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

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CITY NEWS ITEMS
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Peter Swaums Of henson. wa mere
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For farm loans see A. 4. stone,
and save money. Z.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ErVie Judd
q boy, Monday October 30. -
Special at MuckleF SATURDAY. silk'
finish crochet%cotton Sc. - ssssssesasA
Miss Florence McNally Of Choki6,s
is now working for T. J, Mangan. n
Phone or leave your city bus ealls
at LaGrand Hotel. adVa.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Steve Gutter, on Friday, october
Margaret Ernst sprained her ankle
Friday while getting out of car. {
A girl was born to, Mr.. and sNlrF.
A. ]. Giesen Wednesday, November 1.
Saturday special Water tuniblgs
six for Csc at Muckler's. adv
Mrs. s. C. Carter of st. Paul Wasgas
guest of Mrs. John Grove this week. :
Call up La Grand Hotel torl City
bus service. adv.
DR.. Watzke of Browns Valley was
here visiting his parents last Thurs
day ~toq E
Ulay McCallor of Grant Cotnty,
was a business visitor in Morris,
Wednesday. aI~ST
For the New Bone corsets, write
to Mrs. r. H. Christian, Browns Val
ley, MINI. adv
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Dornquast of DonnelIy yes
terday morning.
Ambrose Heines of Darnen town
ship, has been bothered with blood
poisoning in one limb -
We will have on track in a few
days a car of hard stove coal, leave
us your orders. H. Van Kempen. adv
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Antony Horn, northwest of Choke,
was suddenly taken i'll and was Stsle-
en- to Morris to a doctor.
Ii you have a farm that you want
to sell call and see me. or write tone
at Morris, MINI. Jos. ]. Gaffney alv
L. H. Yost will sell 1O2 head of
livestock at his sale on Wednesday,
November 8, on section "a, Rends-
vile. s3adY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Klein, who
have been visiting for the past couple
of months at the homes of Earl Klein
and Roy George, returned to their
home at Rolfe Iowa this week.
Kittte B. Coyne, president of the
Ladies of the Grand Army of the
Republic, returned to her home and
headquarters at st. Paul Wednesday
after visiting Mrs. W. j.. Kohl for
several days.
The Stevens county chapter of
the Red Gross will hold meeting at
the Commercial club rooms on Thurs
day, November at 500 p. m.
Members and every one interested is
urged to be persent.
Mrs. W. J. Kohl returned Saturday
night from Williamsburg. Ladofa-and
other Iowa cities after visiting Eela-
tives and friends and attending the
National Convention of the G. 4. R.
at Des Moines in September. ( 4
VIM. Richards returned with shis
family Sunday after a short visit in
Cherokee, Iowa and Elkton, s. D.
The trip was made by auto. In go
ing they left Morrissat s.: 80 a. m
and arrived at Cherokee atF3:00 p. M
Myrtle CARNEY, the small daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CARNEY was
knocked down by an automobile
Monday as she was attempting tc
cross the street by the Orpheum
theater. She was bruised somewhat
on an elbow, knee and foot, but moi
seriously hurt. III
Exchange grain of any kind fol
-four at wholesale prices. We will
sell you -four at CSC a cwt., under
retail prices in exchange for any kind
of grain sold us. We pay highest
market prices for grain, either in
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