Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-08-08
Miss Margaret Hanrahan spent
Sunday at her home in Horton.

c. H. Dolven nephew of Oscar Dol
ven, spent few days visiting his
uncle in Morris this week.
Miss Margaret Kohler went to St.
Paul to spend her vacation. She will
be gone four or five weeks.
Miss Katherine Ditzler of Mime
apolis, is here visiting with her I'M
Gle and anut, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Eckes.
Miss Arvilla Zahl entertained
eight girls at party last Thursday
night. The house was very prettily
decorated with flowers.
Miss Esther CARNEY who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CARNEY, left on
Monday night for Minneapolis.
Miss Leta Hays went Friday night
to Minot, N. D., to visit some friends.
She will be a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Vaughan.
Dance next Thursday night, Aug.
IA, at the pavilion by the we'll
known Middleton's orchestra. Every
one welcome. adv.
Dance next Thursday night, Aug.
IA, at the pavilion by the we'll
known Middleton's orchestra. Every
one welcome. adv.
Miss Kathyrn Pennock and her
mother, Mrs. /. ]. Pennock, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Eames
at their cottage at Lake Minnewaska
on Sunday
Oscar Dolven went to Sheyenne, N.
D., to visit James Harvey who used to
have a farm north of town. He re
ports that Mr.. Harvey has 400 acres
of good wheat crop.
Manager Kennedy went to Mime
apolis last evening to get a new
machine for the Orpheum theatre.
1t is expected that the new machine
will be installed for the show Sunday
night
Miss Eva Hays, Agnes Holmes.
Ruth Holmes, Emma Kruger and
Dimple Hays gave party at the
Morris Hotel Tuesday night. They
entertained as their guests five young
men of Morris.
Miss Margaret Webb of Brainerd,
is spending some time with her
friend, Miss Nancy Harris Of Morris.
Miss Webb and Miss Harris were
great friends at st. Mary's School at
Faribault this past year,
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Utne went
to Fergus Falls on Friday to visit
relatives. They returned on Tuesday
and left later in the week to go camp
ing for a few weeks at Starbuck
where they have taken cottage.
James F. Munro, who has been Wis
iting at Duluth and Minneapolis,
stopped off here Wednesday and then
went to Wahpeton, where he has
accepted a position with F. Lieber,
an exclusive shoe dealer of that city.
H, w Butler with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Higley went to Willard last Sunday
to visit Mr.. Buffers uncle w. R.
Butler. w. R. Butler drove back
with H. w Butler as far as Hancock
where he stopped to visit his daugh-
ter.
their two children Marcella and Sid
ney from Mayville, N. D., were visit
ing at the home of Joe Brunsman.
They came here from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Sorenson is a sister of Mrs.
Brunsman.
Major ]. w. MacKelvie, Sergeant
Tad Hoag, Sergeant E. F. Weber,
Sergeant G. Fitzgerald and Sergeant
Neal Burgess who have been recruit
ing in Norris for several days, left
yesterday afternoon for Brecken-
ridge.
H. ]. Northcott of La Combe, AL
berta, Canada, is here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard North
colt. Herb started to drive thru by
auto with his family but struck such
spell of rainy weather in Canada
that his family stopped to visit rela-
tives at Moose Jaw while he came
on by train.
Max Trantow bought in the first
wheat of the season-50O bushels
from 40 acres He marketed it at
the Eames Elevator. He has har-
vested more than that, but has put
some in the granary. His wheat
went 16 to II bushels to the acre
He also brought in several loads OF
oats which went about 33 to the
acre.
William Hope has not yet bought
his apron to take acre of the meat
and groceries the government ex-
poets to have the post Offices dis
tribute. He says he has heard
nothing Of it yet and does not know
when the. Morris post office will!
start the mercantile business. He
will postpone getting an extra gro
Gerry clerk until further notice.
The employees Of the Northwestern
In Is &c