Morris tribune., 1921-09-02

If it's "Voss" photograph, it's a
good one. adv.
Phone or leave your city bus calls
at LeGrand Hotel. advt.
R. o. Bridgford and P. S. Jordan
were judges at the Browns. Valley
Fair yesterday.
Miss Lola Kreidler of Herman was
the guest of Miss Alice Tomlin on
Wednesday. =
Miss Cleo Burbank left Tuesday
morning for Little Falls to open a
Beauty Parlor there.
Leave orders for bus calls at Mer-
chants Hotel any time day or night.
Griffith Bus line adv. 45tf.
John A. Anderson and A. C. Heine
will assist at the Farm Boys Camp at
the State Fair next week.
Miss Hazel lockwood went to
Browns Valley Wednesday to judge
the Home Economics exhibits at the
fair.
Miss Mildred Trip leaves tomor-
row for Gilbert to teach Physical
Culture and Swimming there this
year.
Miss Hazel lockwood will have
charge of the girls at the Farm Boys
Camp at the State Fair grounds next
week.
Don't miss seeing the baseball
game between Morris and Chokio at
the Fairgrounds on Sunday after
noon. adv.
Mrs. Foote left yesterday for her
home in Faribault after spending
several weeks with her cousin Mrs.
L. C.eSpooner.
Helen Of The Old House the lat
est novel by Harold Bell Wright is
row on sale in Sylvander's Drug
Store. Price $500. adv.
The old armory building was sold
at auction Saturday afternoon to 1.
Siverts for $500. The building will
be moved right away.
We have taken individualism as a
guide. Therefore our hats are ever
new, ever different and ever fascina-
ting to the discriminating woman. e.
Peterson, Millinery. adv.
The West Central School of Agri-
culture will have.a model farm ex
hibit at the Stevens County Fair next
week. Model building and barns will
be shown in miniature.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans. Dickson and
Julius Dickson were called to Spen-
GER, Iowa to the beside of Mr.. Bick-
son, their father who was seriously
injured in an accident.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Maughn of Helena,
Montana, August % according to
word received here, this week. The
baby will be named Mari1lyn.
Miss Gertrude Darling of Mime
apolis is staying at the home of her
cousin Douglas Bailey this week
She has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Fuller in Glendale.
Rev and Mrs. Alfred Bredesen left
Wednesday morning for st. Paul
where Mr.. Bredeson will attend a
cal seminary. They expect to be gone
about a week.
Mrs. E. j. Jones, Mrs. Henry Jones
Mrs Paul Spoener,aMrs H. H: Wells
and Miss Nell Moran went to Fan
cock Wednesday to attend luncheon
given by Mrs Ransom in honor Of
her sister Mrs. Nolan.
Miss Irene Labrie returned yester-
: day from her vacation. She took the
Great Lakes trip from Duluth to De-
troit and from there to Chicago, then
, went to Redfield, S. D., to visit her
parents after stopping on the way
at Aberdeen.
Miss Mary King who has been a
member of the faculty at the West
, Central School of Agriculture since
1912 left Wednesday night for Min
neapolis to spend a few days at her
home; She will then go on to Mora
= where she will teach next year.
A meeting of members of the Eng
; lish Lutheran Church was held in the
: church Monday night under the au-
SniceS of the Ladies'. Aid Plans were
discussed relative to- building an ad-
! dition on the church. There was
some discussion on building a new
church.
+ During September we will sell any
and every one. delivering us a load Of
any kind of grain, one sack up to