Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-07-30

Harold Heneman, of Warroad'
Mimi. spent last week as the guest
at the r. Keeshan home.
Dorence Colyer of Wheaton, was
guest the latter part of last week, or
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Colyer.
Mrs. S. M. .Arvig and Maurice left
on Thursday morning for visit at
their cottage at Pine River.
Invitation have been issued by
Mrs. John Grove for a 500 party at
her home at 9O1 Park Ave. this eve
ming.
Miss Florence Hennessy of Min
neapolis, came up last Saturday for
a visit with her mother, Mrs. M.
Hennessy.
Bernard McGraw of Minneapolis,
visited at the home of his brother,
Max McGraw from Monday to Thurs
day of this week.
Miss Margaret Kelly of st. Paul,
is the guest of her cousins, the
Misses Elizabeth and Ellen Kelly
and Mrs. Horrigan.
Bruce Olander returned on Wed
nesday evening from Yellowstone
Park. where he has been doing car
nentrv work during the summer.
Mrs. HawIey, who has spent the
past month with friends and rela-
tives in Michigan, has returned to
the home of her daughter, Mrs. J.
J. Purcell.
Mrs. John Noonan (Agnes Kee-
sham of Richardton, N. D., is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Keeshan. She will remain in Nor
ris for about month.
E. B. Lindsey has disposed of his
Willow River Farmer and has
launched new journalistic venture
at McGregor in Aitkin county, the
Aitkin County Pilot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Utne have re-
turned from st. Cloud where they
were spending six weeks while Mr..
Utne taught at the St. Cloud Normal
School summer session.
G. G. Dickey, Mike Byrne, DR..
Jennings, Mrs. Robert Hargrave, and
the Misses Esther and Dorothy Du-
shek left for Duluth on Sunday night,
to bring back a shipment of Dodge
cars for Mr.. Dickey.
H. G. Hotaling, Field Secretary of
the National Editorial Association
took in the Visitors Day here last
Thursday and drove from here with
F. w. Murphy to see the Community
Building at Wheaton.
Miss Leoba and Brmina Ramp
left last Monday to spend the rest OF
their vacation visiting with relatives
and friends at LIE. Mars, Sioux City
Struble and Ashton, Iowa, and Adrian
and Ellsworth, Minnesota.
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Editor Johnson of Ivanhoc anC
Mr.. Ostrander of Lake Benton, were
here last Friday looking over thei1
farms. Mr.. Johnson has farm II
section three of Synnes and Mr.
Ostrander has one in Grant county
Miss Elizabeth Bovy of Little Falls
who was formerly manager of the
Voss Studio at Glenwood, will have
charge of the local studio during the
absence of Mr.. Voss, who is taking
part in the National Rife Matches
at Camp Perry, Ohio.
Chief Justice G. L. Brown called
on old Morris friends for shor1
time yesterday. He was on an auto
trip to Glenwood whence he expects
to go to Spicer and was accom-
panied by his daughters Edna anG
Margaret Brown and niece Beula1
Brown.
Rev and Mrs. A. Bredesen, who
have been out Of town on an auto
trip, spent a few days in Belgrade
Mimi, where Rev. Bredesen took par
in an ordination service From there
they went to st. Cloud, to visit al
Mrs. Bredesen's former home, anC
then to Minneapolis. They will bt
at home to-day or tomorrow.
A letter from John Lehman re-
newing his subscription to The Tri
bune, says that he still has a home.
like feeling for Morris and asks tt
be remembered to Norris friends
Three years ago Mr.. Lehman went
to Seattle and bought meat market
there and was in business for clever
months and then sold out and later
bought market at Fort Angeles
Wash, where he now is. He claims
that he and his partner, Mr.. Parshall