Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-03

mouncement this week. aoF
Work has been begun on a new
barn for the Rogue parsonage to re-
place the one burned some time ago.
The M. w. A. will hold their regu-
lar meeting on November IA. I'M
vortant business will come up then.
The chicken supper at Chris
Cudrio's home Sunday night was
we'll patronized and all had plenty
to eat.
Miss Ada Jallo and Miss Anna Ed
auist of Odessa, were in Alberta
Saturday while enroute to Morris for
a visit there.
The Royal Neighbors met at the
hall Wednesday night. Refresh
nents were served by Miss Mary An
dert and Mrs. o. Gulbranson.
r. w. Trischel apparently has felt
the touch of winter and has prepared
his house for the cold weather, rOsin
paper around the foundation and
other devices to keep out the cold.
Mrs. Bonnie Griebenau is visiting
her parents in Alberta while her
husband is in the hospital at st.
Paul. The doctors say his trouble
comes from shell wound.
Braun brothers are laying the
foundations for an increase to their
poultry house. They hope to start
Matching eggs in early February and
produce chickens Of marketable size
along in June.
Miss Alma Maanum was home over
the last few days of last week from
Minneota, where she is attending
school and staying with her uncle,
professor in the Minneota schools
The teachers had gone to the M. E. A.
meeting in st. Paul.
Theodore Spaulding who has been
working for Roy Brown, left Tuesday
with Mr.. Sparks for Packwood, Ia,
where they will husk some 70 acres
of corn. They left about ten o'clock
their destination easily the next day.
some $40 miles.
The canning team is getting SPLEEN
did practice for their final contest
at Chicago. Saturday they demon
strated at the Agricultural school in
Norris before the faculty and stu
dents and on November 6, they again
demonstrate at school district num-
Der "a, Daisy DornQuist, teacher, be-
fore the Community club that even
ing.
TIL egirls wore appropriate Hallow-
cen costumes to the party given by
the eighth grade in the church
basement Friday night, while some OF
the boys affected strange clothes IN
honor of the occasion. Refresh
ments were served at an early hour
after the usual games and stunts.
The decorations were of orange and
black and very cleverly carried out
Alberta School Notes
Students took an active and inter
esting part in the Fire Prevention
week.
Miss Hammond and Miss Webb
were at the M. e. A. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
The third and fourth year English
classes are studying the works OF
Edgar Allen. Poe.
A half holiday is offered to the
pupil who writes the best theme on
Methods for a Fire Drill.
Lawrence Busch commenced his
school work Monday Oct. %.
Carmond Olsen was absent from
school last week.
The Freshman class organized last
week e1ecting Verna Larson presi-
dent, Edward Bahr vice-president
Leonard StahIer secretary and Miss
Mildred Webb class advisor.
Many pupils are out of school or
account of vaccination.
The eighth grade gave a Hal
Iowe'en party for the high schoo
on Friday the 9th of this month.
Nora and Loren Kroenig were alb
sent from school last week.
Last week was fire prevention
week in the Alberta school.
The senior class have ordered their
class rings.
The high school report cards were
given cut Tuesday, October 24tf
which concluded the first six weeks
Of school work.