Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-08-12
CITY NEWS ITEMS

MIS- M. OTlppS HAS Oeoh III ILLS
week
John Ross was i'll for few days
this week.
Mrs. C. E. Caine is spending few
days in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. MacDavis of Donnelly was in
Morris Saturday afternoon.
Miss Buckley, the daughter OF John
Buckley has been i'll this week.
Miss Matilda Peck from Donnelly
came to Morris Saturday afternoon.
Examinations for rural carrier are
announced to be held at Morris on
Sept. 10. =
Dr. A. E. Ander Of Brooklyn, Iowa
was in Morris this week looking after
his farm.
The WOmen's Institute met at the
horne of Mrs. Fred Geiseke Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Willhelmina and Miss Rather
inc Beiser of Donnelly were in Morris
Tuesday of this week.
Miss Flynn, daughter of Tom Flynn
living near Chokio had an attack of
appendicitis this week.
Miss Lucille Olson is spending her
vacation with the Dean Campbell
family at Lake Traverse.
The little Nerhagen child has been
quite i'll for several days this week,
but is reported improving now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Barrett are
coming from Minneapolis to spend
the month of August at their ranch
Miss Margaret Webb and Herbert
Webb of Brainerd are visiting at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. C. E. Caine this
week.
The little daughter of w. L. Ran
dali living seven miles from town has
been ill this week, but is reported i'm
proving
w. H. Cherry and John Lentz went
to Detroit last Friday to stay until
relatives.
The son of w 3. Staebler living
near Donnelly fell and fractured and
dislocated his left elbow at the joint
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Lyons and
daughter of Prior Lake were guests
of J. H. Devenney- over the week end.
Mr.. Lyons is Mr.. Devenney's brother
in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Butler and
family and Miss Dorothy Robinson
from Minneapolis mOtored from Sedan
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Butler.
Willie Schroeder, son of Joseph
Schroeder broke his wrist Tuesday
noon when he fell from horse. He
was brought to Norris to have the
bone set.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Devenney mot
ored to St. Paul last Thursday. They
stopped on the way to visit Mrs. Dew
enney's niece who is ill in the Granite
Falls hospital.
Mrs. William Ware celebrated her
91st birthday Wednesday of this week
Grandma has lived lin Stevens county
forty-one years. She is known as one
of the pioneers in this part of Min
nesota.
Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Hemming had as
their guest last week, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Hemming and son of Thornston,
Iowa and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jones
of Ames, Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
are camping at Silver Beach now.
Miss Beda Bengston has returned
to her home from Ensenada, Porto
Rico, where she has had charge of
the Portrican Hospital for the past
year and half. She returned by
the way of New York and Chicago.
Alex Romstad returned from Ben
son Tuesday afternoon after short
visit with relatives there. His mother
Mrs. M. ROmstad, DR.. and Mrs. G. O.
Eliason and little daughter, Madeline
and his sister-in-law, Mrs. Herbert
Honstead motored back with him.
Miss Agnes and Edna Kruger re-
turned from Tadmore, Sask., Canada
where they visited their sister, Mrs
Julius Block. They report that it
was so cold in that locality when they
left that men wore their fur lined
coats to go into the fields in the morn
ing. The grain will not be ready te
harvest for two weeks.
Mrs Nellie Christensen and two
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