Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-08-04

a fve-room house on West Fifth
street.
MIR. and Mrs. P. o. Lee and family
of Cyrus spent Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Oscar Dolven. =
Miss Ruth Johnson of Appleton, is
spending the week at home of her
sister, Mrs. E. A. Nelson.
Mrs L. G. Morley is expected, back
Saturday night from trip to yellow
stone Park, Denver and Salt Lake
City. a
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Nelson and
children drove to Spicer Sunday and
spent the day on the lake with rel
atives. e
Miss Gertrude Haase, bookkeeper
at The Tribune, spent her vacation
last week visiting friends at Monte
videO. @
John Peterson, the N. P&tseetion
foreman is building a fine new
seven-room house on East Ninth
street. --.
Mrs. Ella NJ Evert of Knoxville,
Iowa, is having a fine new barn built
on her farm in the northeast part of
Synnes township. :
P. L. Spooner is having a large
modern stock barn built on the farm
occupied by Hans Bixsen, just north
of the N. P. tracks.
Mrs. Martha Malmburg visited in
Grove City over Sunday with Mrs.
Okeson, returning to Morris on Mon
day with Mrs. Ringness-
Christ Okeson of Grove City, spent
the latter part of last week in Morris
visiting J. A Ringness, oadrove
back to Grove City withc him on
Sunday. III
G. R. Patten, city editopof The
Tribune, is spending his vacation
this week visiting with his parents
in Minneapolis and with friends at
Duluth and on the iron range.
Editor J. C. Morrison andFIfamily
expect to leave for Itasca State Park
the summer outing of the Northern
Minnesota Editorial Association.
Mr. and Mrs. James McHugh of
Lidgerwood, N. Oak, are guests at
the home of John Rowles this week,
and also visited their cousins, the
Misses McHugh. -.
The E. J. Jones family will go to
their cottage at Lake Minnewaska
the latter part of the week. Miss
Strandberg will accompany Mrs.
month.
Mrs. ]. A. Ringness and son Henry,
returned Monday from Grove City,
where they have been visiting, with
relatives for the past two months
Milton Swanson, a nephew, drove
them back.
J. B. Ormond left last week for an
extended trip thru Eastern Canada
and the cities of the Eastern states
including New York and Washington
He expects to be back about the mid
die of August
Mrs. K. D. Campbell of Minneapo,
lis arrived Saturday for two weeks
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
c. A. Breckenridge. Mrs. Brecken
ridge expects to return to Mime
apolis with Mrs. Campbell.
Oscar Bjork, who has been in thu
Hawaiian Islands for the past three
h. 49,
home soon. His term of enlistment
will expire on August %, and5he will
leave Hawaii for the states on Au
gust 5.
Miss Florence Ringness arrived
home Monday to spend months va
cation with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. A. Ringness. Miss Ringnes
has been employed in the Insuranc
Bureau at Washington, D. c., sine
she went there during the war.
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