Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-05-05

Tom Ward had supper at Lemmer-
mans Tuesday.
George Denison helped George Fouger-
son with the construction of the L. r.
Norby's barn, the past week
P. Richards of Morris was in Alberta
Wednesday.
Frank Roberts was in Alberta Wednes-
day.
in Alberta Thursday after a few days
visit with his parents of PaynesV1Ile'
John Buckley was in Alberta Tues
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Baumgartner were
in Alberta Thursday
Mrs. Knopp and daughter Amelia, and
Lille Groth were Alberta callers Thurs
day.
Albert Potdberg was in Alberta Fri
day.
The Alberta band gave a play The
Obstinate Family" and a dance at
Loveland Hall Saturday. A large crowd
attended.
Albert Eystad was in Alberta Fri
day.
John and Ben Amelsberg visited their
brother, Al Amelsberg, Thursday.
Misses Krantz and Imsdahl of AL
berta were Morris callers Friday even
ing.
J. D. Wilson was in Alberta Friday.
Mr.. Norby and daughter Palma, autoed
returned Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Gausman were AL
berta callers Thursday.
Mrs. John Schibrecht had Ladies Aid
in the church basement Thursday of
last week.
Mrs Hans Christensen and daughter,
Freida, of Pepperton, were in Alberta
Thursday.
Albert Wilson autoed to Alberta
Thursday.
Chris Eystad was in Alberta Tuesday
of this week.
Mrs. Adolph Andert assisted Mrs. ].
Az Schultz during the absence of Mr..
Schultz last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farwell and son
Howard, were in Alberta on business
Saturday.
Mrs. EIma Needle sewed for Mrs:
Schultz last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine F. Orth and
family of Morris, autoed to Alberta
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Eystad of Morris,
autoed to Alberta Thursday of last week
Tom Anderson was in Alberta Satur-
day.
A fire on the Stahler farm excited the
people of Alberta Saturday evening
Laurence Karpensky, who is on the farm
ran the automobile into the shed and
the auto started the fire. The car shed,
chicken coop and granary all in one
building, burned. The chickens were
saved and most of the grain. BY the
help of the men from town a shed not
far from the building was saved
Fred. Krie was an Alberta caller Mon
day.
Emil Lembke made business calls in
Alberta Monday.
Peter Braun of Chokio spent part of
last week at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Hrs. G.. A. Gulbranson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ole Gulbranson and Leonard
and Lester were in Morris Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Helsper of Alberta spent
Saturday and Sunday with her brother
Henry Ritter of Chokio.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schultz and Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Morehead spend Sun
day at Bahnsons.
Mr. and Mrs. Michels of Morris, spent
Sunday at Robert Stenger's of Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorval Olsen of Morris
spent Saturday with relatives in AL
berta.
Paul SchIattman was in Alberta on
business Monday
Ed. Schlattman of Pepperton. was an
an Alberta business caller Tuesday.
L. G. Morley of Morris, was in AL
berta Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Hintz autoed to Morris
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson and
daughter. Vivian, and Mr. and Mrs
Devereaux of Morris autoed to AL
berta Sunday afternoon.
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Henrikson were at
the Ed. Brenden home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Vaughn and son
Bobbie, spent Sunday evening al
Schultz's.
Mr. F. A. GrafeIman was a Morris
caller between trains Saturday.
Mabel Lee attended school this week
after a siege of small pOx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Andert and
family spent Sunday at the Henry
Zimmerman home.
Esther Schlattman attended schoo
Tuesday after a weeks illness.
The seniors of the Alberta high Schoo
are presenting 1.-The Adventures OF
Grandpa" farce-comedy as their class
play, Saturday evening, May 6. The
play is full of clever lines and numerous
situations. Monte Ray gets word from
. his grandpa Otis Hammerhead, from
whom he receives an allowance, that he
is about to pay him flying visit. AS
one of the excuses Monte has made tc
secure an increased income is, that he
has married. He must have a wife
to present and borrows for the after
noon, the wife of friend, Tod Hunter
much against TOd's will. This answer:
very we'll for an hour or so, but wher
the house is guaranteed, matters grow
complicated. Many amusing situation:
folloW-Grandpa is not to be bluffed
and, then there is Dorothy who demand
an explanation. But Monte proves him
self a good eXplainer.