Morris tribune., 1914-02-13
DONNELLY HAPPENINGS

Lester Hills came up from st. Paul
last Thursday morning. returning
home the same morning with his wife
and children.
Mrs. F. E. Shepard was a business
caller to Morris last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C, Phifer and DR..
Whittemore made business trip to
the cities last Friday morning, re.
turning Saturday morning.
Rev. Woodcock left Tuesday for
the East.
5Mesdames ,Woodcock and Bloom en-
tertained the Presbyterian Ladies Aid
at the home of Mrs. Bloom Wednes-
day afternoon.
The ladies of the Pbresby terrain
church will hold what is known as
pie social Monday evening, Feb. 10.
The place will be announced later.
Everybody is invited to eat pie. The
ladies are expected each to bring
pie as their part of the entertainment
with their name in some way attached
to the pie.
Mrs. Garrigan and Miss Tosney en-
tertalned the Puritan Art Circle
Thursday afternoon.
Sunday school as usual at II o'clock
in the Presbyterian church. On ac-
count of the absence of the pastor
there will be no services in the even
ing.
The Donnelly and Moose Island
Country clubs held a joint meeting
last Tuesday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Eugene Shepard. AT
ter indulging for time in the pro-
gressive game of 500. j. P. Steinfort
was elected master of ceremonies and
after the sumptuous repast was thor
oughly enjoyed. The members of the
Moose Island club were called on for
toasts. Mr.. Matson on alfalfa. Mr..
Johnson on wheat, Mr.. Judd spoke on
general topics and proved very in
teresting speaker. Music of high
grade was also feature of the even
ing. The social and instructive value
of these meetings is becoming more
evident at each meeting. The mem
bers found the time spent so full of
enjoyment that at the wee hours of
the morning they are both to separ-
ate and take up the every day routine
of life.
The Donnelly Literary Club pre-
sented the play entitled "The Coun-
try School, last Saturday night.
The actors in the amusing little
farce all acquitted themselves admir-.
ably. 1t was really so much of sue
cess that it was a surprise TO its pro-
moters. The hall was we'll filled not
withstanding it was fercely cold
night and if the audience were not
pleased their actions we're very de-
ceiving. The elderly and digniied
men and women have fully demonstra-
ted their ability to please and be
pleased, and the young people of Don.
nelly will hereafter have to stir them
selves to keep peace with their faith.
ers and mothers.
AS the annual birthday observance
of Americas two greatest men falls
just before and just after the regular
meeting of the literary we have de-
cided to observe both days in joint
program Saturday night, Feb. 81
The meeting will be opened by Z
debate on the subject: (Which
was the greater man Washington OF
Lincoln?" Affirmative: Emil Killing
and Albert Johnson. Negative: G.
C. Ersted and j. w. Wartman.
The school children will assist under
the direction of their teachers the
Misses Odson and Japps. There will
be vocal and instrumental music
by our best talent. The program
committee are trying to prepare ar
especially interesting program but
the occasion itself should insure the
support and cooperation of the gen.
eral public