Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-12-25
DONNELLY HAPPENINGS

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Mr.. and Mrs. j, C. Phifer were
business callers to Morris last Friday.
Agnes Aanerud was a Morris caller
Thursday.
DR.. Storey was business caller to
Morris Que day last week.
Mrs. Harriet Nelson returned from
the cities one day last week.
The family of Edward Harstad is
quarantined with one case of diph-
iberia.
The three weeks old infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Aldri,h died last
Wednesday of whooping cough and
pneumonia and was laid to rest last
Sunday morning in the Catholic GENE,
4ery The Borrowing family have the
sympathy of the community in their
sad bereavement.
Mathilda Peck came home last Fri
day from st. Joseph where she has
been attending the sister school.
Pearl 8undy visited her sisters
school north of town few days last
week,
Mrs. Mack Davis and Mrs. Rudd of
Morris, gave shower at the home
of the former last Saturday afternoon
for Miss Ethel Shepard.
Herb Koepke, John Berrgum and
TCm Mclaughlin were Morris callers
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bloom were
Morris callers Saturday.
The Misses Aurelia and Lucille Nc
Laughlin came home Saturday morn
/ ing to spend their Christmas holidays.
Albert Knutson and Albert Ander-
son from Menahga, Mimi, and AL.
bert Brandt of Donnelly. called at
Albert Erickson's last Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson and children
left Monday afternoon for their new
home at Tintah. Mildred Schmidt
accompanied her, returning home
Wednesday morning.
Ray Burt and family have moved
into the Hanson house vacated by
Mrs. Arthur Johnson.
Ia A sleigh load of young folks from
town attended the Christmas program
at Miss Gertrude Bundy's school house
Wednesday evening.
Miss Majorie Garrigan came home
Saturday morning to spend Christmas.
Miss Virginia Steinfort came home
Sunday morning from st. Paul to
spend her Christmas holidays.
Miss frankie Mclaughlin visited
friends in Morris Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
F. E. Shepard and daughter Ethel
were Morris shoppers Wednesday.
John Mclaughlin was a business
caller to Morris Wednesday.
H. L. Moore was in town Wednes-
day looking after the interest of his
company.
When Mrs F. M. Smith planned
her unique 25th wedding anniversary
surprise she did so with a desire for
the real pleasure of the occasion with
the ageworn bid for presents left out.
Everything passed off as planned with
much pleasure for both guests and
hostess and the little affair passed
down into the pleasant memories of
the past, at least so thought the sat-
istied hostess. But the guests could
not quite give up old customs and in
the same spirit of friendly surprise
they presented Mrs. Smith last week
with valuable token of silver to-
gether with the names of every guest.
The surprise is now mutual. but Mrs.
Smith wishes to say to the ladies that
their surprise was the greater and so
much enjoyed hat mere thanks fail to
express her real pleasure.
Diphtheria and Scarlet fever has
/ been serious m snace to many schools
throughout the stale this year and
Donnelly was among the towns thus
afflicted, but owing to the skillful
y diagnosis of the cases and the faith
ful enforcement of the quarantine by
DIR. Whittemore who is also member
of the health board. our little city
has Jared much better than many
other places not so fortunate. Now
that the disease is under contro: and
the danger nearly past the citizens of
Donneily should let their Christmas
good fellowship include Dr.. White
more for his task has not been a plea
SAINT one and has met with some very