minneapolis
Wednesday after a months visit with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. N. Vinje.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

J. J. McCanney is enjoying a short
visit from his cousin, T. J. Mccain
ney, and son Thomas, from Phila-
delphia. They stopped off here while
enroute to California.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17
Gardens Give Big Returns

The farm gardens of Minnesota
last season produced $4,193,462
worth of foodstuffs This total was
obtained from 83,776 gardens. If
the rest of the farms of the state had
maintained gardens with equal sue
cess, the total would have been mil
lions larger. For this reason, r. S.
Macintosh, horticultural spec 'alist
of the Agricultural Extension aiv1-
sion at University Farm, is calling on
the county agents of the state to
stimulate interest in farm gardens
for the present year. "a garden in
every home" is his appeal.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Bring in your tires now for re-
treading or repairing. We will have
them ready for you when you want
them next spring. Lee & Ware Auto
Co. ct.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Henry Jones and H. e. Stensland
went to Minneapolis Monday to at
tend the annual convention of lum-
bermen from all parts of the North
west. The sessions are being held
at the West Hotel and about 1000
lumbermen we're expected.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

o. F. Tewksbury left this week for
Green Cove Springs, Fla, where he
will spend the balance of the winter.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

The Morris postof1ce has received
supply Of the Scent aerial stamps
to be used on letters which go by
aerOplane. Letters which bear these
stamps go by train to Chicago and
then by air to New York and they
take double postage. Parcels up to
80 inches in length will also be &C
copied to go over this route, but they
take first class postage. There is
saving of many hours when letter
is sent by aerial, and very often bust
ness letters get to New York by three
o'clock in the afternoon that would
otherwise not get there until the
next morning. Often times letters
going overseas will be in time to
catch a certain boat when sent by air
that would have to wait for several
days for the next boat if sent by
train. There is a gain of IL hours
time between Chicago and New York
by air. Established aerial routes are
now in operation between Chicago
and New York, New York and Wash
ington, D. c., and New York and
Philadelphia. It is expected that by
spring the Twin Cities will be con-
nected with Chicago by aerial mail.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

WIS Items NJ
Anton Ness and VIM. Lund of
Starbuck were in Morris Friday to
consult DR.. Christianson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Mortenson Of
Benson were here Friday to consult
doctors regarding their health.
Sheriff Gilbertson of Swift county
came up from Benson Tuesday on
duties connected with his Office.
L. S. Graves, cashier of the Farm
ers State Bank of Chokio, was bust
ness visitor in Norris Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Mahaffie was confined
to her bed Sunday with sickness. 1t
was only a bad cold and she is able
to be up again.
Mrs. G. w. Anderson returned to
Morris Wednesday after two weeks
visit with Mr.. Anderson's parents at
Moorhead
Bring in your tires now for re-
treading or repairing. We will have
them ready for you when you want
them next spring. Lee & Ware Auto
Co. ct.
George Vaughan is now in the hos
pital at Camp Jackson, having &C
sustained the fracture of
the leg. He expects to be discharged
as soon as released from the hospital
Mrs. Victor Hoechel, who lives
about eight miles from Morris, came
to the Morris General Hospital Mon
day and underwent an operation on
Tuesday. She is gaining her strength
rapidly.
VIM. Cooley, ST., treasurer Of the
Stevens County Fair Association, has
received the premium money from the
state and those who have money COM
ing for premiums can get it by call
ing at the bank.
Both Mrs. Harry Adams and Miss
Mildred we're taken sick with in
fuenza on Monday and we're very
sick for a short time. Mrs. Adams
was able to be up on Wednesday but
Mildred is still in bed.
There are a few cases Of influenza
at the West Central School again,
but none of them are serious. If any
get sick they are Immediately moved
to an improvised hospital, where they
are given the best Of care.
w. H. Mahaff1e came UP from
De Graft Tuesday night to doctor
up for a bad cold. He felt he could
get better care at home so left his
school in charge of an assistant. He
returned to De. Graft again last
night.
Ned Stanton of Appleton, Wis, is
expected in Morris the last of this
week to visit with his aunt, Mrs.
John House. Mr.. Stanton recently
lost his wife, who died from influenza
and he is anxious for a change and
a visit here.
Cashier Putnam Of the Morris Ma
tiona1 Bank was somewhat surprised
Monday morning when he arrived at
his Office. He found he was shy a
janitor, a teller and a bookkeeper,
all on account Of the flu, and he i'm
mediately got busy at the various
jobs himself. w. E. Frame was very
sick the first of the week, but it is
hoped that he will only have the in
fuenza and be up again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Berg received
a message Tuesday saying that their
daughter, Mrs. Henry Garfield, had
died at Fresno, Calf, Of influenza,
and that the body was being shipped
to Morris. This was indeed a sad
blow as their daughter had only left
home two weeks ago and had only
been married a little over week
when she died. Mr.. Garfield is also
very sick with influenza and is not
expected to live.
Mrs. E. T. Fitzgerald had letter
from her husband last week which
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Lars Olson of Kensington, who was
operated on at the Morris General
Hospital a couple of weeks ago for
strangulated hernia, is improving
rapidly and getting along fine.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

VIM. Cooley, Sr., treasurer Of the
Stevens County Fair Association, has
received the premium money from the
state and those who have money COM
ing for premiums can get it by call
ing at the bank.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

George Vaughan is now in the hos
pital at Camp Jackson, having &C
cidentally sustained the fracture of
the leg. He expects to be discharged
as soon as released from the hospital.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Mrs. Victor Hoechel, who lives
about eight miles from Morris, came
to the Morris General Hospital Mon
day and underwent an operation on
Tuesday. She is gaining her strength
rapidly.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

The Ladies' Aid Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church Of America will
hold its annual business meeting at
the church Thursday at p. M, Jan.
23rd. All members requested to be
present.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Mrs. G.. w. Anderson returned to
Morris Wednesday after two weeks
visit with Mr. Anderson's parents at
Moorhead.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Morris is fast getting into the class
of metropolitan cities and the latest
addition is to be a system of mail
collections. Boxes have arrived this
week, and as soon as cement work
can be done they will be installed in
all parts Of the city, where people
can deposit their letters and they
will be picked up at certain hours
of the day in time to get in the last
mail.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Mrs. w. H. Mahaffie was confined
to her bed Sunday with sickness. It
was only a bad cold and she is able
to be up again.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Both Mrs. Harry Adams and Miss
Mildred we're taken sick with in
fuenza on Monday and we're very
sick for a short time. Mrs. Adams
was able to be up on Wednesday but
Mildred is still in bed.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Plans are already under way for
the 1919 Moccasin to be put out by
the students of the West Central
School of Agriculture. Alien Drip
is Editor-in-chief and Wesley Stegner
is business manager. The boys are
now soliciting advertising for tn,
book.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Harvey Stegner of Bismarck, N. D.,
was in Morris last week visiting with
his brother, Wesley, who is attend
ing the West Central School of Agri-
culture. He had been to Beardsley
to visit with his parents and stopped
here on his way back.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Miss Hazel Witwer was taken sick
but is getting along very we'll.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Mrs. E. T. Fitzgerald had letter
was written on the 18th of December
in France. He stated that he expect
ed to sail from Brest about the same
time that the letter would leave and
would come on the steamship Nuran
which was due to arrive at Newport
News Wednesday of this week. It
is likely that he will come to Morris
soon after his arrival. The doctor
has been in the service for seventeen
months and has not been in Morris
since a year ago last October.
The Woodman and Royal Neigh
bors lodges held joint installation
of officers Tuesday night of this week.
The new officers are as follows:
Frank Griffith, V. c.; M. W. Matt
son, W. A.; G. B. Burpee, E. B.; F.
A. Mullen, Clerk; F. E. Shepard, Es-
cort; Frank Dohmstreick, Watch
man; DR.. Leuty and DR.. Caine, ply
s1cians; D. H. Lawler, Manager for
three years. The Royal Neighbors
were as follows: Mae HOLSTER,
Oracle, Anna Lameiux, Vice Oracle;
Edna SIR, Chancellor; Nellie Nc
Hugh, Recorder; Marie Arvig, Re-
ceiver; Anna Ryhn, Marshal; Math-
Ida Brom, Inner Sentinel; Anna Mel
son, Outer Sentinel; John LeSage,
Manager; DR.. Caine and DR.. Leuty
physicians.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

There are few cases Of influenza
at the West Central School again,
but none of them are serious. If any
get sick they are Immediately moved
to an improvised hospital, where they
are given the best Of care.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-17

Cashier Putnam of the Morris Ma
tional Bank was somewhat surprised
Monday morning when he arrived at
his Office. He found he was shy a
janitor, teller and bookkeeper,
all on account of the flu, and he i'm
mediately got busy at the various
jobs himself. w. E. Frame was very
sick the first of the week, but it is
hoped that he will only have the in
fuenza and be up again soon.