Morris tribune., 1921-09-02

: Call up -LeGrand Hotel for City
bus service. 49, advt.
Mike Mahoney went to st. Cloud
Monday of this week.
Herbert Hanson OF Browns Valley
was in Morris last Friday.
See Morris play Chokio Sunday af-
ternoon at the Fairgrounds. adv.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Les
meister boy Monday, August 20.
7 Miss Grace Burns from Graceville
/ is a guest at the home of John Lit
schauer.
Paul, Betters left yesterday for
Owatonna to re-enter as a student at
Pillsbury academy.
Allen w. Edison left on Wednesday
! for Sank Centre to act as judge of
the dairy calf exhibits.
! A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Degandorfer of Morris
last Friday, August 26.
Mrs. Albert Shauer of Minneapolis
was guest at the Charles Shauer and
r. Keeshan homes this week.
Mrs. Fay E. Hall returned from
Minneapolis Saturday night after
spending a week there visiting rela-
tives. ;
Mrs. P. E. Miller and children left
the middle of the week for Manchest-
Miller's parents.
August Gerber has resigned his
position with the Home Builders
Lumber Company to work for North
Dakota Company.
Miss Frances Stevens left Tuesday
morning for Minneapolis after spend
ing several weeks with her grand
father w. L. Golyer.
"Helen Of The Old House. the lat
est novel by Harold Bell Wright is
now on sale in Sylvander's Drug
Store. Price $500. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith moved
from Willmar to Morris this week
Their household goods we're hauled
by truck from Willmar by one of
Trallow's men.
The Ladies Auxiliary of A. o. H.
will have a food sale from 100 o.
clock to 500 o'clock tomorrow after
noon in The Sanitary Grocery, form
erly Weum's Store.
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
M. Juergenson last Thursday evening
in honor of her birthday. Her friends
presented her with a half dozen sill
yer knives and forks. y"
F. G. milford, who has been farm
ing on the old Stanton farm, has de-
cided to return to his former home at
Osgood, Indiana, and will leave for
there in a week or two.
Judge A L. Stenger left Sunday
night for Minneapolis to spend a few
days with Mrs. Stenger who under
went an operation week. ago.. Mrs.
Stenger is reported doing very well.
Menser Englund from Clinton has
taken a position in the Dry Goods
Department of the Wells Bros.-Han-
son Co., store. He has had several
years experience in the mercantile
t business.
Miss Olga Brom left Wednesday for
: Minneapolis where she will spend a
2 few days visiting friends. She will
then go to Sault Ste. Marie, Michi-
gan where she will teach in the pub
lie schools.
Third class postmaster examina-
1 tions are to be held thruout the coun-
Z ! try on September "a. The only third
class Office in this county listed as
vacant is Donnelly. The examina-
: tion will be held at Morris.
= The Women's Auxiliary of the
/ American Legion will have articles
r made by sick and disabled soldiers or
? sale during Fair week. The money
taken in will be turned over to the
boys who made the articles.
t Miss Hilder Gibson came from
e Litchf1eld Saturday to visit her fin
= ance Alex Romstad. Miss Gibson anC
r Mr.. Romstad motored to Benson Sat
a urday night to spend the week end al
the home of Mr.. Romstad's parents.
Mrs. F. A. Burbank had as hel
o guests this week Mr.. and Mrs. A
Knutson and children from Starbucl
O and Mrs. Clarence Danielson from
: Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
s Charles of Grove City were als'
y guests of hers.
Your chance to take an aerOn1ant