Morris tribune., 1919-05-09

Dave Lonergan is quite i'll at pres
ent.
Harold Flater of Redfeld, S. D.,
spent Sunday with his friend, Elaine
Lonergan.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hoyer of Pepperton town
ship Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Peterson have re-
turned to Morris, after several
months spent at Hot Spring, Ark.
Rev and Mrs. Stever moved into
the Burpee residence on Tuesday,
where they will live for the summer.
Mrs. Anna Fritz loaded her house
hold goods Monday and has moved to
St. Cloud, where she will make her
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burpee and son left
Monday evening for Wapato, Wash,
where they will spend the summer
on their fruit farm.
Corporal VIM. G.. Carlson, son of
Mrs. A G. Carlson, has arrived in
the states from his overseas duty. He
is expected home shortly.
The boys of Miss Hazel Witwer's
Sunday school will have a party at
the Welfare home north of Norris
this evening if the weather permits.
We have been asked to state for
the benefit of those in the minstrel
show that the practice next week
will be held in the East Side school.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hancock and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Jones went to
st. Paul Wednesday to hear Caruso,
the great tenor, at the st. Paul aud
itOrium last night.
W. A. Buss and family went to the
cities Wednesday evening to be there
when the 151st regiment arrived
from the east. Their son, who ar
rived home a few weeks ago, was a
member of this regiment and went
down to join his comrades.
Stanley Ryan went to st. Paul
Wednesday to take in the home COM
ing celebration for the 151st Field
Artillery in which organization he
had three nephews. Mr.. Ryan was
himself a member of this organiza-
ton over twenty years ago.
G. w. Suckstorff had a relapse on
Monday and for a time little hopes
were held for his recovery but he is
now some better and improving each
day. Last week he was importing
rapidly but his heart became affected
and caused the relapse.
The Tribune is sending out with
this issue the law supplements con-
tanning all the laws passed at the
recent session of the legislature.
Readers are advised to preserve this
supplement for future reference, as
the information contained therein is
valuable.
H. G. Olson of the Colyer & Olson
Undertaking firm, was called to Swift
county Monday by the death of Mrs.
Patrick Landers. She was 81 years
of age an dhad lived in Swift county
for many years, being one of the ear
1y settlers. The funeral was held
Wednesday from the Catholic church
of age and had lived in Swift county
The Landers family live about six
miles south of Hancock just across
the line from Stevens county.
Judge Stenger, D. H. LAWYER, Miss
Moran and Mrs. Mahaff1e left We'd
nesday evening for the cities to at
tend a conference of the Child We'll
fare Board in St. Paul on Friday and
Saturday. They left one day early
in order to be in the cities to see
the boys of the 151st arrive
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church is planning birthday party
to be given in the church parlors on
Friday, May %, at 8 p. m. Each
person is asked to bring as many
pennies as they are old in years, and
if they object to give away their age
they can put in one-hundred and
nothing will be said about it.
VIM. Schemmel, who has rented
the old SpIitstoser meat market from
Danielson & Co., arrived in Morris
yesterday, and expects to open his
new market on Saturday. Mr..
Schemmel has been in business in
Pipestone for the past twenty-five
years. and comes to Morris most