Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-01-05
DONNELLY

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George Perkins, returned to Morris
Thursday.
Mr.. Crusie, who has been visiting
relatives and transacting business in
Iowa, returned nome Friday.
George Perkins took his little
daughter Norine to Morris Friday to
consult doctor. The little girl had
been bothered by what seemed to be
a large boil.
Tony Lies, who has been in DON
nelly for some time, left Friday for
Foley to visit friends.
T. H. Onstad came up from Milaca
last Wednesday to spend few days in
Donnelly on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Davis are enjoy
ing a visit from his mother, Mrs.
A. M. Davis of Fairfield, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schendel. who
visited at the home of Mr.. Schendel's
sister, Mrs. J. E. Peterson, returned
to their home in Campbell last Wed
nesday.
Joe Smith returned Saturday from
La Mars, Iowa, where he visited his
mother, who is very i'll and also tran
sacted business.
Joe Smith has sold his farm six
miles north Of Donnelly and will leave
soon for La Mars, Iowa.
Adolph Meyer and daughter Janu-
ita, were Morris visitors Friday.
Emil and Herman Neltzel were
Morris visitors Saturday.
Tom Mclaughlin was able to be
out again Sunday after suffering three
weeks with quincy.
C. O. Bullack of Aubundale, Wis,
visited at the Mclaughlin home from
Friday until Wednesday.
Mrs. Barns of Litchfeld, was in
Donnelly the first of the week. She
was working for members for the
Yoemen lodge for which she got
few.
The Messrs. Cherry, Stenger, Krue-
ger, Voss, Cooley, Casey Dushek and
Lee, Morris whist players, came up
Saturday evening to play the Donnel-
ly stars. The game was played in the
dining room at the hotel. Needless to
say the Stars won points on every
hand played. The final was SO in
favor of Donnelly. After the game
Gunner was served
]. W. Schmidt was confined to his
bed couple of days this week but
was out again Monday.
Several of the young people took
advantage of the nice weather Monday
evening by going skating. The ice
was good but little rough.
Mr.. Schroeder took the little tots
for sleigh ride Sunday evening. 1t
certainly was treat to the little
ones.
Miss Dora Grove came up Saturday
from Morris to visit Virginia Stein
fort. She returned home Monday.
Lee Bloom caught two white
weasels on the Wroot farm east of
Donnelly Saturday.
Miss Virginia Steinfort was a
Morris visitor Saturday between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keeshan visited at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Perkins Sunday.
Miss Kate Keeshan returned to
her school at Moorhead Wednesday.
A big bouncing baby boy arrived
New Years to make his home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Perkins. Mother
and child are doing nicely.
Bill Anderson and Carl Neitzel
autoed to Morris in the racer Sunday
evening.
Stanley Leaf, Lee KIoos, Jack Bis
sci and Thorval Olsen autoed to Nor
ris Sunday evening to the SHOW.
E. W. Peck is on the sick list this
week. He is unable to attend to
business duties.
Lars Brendefur of Morris, transact
ed business in Donnelly one day last
week.
The H. A. Townsend family re-
turned home Monday from DeGraf
where they spent New Years with
relatives.
Miss Eckes was : in Donnelly one
day last week.
H. A. Townsend family returned
home Monday from DeGraff where
they spent New Years with relatives.
QFMiss Eckes was in Donnelly Mon
day giving music lessons.
Rev. Wessling and Stanley Leaf
autoed to Morris Monday.
Lawrence Walz of Morris, visited