Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-04-24
DoNNELLY HAPPENINGS

DONNELLY HAPPENINGS
Mrs. VIM. Turner, Mrs. Miller and
children were Morris callers one day
last week.
The Herman Kid ball team came
down last Saturday and had game
with the Donnelly Kids, but owing to
the disagreeable weather the score
stood 2 TO z. They expect return
game Saturday.
]. E. Peterson, Mae Davis, ]. P.
Steinfort, Anton Weltzin, j. C. Phif-
er, C. c. Erstad, and A. Leaf autoed
to Alberta Monday evening.
Harold Atwood was greatly sur
prised when he received beautiful
gold watch from his friends the first
of the week, it being his birthday
anniversary.
David and Emil King returned
from st. Paul Monday morning.
Mrs. F. E. Shepard was a Morris
caller TUESDAY.
Carl SchwartY received the sad
news Monday morning of the death of
his sister-in-IaW, in Sutton, Nebraska,
and he left for that place on the noon
train.
Mrs. johnson. Of Herman. visited
with her daughter Mrs Carl Sather
a few days this week.
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DONE forget the date. April 18th.
Hands orchestra will play at Donnelly
in Wag9oner's hall.
The Puritans met with Mrs. A.
Lest Thursday AFTERNOON.
Sunday school. as usual Sunday
n0orhiBg at 1880. Services in the
evening at 8 o'clock. Everybody
welcome.
The Donnelly ball team has been
organized under the management of
F. M. Smith with A. G. Johnson:
Treasurer. The dance given the other
evening for the benefit of the ball
team was very poorly attended by the
business men and had there not been
a large attendance from neighboring
town the boys would have come out in
the hole as it was they cleared about
SIG. There seems to be some lack
of harmony in base ball this season
but we hope the boys will get to-
gether and have good team.
Several of our business men visited
Alberta Monday evening in response
to an invitation to the first annual
banquet Of the Commercial Club Of
that place. They report q spread
equal to Minneapolis. They say AL
berta is o. K. The royalty with
which they were entertained could not
be surpassed anywhere at any price.
Alberta is live all the way through.
1t seems as tho the reaper death
is more merciless with some fami-
lies than others. During the past
18 months he has visited the King
family cutting a ruthless swath
through the aged, middle aged and
young members of that family. The
last victim being the young wife
of David Killing. Mrs. King was
born in Milwaukee, Wis, May 20,
1893. She moved with her parents
to st. Paul in 1895. 1t was there she
meet and married Mr.. David King
in 1912. Since then she has been a
resident of Donnelly, Stevens county.
After brief illness her death &C.
Cured April 18th. Her mother
came the day before her death and
was with her at the last. Services
were held at the home and at the
Presbyterian church last Saturday
the 18th, after vhich the body was
taken to st. Paul for interment.
Mrs. King was happy wife but
two short years and now she was
has been snatched by death from
the pretty home nest and her hus-
band is left in loneliness to mourn hel
loss. Mrs. King had made many
friends here who extend their sym.
patty to the sorrowing husband and
relatives.
Miss Majorie Garrigan came home