Morris tribune., 1919-01-24

o. C. Hanson has been sick the past
few days and compelled to remain II
at home. ~.
Mrs. VIM. Schroeder has been sick
for a few days, suffering from
severe cold. '"
Manager Baker of the Otter Tail
Power plant at Norris is confined to
his home with sickness. w
H. H. Wells left last Saturday for u9
Florida to spend the balance of the
winter with his family.
County Agent Nash is one the the NJ
latest victims of the flu and he is a
confined to his home with the disease. III
The farmers of Stevens township
have already exceeded their allotment 81
in the Armenian Relief drive and y"
have subscribed $3.50 w
Among the Morris boys who went
to France in time to see actual fight /.
ing was Louis Vinje, and he came ~.
thru without scratch. He was with
the 32nd division. ~
One marriage license was issued
the past week, that being to Geo. L.
PushOr and Stella M. Raymer. These Sc
young people went to st. Cloud We'd IT'S
nesday to be married. sol
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Jones of Moose WI
Jaw, Canada, stopped in Morris Sun
day for a visit at the E. J. Jones
home They we're on their way south gr
to spend the balance of the winter. ha
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L. H. Schuman has been very sick Sh
at his home on East 7th street for he
the past six weeks, but he is rapidly az
improving at this writing and hopes
to be completely recovered in week
or two. Fa
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Mrs. E. T. Fitzgerald received an ca
other letter from her husband this he
week in which he said he was still off
waiting for a chance to board a YES MI
sci for this country. He should ar
rive in a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dushek went Ag
to Mount CIemans, Mich, this week pl!
where Mrs. Dushek will receive treat Ur
ments for her health. During their tic
absence Frank Hayes is acting as day ne
clerk at the Merchants Hotel.
A. G.. Bjork went to st. Paul Mon he
day to meet his son Oscar, who has nj
been visiting in Wisconsin aid Mich he
igan. Oscar then returned to Nor MI
riC NFr IN uni
Lake, Wis, on business trip. ap
The daily papers of Monday gave
the name of Harry Peterson of Nor fro
ris as one Of the boys who had just un
arrived at Newport News, Va. This he
is Sergt Harry Peterson, a son of lar
Hedge Peterson, and he was a mem ais
Der of the saith anti aircraft Mach an
inc Gun Battalion. He went to
Camp Dodge and will be mustered
from there. VIC
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F. A. Mullen received letter from VIC
Henry HUH this week, written just to
after he landed in this country from me
France. He is now at Camp Dodge Wis
and expects to be mustered out Of ex
the service next week, when he will to
return to his home in Marshfield,
Wis. He may return to Morris to
resume his work at the Mullen store frc
next month. sta
Overton Post No. 70, G.. A. r. will his
hold camp fire at the Morris armory Ill
on the evening of Feb. IL, which is tic
Lincolns birthday, and big time be-
is being planned. This will be at
regular old-time camp fire and the
soldiers of the civil war will invite
the young soldiers of today to help Gel
them make it a rOusing evnt. De- del
tails of the program will be given lat
next week. an
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Mr.. Clifford, district deputy of the Mi
Modern Woodmen Order, visited with Wi
officers and members of the Woodmen att
lodge in Morris Wednesday. Now ter
that the war is over an effort will an
be made to revive the interest in the da.
WOOdmen lodge Of Morris and a cam
paign will likely be made soon to get e.
new members into the lodge. State sch
Deputy Burns may be secured as mas
speaker when a meeting is held in Hi
February and he is said to be a force or;
full talker and we'll worth hearing. ret
William e. Vaughan went to Min Wi
neapolis Wednesday and from there hig
to Davenport, Iowa, after having Wis to
tied his mother and grandparents in sui
Morris for about ten days. He has no
just been furloughed from the navy Mi