Morris tribune., 1919-12-05
Martin Reimer of Alberta was in
Morris on business Tuesday.


What could better show the per-
osnality of the giver than a photo
graph? tt.
Supt. Utne has been in WfI1mar
for a few. days this week, visiting
the schools there.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid met at
the home Of Mrs. Carl Wollitz on
Tuesday afternoon.
Your friends can buy anything you
can give them for Christmas except
your photograph. If.
Mrs. o. L. Birch and children have
gone to the Twin Cities to spend two
or three weeks there.
VIM. Baumgartner, who has been
working at Slayton, returned to his
home here on Monday.
The Ladies' Home Institute which
was to have been held next Tuesday
has been postponed until next month.
Mrs. G.. G. Jennings and daughter
Harriet went to the cities yesterday
for a short visit. They will return
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Dixon of Warren, Mimi,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
T. J. Mangan and her neice, Mrs.
Steve Sax.
Rudolph Eek of Anoka, came up
Wednesday night to spend Thanks
giving at his home here, returning
Thursday night.
Miss Ruth Clark, who is teaching
at Brushville, Mimi, visited over
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Clark.
The finest line of picture frames
:. in this section of the country is now
ready for your inspection at the Voss
Studio. Call and ese them. If.
Mrs. Sophie Voss and daugherst
Pearl, Dorothy and Violet of Glen
wood, spent Thanksgiving Day at the
home of G. L. Voss of this city.
P. G. Peterson, formerly an editor
at Frazee but now a field agent Of
the State Board of Control, was in
Morris the first part of the week on
official business.
The Misses Amy and Nora Hanson
who are attending the st. Cloud
Normal School, spent Thanksgiving
Day here with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Hanson.
The Stevens Township Farmers
Club gave homecoming to their re-
turned soldiers on Wednesday eve
ming, with a banquet and a general
good time during the evening.
Aug. Leybold and family this week
removed to Utica, Nebraska, near
their old home. Mr.. Leybold will
live in Utica this winter, but plans to
90 onto a farm again in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs L. D. Trip last week
opened their home to Lester Morley
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Morley, Mrs
Miller, Mrs. Jungbauer and Miss
Blossom, here to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Lester Morley. -. :
Rev Alfred Bredesen and Mrs. D.
Kuntson left on Monday for st. Paul
where Mrs. Knutson joined her son,
Congressman Harold Kuntson, and
went with him to Washington, D. G.
Rev. Bredesen purchased an altar
painting and furniture for the new
Lutheran church at Alberta while he
was in st. Paul.
The funeral of Mrs. L. G. Morley
was held at the Methodist church
last Friday afternoon, Rev. G.. l..
Powell preaching the sermon.
Among those who attended the fun
eral from abroad were Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Morley Of Milbank, Mrs.
Maroon Miller of Youngstown, Ohio,
sister of Mrs. Morley's, and also
Mrs. Chas. Jungbauer of st. Paul,
and Miss Mae Blossom of Redwood
Falls. old friends of the deceased.
Mrs. L. G. Steinbring returned
Monday from Grand Forks, and re-
ports her brother, Professor G. c.
Schmidt, much improved. On her
return, she was pleased to. meet on
the train her son, Frank, who had
been visiting with his brother at
Tintah and was coming to Morris
for a short visit. Frank is still In
the service and is stationed at Camp