Morris tribune., 1917-08-24
DONNELLY

Ira Wartman returned to Pennant,
Sask.. Canada, Wednesday morning, after
a weeks visit with his parents.
Mrs. l.. HendricksOn and daughter,
NTyra, spent Tuesday and Wednesday at
Willmar.
Miss Agnes Aanerud left for the cities
Tuesday evening where she will take
some medical treatments.
Melvin Leaf entertained several of his
boy friends at his home Wednesday eve
ming Later in the evening he took them
to Morris to the show. Mr.. Leaf helped
them by being their chaperon.
Eleanor Dushek, Eleanor Fritz, Geo.
Abel and Bud Kennedy, of Morris, autoed
to Donnelly Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Theo. Mann, of Morris, visited
few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wroot.
Miss Mildred Schmidt is spending a
few days with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. John Boetner.
A. F. Leaf autoed to Morris on bust
ness Thursday morning.
Leonard Schmidt is helping Mr.. Mac
Davis on the farm for a few days while
he is threShing.
Frank Wartman has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim COrcOran enjoyed
visit the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Rosaline Cunningham and Mrs.
Vern Franks from Gilmore City Iowa,
are Donnelly visitors this week. Mrs.
Cunningham is a sister and Mrs. Franks
a cousin of Mrs Corcoran
Robert HOlig left for his home at
Browerville Saturday morning. He was
accompanied as far as Sank Centre by
Joseph Wroot, Herb. LePage and Joe
WOrthingtOn.
Mrs. J. E. Peterson was Norris bust
ness caller the latter part of the week.
Mrs J. P. Steinfort and daughter, Vir-
ginia, and Marjorie Garrigan autoed to
Morris Friday.
Mrs. J. c. Phifer and daughter, Helen,
and Lee Kloos were Morris callers the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. Jacobson and son were Morris
shoppers Friday.
Mrs Frank Paul and sister were Nor
ris business callers Friday.
Mrs. S. ]. Anderson and son were Nor
ris shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holig and daughter,
Francis WrOOt and Mrs. Mann were
Morris visitors this week.
Mrs. Leon Bloom and son, Alvin, went
to Willmar Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Bob. LeSage.
Mrs. w S. Marshall and children are
visiting some of their relatives this
week at Browns Valley
P. NJ. Nicholson, who was here look
ing after some business interests, re-
turned to PauIina. Iowa, Thursday.
All of the stores in DOnnelly will be
closed hereafter in accordance to the
provisions of the new ordinance which
was to have taken effect August 12
DR. Whittemore was called to Nor
cross Monday for consultation on seri-
Gus operative case.
Miss Eva Pushor started a chain party
by entertaining four Of her girl friends,
for the benefit of the Red Cross. They
were taken to Morris by her brother
Kyle and there attended the theatre
after which refreshments were served
at her home.
A party was given by Virginia Stein
fort at her home Tuesday evening to
some Of her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pushor, of Lari-
more, n. D., who have been visiting at
the home of their brother, Geo. Pushor
went to Minneapolis Tuesday.
Carl Gustavson, timekeeper on the G.
N. for the railroad extra gang, went to
Benson Tuesday, being called for exam
ination.
Word has been received here that Roy
Munson has taken unto himself a bride.
Miss Mabel Eddy departed Saturday
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Welsh
Koepke, in Raymond N. D.
Mrs. Westsley and Miss Elizabeth
Deuker visited Morris on Tuesday of
last week.
M. Finnegan, J. J. McCanney and N.
Vinje of Morris, were Donnelly callers
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin and children of
Hudson, Iowa, passed thru DOnnelly Sat-
urday enroute from Elbow Lake to AL
berta They called on Mr.. J. A FOlkins
while here.
Mr. and Mrs Leo AIdrich and chill
dren left Saturday afternoon for Bagley
for an over Sunday visit with Mrs.
Aldrich's cousin.
Mrs. Johnson and children of Chica go,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thorval Harstad.
Mrs Ben Smith called on Mrs. A. c.
Olson Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibson and chill
dren autoed over from Brooten Sunday
to visit Miss Caroline Hodgson.
VIM. Kunzelman received word the
first part of last week that his father
was ill at Columbus, Neb. He left here
the same day for Columbus.
Two gentlemen from the Frederick E.
Murphy Auto Co. of Minneapolis were
in Donnelly Friday conducting demon
stration with two six-cylinder Paige
automobiles
Frank Wartman and family visited at
his home out in the country Sunday.
Miss Ruth Bjorlin was a Morris bust
ness caller Monday.
Wendell Glodfelty left for his home at
Fairfield Saturday.
Mrs. Ole Killing was a Morris shopper
Tuesday,
Miss AIvina Pock went to Morris to
visit friends this week
Mrs. McRoberts has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Earl Seamans, at CholIio.
he ri of Mr and Mrs Wood