Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-05-27
DONNELLY ECHOs.

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Arne Erickson is building new gran
AIRY.
Burt Jones is working on the section
now.
Chas. Smith, of Rendsville, Sundayed ir
town
Burt Jones, Rendsville, Sundayed in
town
Miss Rachel Olson spent May 18th ir
Herman.
Louis Hanson rode the Woodman goat
last meeting.
The prospects of a new lumber yard is a
ruInor of late.
Joe Ernst sunk well for +. J. McLaugh
lin last week.
Bart Monaghan and Philip Rowe Sun
dayed in Morris.
Miss Mamie Olson visited friends in
Donnelly last week.
Arthur Youngberg visited across the
lake Sunday evening.
Mr.. Tom Moore of Morris, called on Don
nelly friends Sunday
Guy Giles, of Herman, called on some
OF the Donnelly ladies Sunday.
Peter Olson now walks with cane. He
has light case of rheumatism.
Dan Donovan, of Chokio, called on Don
nellyfriends Wednesday evening.
John Nelson went to Alexandria last
week to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Andrew Ko1odzy entertained a few
of his friends last Sunday afternoon
J. ]. Hagen is having cellar and els
tern dug. Griudbarg ia doing the work
John Neudick and John Ernst, of Pep
perton, was seen on our streets Sunday
John Nelson did BUSINESS in ST. Paul the
past week. He went there from Alexand
ria.
Hagen 6CKraling now sport around with
new buggy. Now, girls, look for buggy
ride.
Miss Mamie Murray, of Morris, spent a
few days in Donne11y visiting friends last
week.
F. J. Mclaughlin has the masons at
work laying the foundation and cellar
walls.
Jack Barrett sunk well for Peter John.
son the past week, also one for Petet
Kozal.
The dance at Armstrong; in FL Dorado
last Saturday was reported financial
success.
The dance Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Peter Olson was a success in
every way.
An auction sale takes place at Alex
Rohrenbach's on June 9Th, Geo. Munro,
auctioneer.
Mr.. A. H. Taisey and wife and Mr.. A. NJ.
Taisey and wife spent Sunday in Chokio
visiting friends.
A number of Donnellyites Sundayed at
the residence of Peter Johnson. A hot
time was reported.
Mr.. Nels Johnson made lively tracks out
of town last Saturday night. Too much
red eye was the cause.
Miss Laura Peterson was visiting
friends in town this week, especially as
the guest of her parents.
A number of Donne1lyites transacted
business in Morris the past week anon G
them being Thos. Halvorson.
V Warde did business in town last
week. He papered the house of MI. A. H.
Taisey. He slated others also.
cIGI <AuuCISOn anu anu ldL11ly are Ou
the sick list. They have been quarantined
for period of five or six weeks.
Andrew Kolodzy had horse cut severe
ly on barb wire fence last Friday the two
front feet being the parts afflicted.
John II. Eckman was awarded the con
tract for putting in the grade between
Sections q and %. Consideration $3.50.
The hop given at the residence of Mr..
and MIS-. Jean Day last Friday evening
was a success socially and otherwise.
Anton @. K. We1tzen was awarded the
contract to grade up the slough between
$50,
Aug. Rohrenbach is travelling around
finding out what everybody is worth in
the line of assessing. August is our as
SCISSOR.
John Fritz departed Monday night for
Hinckley Mimi, to be absent about six
He is employed by the Great
Western Telegraph Co.
A grand dance will take place at the
residence of Gus. Neudicks town of Pep
perton, on Friday evening, June 2nd.
Everybody is cordially invited to attend
with their sweethearts.
Prof. Philip Rowe closed a successful
term of nine months of school in Dist. No
H. yesterday. The school children gave
some exercises in dialogues and recita
lions which were well rendered. A num-
Der of visitors were present on the closing
lay. We now will have three months