Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-12-15

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Santa Claus is coming to Muckler's
at 400 p. m. Saturday. i adv.
Tomorrow IS the last day on which
ex7service men can Ale for vocational gait.
o. ar-s,.a s7av a4.a.. a.a:4.
Mrs. otto Haase entertained sever
al OF her lady friends atta birthday.
party Thursday. W =: fe'1st'J eity
] Bring in, your pictures and have.
them framed for Christmas, G. w.
Suckstorff. adv2t.
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J.. J. Micklish was quite sick Sat
urday night and Sunday with Sc
we're. case of grip. "
Mrs. Randall Nelson took the train
for bitchfeld Friday night and re-
turned Monday morning. r.
r. w. Keller of chokio. was in
Morris Monday to attend the meet
ing of the county commissioners.
Miss Ethel symons, who teaches
at starbuck, was home over Sunday
wit her parents, Rev and Mrs. II, H,
Symons. =, s4 .
1000 bushel OF. shelled corn wanted
at once for which we Will pay high
est cash price. Norris City
Mills. adv. At
All little children should be sure
to be at Muckler's Store, Saturday,
December 16, to see Santa Claus. A
present for all. adv.
Carl Bruer OF Cyrus was a bust
ness visitor in Morris Saturday. He
will manage the q. e. Solseth farm
this next year.
N. M. Hughes, a postoffice inspect
or gave the local post Office an exam
ination last Thursday and announced
everything 0. k.
Ralph McNally Of Chokio was in
the city Wednesday night enroute to
Indiana where he will visi with his
brother Earl McNally.
| Cameron Hope is expected home
Saturday to spend the holidays af-
ter attendance at the Shattuck Mill
tary school at Faribault.
C. r. A. Scobey Jr. returned Thurs
day morning from Minneapolis. He
| recently had slight attack of pneu-
| monia but is now recovered.
B. H. Winter has been summoned
as juror in the United States dis
trict court which will be held at
Fergus Falls on December 18th.
Sugar free. Saturday, next only.
One pound with each dollars worth
of merchandise bought at Pacific
Market. La Grand Building. M. 2.
Grove. adv.
Mrs. Charles Witzel and Mrs.
George Brandt left Saturday night
for their home in st. Paul after at
tending the funeral of their brother,
J. D. Ortman Friday.
Walter E. Ortman and Cyrus c.
Ortman, sons of d. Ortman, ex-
pect to leave for their respective
! homes in Yakima, Washington and.
Baudette, Minnesota, Sunday even
ing. -
A Christmas program and basket
social will be given at the Roosevelt
school, District SO, Saturday night,
December %. Program at eight.
Everybody welcome. Edna B. Han
sen, teacher. .- .-...-- =
Miss Anna M. Miller whose home
is near Morris returned to her work
at the Citizens Bank Monday morn
mig after being away for three
months working at bank in Hal
stad, MINI. g.. 49,
Judge Flaherty is holding court at
Breckenridge this week and next:
IsThe court closes for Christmas and
this will complete the last term of
court in this district of six counties.
The new term of court will begin in
Morris January Is, 1923.
The secretary and assistant secre-
tary of the Glacier Trail were in
Morris Monday collecting the annual
pledges for the trail. Morris pledged
$500 year for five years for the
trail and anything over that amount
collected goes to preparing a tour
list camp or the like.
Hancock Record.-Mrs. Sausman,
who has been seriously i'll for some
time past, died yesterday morning at
her home FIVE miles south Of town.
The funeral will be held at one
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Church of the Brethren four miles
northeast of the village.
What better gift for the family