Morris tribune., 1919-03-21

remember the millinery opening
at E. Peterson's store, Saturday, Mar.
o. adv1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stever spent '
Sunday visiting friends in Wahpe-
ton.
Subscriptions taken for all maya
zines and newspapers. The Sugar
Bowl. adv. If.
Mrs. Herman Schmidt entertained {
last Friday afternoon for number of
ladies of the city.
Telephone bus calls for Grifith's
bus to the Merchants Hotel any time
of the day or night. advtf.
Nick Nelson from Saltwater, was
here yesterday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Otto Olson.
Millinery Modes for Spring Your
inspection is invited Saturday, March
%, at E. Peterson's store. adv.
Mrs. F. A. Hancock is in Mime
apolis attending a meeting of the
WOmens Liberty Loan committee.
M. E. Griffith of West Concord, has ]
been here this week visiting at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Mary /
Griffith.
Part of the equipment for Com l
pany "K' has arrived, including 70
rifles, 70 hats, 6 side arms, canteens, I
haversacks and mess kits. The uni !
forms are expected any day. {
Miss Mabel Kessler returned to ]
Norris Wednesday morning, after
five weeks visit with her parents at
Duluth. She is again back at The
Tribune Office as operator of the
Intertype.
The great Kimball pianos and /
player pianos. You take no risk in
buying the old and reliable Kimball.
Easy terms if desired, or will accept
Liberty Bonds in full or part pay
ment. J. A. Ringness. 1918. adv.
Mesdames Scobey and Roberts will ]
conduct food sale at the S. M. Arvig
store tomorrow, Saturday, beginning
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. This
is to raise money for the Ladies' Aid
of the Methodist church.
Pauline & Odgers, Escape Artists, ]
in their own original 3O-minute act, ]
featuring The Great Hypnotic
Escape, with the regular run of l
pictures at the Strand Theatre, '
Tuesday, March Is. Time, 1880 and '
$50. Admission IS and rs Cents. !
adv.
Mrs. w. H. Mahaffie assisted by
Mrs. Carmean will conduct dough-
nut sale at the Stebbins store tomor- I
row afternoon, Saturday, from S
o'clock on. The doughnuts will be Is
homemade and fresh. Orders may
be phoned to Mrs. Mahaf1e today. The '
proceeds of the sale will go to the *
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church. {
Supt. Utne will have charge of the /
summer school for teachers which /
will be held at the West Central
School of Agriculture from June %
to Aug. LIST. While in St. Paul this
week he will confer with the state
department of education in regard to
the courses Of study.
H. H. Wells returned last week
from Tayone, Fla, where he has been
for the past three months with his
family. His daughter, Mrs. Thorpe
and children, have gone to Norfolk,
Va, where Col. Thorpe is now 10 !
Gated. Mrs. Wells expects to return
home about May first.
The Misses Bertha Hermann and
Bertha Butler of Fergus Falls, have
been in Morris this week getting rec
ords at the court house, which they !
will use in county directory. This
directory will include lists of real
estate and mortgage expirations and
will be sold to banks, land companies,
etc.
Miss Mary Daniels of Minneapolis,
has been elected to fill the position ]
of History and Latin teacher in the
Morris High School for the balance ]
of the year to fill the vacancy left by
Miss Elsa Klippstein who was unable
to resume her teaching this spring
on account of sickness. Miss Daniels
began her work Monday of this week.
Rev Fox, of Glenwood who recently
returned from France, gave an in
teresting talk at the Masonic meet