Morris tribune., 1921-03-04

at LaGrand Hotel. au'CA'
Of G. r. Christensen went to Ben
son on Tuesday this week:
Mrs. S. M. Arvig went to the Twin
Cities Sunday on a business trip.
Modern house, just completed, for
sale. Inquire of E. J. Jones Lumber
Co. adv.tf.
Ed. Sherven, postal clerk, has been
unable to work on account Of illness
this week.
School your dollar at the Cash
Saving Store, where it will have
more cents. adv.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly of the Mar
inello Parlors has been ill for several
days this week.
Carroll Zwickey went to st. Paul
Saturday to spend the week end. He
returned Monday.
George McClelland, formerly of
Morris, now living in Pillager was in
town on business this week.
Tim Maloney who has been in the
northern woods since last October,
returned on Monday night.
Frank Burbank left Monday morn
ing for GlenwoOd where he has start
ed road work for Harry Beal.
The Havana News of February %
says that Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Spooner
had taken passage on the Metapan.
High class groceries at better
prices. Cash-Saving Store, where
your dollar has more cents. adv.
Wanted 500 sets of harness to oil
at the Henle Harness and Shoe
Shop. adv. 10
DR.. and Mrs. o. T. Johnson will
move into the Malmberg house re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
Dalrymple.
Victor Flatner is reported much
better. His sister, Mrs. E. M. Zecke.
who went down to Minneapolis to b.
with him has returned to Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Peterson anC
children left on Monday morning fol
st. Paul where Mr.. Peterson viii
take a position in the state auditor!
Office
Mrs w. D. Witwer left Monda!
morning for New Castle, Indiana
:: where she Wilt visit her mother VIII,
has been. ill. She will be gone TO
a month. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. J. Mangan re
turned to Morris on Monday night
Mr.. Mangan joined his wife in Min
neapolis after spending two month
in Texas on business.
Miss Elizabeth Bovey, formerly
resident of Morris, came from Littl
Falls this week to help out in tn
Voss Studio for few weeks. Sh
held a position there while in Morris
The Misses Cleo Burbank an
Mary Ablen of Minneapolis, hav
resigned their positions with tn
telephone company and are takin
a three months course at a bushes
school.
The Ladies' Aid of the Germa
Lutheran church met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs G. A. Pi
grim. There was large attendance
Several musical selections were give
by Mrs. Pilgrim.
The Degree of Honor protectiI
association met Monday night in tt
hall over Vinje's store. There was
program after the business meetin
Miss Eva Hays and Miss jamie
Gould gave Rotations
William E. G. Saunders, chairme
of the committee on building for tt
new hospital has received fiji
drawing from G. H. Johnston arch
tect in st. Paul. Johnston drew tt
plans for the Agricultural Scho
buildings
John Gin had his head badly i
jured last Friday while loading stee
into a wagon on his far
when one of them got away al
threw him from the wagon on b
head. He is staying at the Merchan
Hotel.
Mrs. George w. Hughs and 8
Francis of Glenwood were guests
Miss Nellie Moran this week. TIL
were on their way to Willmar whe
Francis Hughs is to meet rep
sentative of Willmar in a declan
tory contest. $50
William TomalIa suffered a baG