Morris tribune., 1917-03-02
DONNELLY

CONTRACTOR OlSOl Ol w IIIIIldIS VIII
was in Donnelly several days last
week, returned to Willmar Wednes
day.
S. B. Bowen transacted business
in Morris Wednesday.
John and Leo Majerus of Morris,
were in Donnelly Wednesday and
Thursday on business.
Agnes Aanerud left Thursday for
Minneapolis where she will visit
friends.
Matt Brennan and Arnt Olson, who
shipped their household goods and
stock last week were in wreck near
Garretson, S. D., Wednesday. The
car of goods was wrecked and both
men were badly injured. They are
both in the hospital at Sioux Falls.
Mrs. A. F. Leaf entertained a num-
her of lady friends last Wednesday
afternoon. The entertainment con-
sisted of conversation and a cOnun-
drum contest, in which Mrs. J. E.
Peterson won first prize. A dainty
luncheon was served.
Emil Olson was Norris business
caller Thursday.
Dale Peterson was a Norris caller
Thursday.
Fred Holm of LIE Mars, Ia, who
recently purchased the Joe Smith
farm north of Donnelly, consumated
a deal last week by which R. H.
Dealy of Sioux Falls, became the
owner. The consideration was $22,-
900.
Edwin Opheim transacted business
in Morris Thursday.
The Whist Club was entertained
at the Ed. LundQuist home Wednes-
day evening. Messrs. Longcor and
Everts were guests of the club.
Clayton Callahan of Aberdeen, S.
D., a former Norris boy and old
friend of the Shauls family, visited
at their home a few days the first
Of the week.
Nicolai Weltzin of Minneapolis, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Ersat went to Morris Thurs
day to take in the lectures at the
farm school that day and Friday.
Louis SchauIs and Clayton Gala
han visited in Morris Thursday.
John HilIa went to Alberta last
Friday to take in the dedication of
the manse.
L. F. Hodgson attended the grain
dealers convention at Minneapolis
last week.
Stanley Leaf and George Ernst re-
turned from the Twin Cities Thurs
day night after a months visit there.
George PushOr made a business
trip to Minneapolis Thursday night.
Anton Anderson was a Norris
business caller Friday.
Edwin Opheim took in the basket
ball game and dance at Herman Fri
day evening.
Mrs. J. E. Peterson entertained a
number of lady friends Friday af-
ternOon at fish guessing contest.
Miss Frances TOsney won the first
prize. A delicious twO-cOurse lunch
con was served.
J. M. Waggoner returned Friday
from Richmond where he had been
visiting the past week.
Mrs. Schroeder was a Norris call
err Friday.
J. P. Steinfort returned from Min
neapolis Thursday night.
Victor FLAG and sister Emma
were Morris business callers Friday.
Hans and Andrew Loge of Gilmore,
Mimi, arrived Thursday night with
a car of emigrant goods. They will
move onto a farm near Chokio.
VIM. Stabler transacted business
in Morris Friday.
Jessie Diehl was a Morris business
caller Friday.
Rev. Father Wessling returned
from Detroit, Mich, last week bring
ing with him his mother of Louis
Vile, KY.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. C. Phifer, Sunday, Feb. Is.
W. Westove, of RUTLAND, N. D.,
the new operator for the local G.. N.
station, arrived Tuesday night.
Mrs. Henry Gaffney and two chill
dren of Morris, visited at the George
Perkins home Friday evening.
Messrs Everts and Longcor re-
turned to Red Wing Saturday after
several days spent here on business.
Fred Gerber was Morris business
caller Saturday.
Mr.. Myers. the Tri-State telephone
mRn, of Morris, was in Donnelly Sat-
uTday and fixed the booth in the
Donnelly Mercantile Store.
Miss Anna Lter returned to Nor
Kin Saturday after a few days visit
with her parents here.
NeIs Johnson was Morris bust
mess caller Saturday.
Herman NeitZel transacted busi-