Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-03-09
DONNELLY

day night All were taken to their
new farm homes, twelve by J. E..
Peterson; seven by Mac Davis; five
by Emil Wollenberg and four by
George Pushor. ALL the cattle are of
high grade. They we're purchased in
the Mortified territory.
Mr.. Kiemhus returned from Min
neapolis Thursday night after few
days spent there on business.
George Pushor was Norris bust
ness caller Thursday.
R. Keeshan who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. George Perkins,
for few days went to Morris Thurs
day.
J. Riley of Morris, spent Sunday
at the LongeuvilIe home. He re-
turned to Morris Monday.
The Farmers Club met at the
home of J. w. Wartman Friday. A
large crowd attended the meeting.
The three-days revival meeting
which were held at the Kongsvinger
church Thursday, Friday and Satur
day we're very successful and we'll
attended. Quite a number of out of
town visitors were present. Among
them were Evangelist FostervOld,
K. T. Rykken, Kristian diversion and
Mr.. AIgerass of Willmar; Hjalmar
and Olivia Larson of Spicer and
Messrs. BurO and Berseth of Monte
video.
VIM. Lewis returned Thursday
afternoon from Watertown, S. D.,
where he had been on business.
Miss Anna Longeuville went to
st. Cloud Wednesday, returning
Thursday afternoon. Miss Tongue
vile has position in the cloak and
suit department of one of the large
stores at St. Cloud and will leave
shortly to take up her new work.
Her many friends wish her all sue
cess possible.
Hans Christopherson was a Morris
business caller Wednesday.
Tony Lies returned from Minnea-
polls Wednesday afternoon after
weeks business trip.
Leonard and Frank Vikturek
transacted business in Morris Wed
nesday.
Miss Frances Wroot returned from
Morris after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. F. Mann.
Wendell GIotfeldty of Morris,
spent Wednesday evening with his
sister, Mrs. Mac Davis.
Mrs Whittemore entertained a
number of lady friends Wednesday
afternoon. In a guessing contest
Mrs. J. E. Peterson won first prize
which was a pretty handkerchief
A dainty luncheon was served.
Miss Eddy was a Morris business
caller Wednesday.
Thorvald Olson attended the dance
in Herman Friday night.
Ole Hellebust transacted business
in Morris Wednesday.
George Pushor returned Wednes-
day from Mortified and other points
in southern Minnesota where he had
been transacting business for a few
days.
- J. P. Steinfort went to Mime
apolis Thursday night on business.
Mr. and Mrs Pete Olson were
Morris business callers Saturday.
Miss Helen Shepard and her sist-
er, Mrs. Damn, and little daughter
returned to Norris Saturday after
spending a few days at the Mac
Davis home.
Misses Odson and Florence Per-
kins were Morris business callers
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Davis enter
tanned the 48 Club Thursday evening
at their home. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Shepard and daughters Helen and
Mrs. Damn were guests of honor. A
very dainty luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard returned to
Morris that night but Miss Helen
and Mrs. Damn remained for few
days visit at the Davis home.
Dale Peterson had dental work
done in Morris Saturday.
Tony Lies transacted business in
Morris Saturday.
Jim Sweeney of LarimOre, N. D.,
is in Donnelly on business this week
and also visiting at the Longueville
home.
Miss Carrie Lier went to Morris
Saturday.
Miss Loretta Peck spent the week
end at her home here. She returned
to school at GraceviIle Monday.
C. B. Schwartz was Morris call
eT Saturday.
c. B. Kloos spent a few days in
Donne1ly on business this week.
N. H. Weltzin of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting his brothers here,
went to DeGraff Wednesday. From
there he will return to his home in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Peter Schau1s returned Sun
Hav NIGHT from a fvUO xuooLxc visit n +