Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-06-17

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( from Omaha, Neb., and will spend the
summer on the Oscar Do1ven farm
DIR. Edward J. Brown, Minneapo-
lis, Oculist and Aurist, will be at the
La Grand, Morris, Monday, June
goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund and son and
Miss Inez Samuelson of Barrett.
Mimi, were guests at the X Holman,
home on Sunday.
Miss Edmire Robarge <, of Valley
City came last Wednesday to spend
some time visiting Miss Ahnice Buck
entine of Morris. 3
Mrs. Julius Brown and Miss Nina
Qually who have been 'Yisiting Mrs.
Charles Rotramel for some time went
to Glendon last Friday r
Mr.. and Mrs john Eul and three
little daughters went to Barry, MINI.
on Saturday to spend the week end at
Mrs. Eul's parental home.
Miss Myrtle Lime returned on
Wednesday morning from Mime
apolis for her summer vacation. She
has been student at Hamllne Uni
versity.
A group - married women had
shower on Miss Alverta Chaplinski
Saturday afternoon. Miss Chaplin
ski has since then become Mrs.
Laschanzky.
Miss Lois Caine returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday night to spend
her vacation with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs c. E. Caine. She has been
attending the University of Mime
sofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Smith and
daughter, Miss Thelma and Miss Mar
tina Ulvestad motored to st. Cloud
Sunday where the girls stayed to at
tend summer school at the St. Cloud
Normal.
Miss Grace Bruers and Miss Arvilla
O'dae of Graceville were guests at
the John Litschauer home this week
Miss Leona Litschauer returned to
Graceville with them for a short
visit.
Arthur Carlson who underwent an
operation on his foot last week is do
ing very we'll according to the latest
report. 1t was necessary to graft
skin over the burn caused by live
wire some time ago.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
Free church will be entertained in
the church basement Friday, June
II. They will also serve supper.
Mrs. L. Ettesvold and Mrs. c. R.
Anderson will be hostesses.
An item from Devils Lake, n. D.,
says that little Dickie CARNEY, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Richard Carney, won
fourth prize in a baby contest at the
Grand, at which there we're 49Fbab1es
shown. The prize was a Kiddie Kar.
Miss Margaret Ernst went to Brec
kenridge on Wednesday to neets her
small nephew, Alfred McShane Of
Stanley, N. D., who, is coming to Mor4
ris to spend the summer with his
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Ernst. =
P. S. Jordan went to Dawson
the latter part of last week to ad-
dress a meeting of farmers at pic
mic. This week he expects to ad-
dress the Redwood County Live Stock
Breeders Association at Redwood
Falls.
S. A. Siverts, Nels Olson, E. c. Gil
bert and E. J. LaFave went to Glen
wood Tuesday night to hear St. Olaf's
choir. The choir passed through Nor
ris on Tuesday, arriving on the Great
Northern and leaving on the North
ern Pacific.
Mrs. j. H. Devenney arrived this
week in Morris. She will stay with
her niece Mrs Ed. Carney for a short
time until the apartment which is
being fitted up in the Malmberg
house for Mr.. Devenney and herself
is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs B. E. Adams and Mrs.
Harry Adams motored to Faribault
to meet Milton and Miss Mildred
Adams who have been attending
Shattuck Military Academy and St.
Mary's school respectively. They also
brought home with them Del Peter
son of DOnnelly.
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 80 held
party on Monday night in their
hall above Vinge's Clothing Company
The members wore their hair down in
braids or curls and shortened their
skirts, for it was a kid party A
few men were present but we're not
in costume.