Morris tribune., 1914-04-10
DoNNELLY HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Bag. Pembleton and Miss
Lillian Bloom were Morris shoppers
one day last week. ssoe aqr (. a4e gas
John Hilla made a business trip to
the cities last week.
Mrs. Johnson. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. A. Leaf, left
last Friday for her home at Dassel.
Miss Ethel Shepard returned last
Saturday morning from st. Cloud and
will remain for her Easter vacation.
Carl Sather and daughter Agnes
were Morris callers Saturday.
Miss frankie Mclaughlin returned
Sunday morning from Moorhead and
will remain on her Easter vacation.
Miss Ruth Holmes of Glenwood,
was the guest of her uncle. Dr. j. G.
Whitemore and family a few days
last week.
Mrs. Stella M. Leaf and son Law.
renee of Minneapolis, arrived last
Saturday for visit with her brother,
AsaLeaf and family.
For e:-Business lots in Donnel-
ly, No. IL, II and Is. block %.
For further information write or call
on Mrs. w. Olson. adv4t.
DR.. Whitemore took one of his
patients to st. Paul last Sunday to
have an operation for cancer of the
breast. The doctor returned Tuesday
morning.
Frank Smith moved his family out
on one of J. E. Peterson's farms and
Rev. WoodCock and family have
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Smith.
The regular meeting of the Puritan
Art Circle met with Mrs. ]. E. Peter
son Thursday afternoon
Sunday school as usual Sunday
morning at IL 100 o'clock in the Pres
byterian church. Easter services in
the evening at 500 o'clock. Special
music.J Everybody welcome. Re-
member the hour in the evening al
o'clock.
For sale at bargain, choice lots
in Donnelly, Mimi. good drainage,
we'll located, with 6 room house,
good barn, granery and we'll, all il
first class condition. For price anC
terms inquire at State Bank of Don.
nelly. Peter KozfOl. sdv4t.
J. C. Phifer has traded bis store
building for the farm owned by Antor
WeItzin. Mr.. Weltzin is one OF
the prosperous retired farmers of Ste
vens. county. Mr.. Phifer conducted
very successful mercantile business
for number of years and recently
sold his stock to ]. W. Brown of Or
tonville, who is now occupying TIT
lower part of the building now ownet
by Mr.. Weltzin. Mr.. Weltzin is prov
ing himself as progressive landlor
as farmer. He is treating the rooms
above the store to thorough removal
ing-papering and painting to sui
the new tenant F. M. Smith who vii
occupy them as soon as they ar
ready. DR.. Whitemore also has Office
on the same floor and they to are be
ing papered and painted to suit tn
Doctors esthetic taste.
Miss Alice Kloos was a Morris call
er Tuesday and Friday.
The Country Club that was enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Steinfort last week was an excep
tional gathering in many respects
The social part of the evening was en-
joyed immensely on account of th
exciting game of 48, but. when th
literary program was rendered every
body was more than pleased. 1t wa
given by Miss Maun, Miss Shepar
80 and Mrs. Shepard. The entertainer
certainly deserve credit for their or
ginalitv. The repast was beyond cri
ticism and was thoroughly enjoyed b
all. The only drawback to perfeC
evening was the absence of Mr.. an
Mrs. Judd and Mr.. and Mrs. Pushc
but we hope that this will not happe
again.
The reception given to Mr.. an
Mrs. Bloom of Donnelly, by the
daughters in observance of their SIT
wedding anniversary, was an occasie
long to be remembered by those WI
were lucky enough to be reckont
among the guests The large numb'
r. Of valuable gifts presented marks Il
esteem in which the community no
the couple. The table decoration
were both elaborate and appropriat
and the banquet master piece I
culinary art. The music was fine ar
enjoyed by all. especially that REM