Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-09

bus service. aoVt'
..> Albert Richmond of Chokio was in
Morris Monday.
Miss Rose Runni from Herman will
attend the Norris high school this
year.
RI. Hall left Monday morning for
St. Paul to attend the Minnesota
State Fair. ,:
Leave orders for bus calls at Mer-
chants Hotel any time day or night.
Griffith Bus line. adv. 45tf,
: Miss Evelyn Cornforth of Fargo
was the guest of her sister Miss Edith
Cornforth over the week end.
Miss Ida BorriIl returned from Chi
cago where she spent several days
buying goods for Wells Bros:= Hanson
Co.
Miss Alice Cooley left Sunday NOR
ming for Virginia, Mimi, where she
will begin her duties of teaching
this week.
Mrs. Douglas Wright, and Hazel
Cosgrove of Wahpeton, N. d.. spent
the week end with her mother, Mrs.
George Cudrio.
Mrs. Lester Morley returned from
Minneapolis where she went to see
her sister Miss Inez Ely off on her
way to Brooklyn.
Printzess suits are now in stock,
Best tailored garments made. You
will find the prices reasonable. Wells
Bros. Hanson Co. adv.
Mrs. H. H. Symons and daughter
Miss Ethel returned from Lake Cor
morant where they have had a cot
tage for the past month.
C. A Bost took charge of the office
of the Peoples Dairy this week while
Ross Newbarry did the delivering
in the absence of ]. J. Baer.
J. ]. Baer accompanied by his
mother and sister Miss Fannie and
by Miss Christine Norby left Sunday
morning for Aberdeen to attend the
fair there.
Our Peggy Paris suits will be stun
ming for fall wear. Come in and try
them on and judge the material and
style for yourself. Wells Bros Han
son Co. adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hall of Aitkin,
Mimi, are the guests at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Hall in Morris. They will spend the
week here.
Miss Mae Blossom left for Redwood
Falls Saturday noon after spending
her vacation at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. C. E. Caine of Norris. She will
resume teaching this week.
The Rev. Symons went to Fargo
Wednesday to off1ciate at the wedding
of Miss Esther Kelley and Mr.. Fred
Rockwell. Miss Kelley was school
friend of Miss Helen Symons.
Bert Goulet and William Holman.
winners in the stock jud ging contest
at the West Central School Of Agri-
culture left Monday morning for St.
Paul where they will attend the state
fair.
See the Flying Fox. See the Death
Defying Dare Devil Flying Fox" the
worlds most daring aerial acrobat at
the big Fair at Wheaton. A jf0N pro-
gram Of fun and amusement for every
day and evening. t. adv.
Miss Carrie Slindee motored to
Morris from Adams to spend the week
end with Miss EtnR <Klippstein. She
left Sunday night for Glenwood
where she will teach this year, She
was we'll known to Morris people as q
normal training teacher here.
During September we viii sell any
and every one delivering us load OF
any kind Of grain" one sack up to
soc pounds of NEW GOLD FLoyR
at Car Lot Price, Amount QG, AoltI
So purchased not to exceed aFieS
Oh the grain sold. adv.
MORRIS CITY MILLS
: 8. Stewart.
ALLEN w. Edison returned Monday
mprning from Minneapolis and
Northfield where he spent the week
end on business He was aceompan-
led on his return BY w: NJ Chris
TOPPER a friend of his at college. Mr..
Christopher left Monday night FOR
Bozeman, Montana. X
:;
The Big Traverse County Fair at
Wheaton, Mimi, will be held on Sept.
14-15-16-17. Daredevil Aeroplane
stunts by the Flying Fox who walks
from one end to the other of the top