Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-03-23
DONNELLY

Miss Hazel Chapman left this
week for a visit with relatives at
Doland, S. D.
J. F. Schwantes of Paynesville,
was a Donnelly business caller Mon
day.
Paul Goodell, the game warden,
of Herman, was in Donnelyy on bust
ness Thursday.
Miss Mary Aanerud spent several
days in Morris this week visiting
friends.
T. c. Hunter left Thursday morn
ing for Sioux Falls, S. D., on bust
ness trip.
The Perkins brothers, Charles and
George, have taken the agency for
the sale of the Haider tractors.
Miss Christina Olson left Tuesday
for a visit with her sister at Mccain
ma, N. D.
J. HoImdahl returned Tuesday
from business trip to Minneapolis.
John Ulrtch returned Tuesday af-
ternoon from Pipestone where he
had been visiting for some time.
Mrs. J. E. Peterson was a Morris
business caller Thursday.
Mrs. Mac Davis attended the East
ern Star meeting at Morris Tuesday.
Miss Leona Kuntzelman is suffer-
ing from a mild attack of appendi-
c1tis
Professor SchelIinger left Thurs
day morning for st. Cloud where he
is attending the teachers conven-
ton.
Tony Lies let the contract for his
new building to J. H. Olson of Will
mar.
Miss Olga Erickson was a guest of
Mrs. Olive Gullickson the first of the
week
The Donnelly Mercantile Com
pany let the contract for their new
building to J. H. Olson of Willmar
whose bid was the lowest of six.
Miss Frances WrOot went to Nor
- ris Friday to spend the week end
with her sister, Mrs. F. Mann.
Mrs. M. Schneider and Mrs. N. P.
Schmitz, Of Adams, Mimi, are visit
ing with their sister, Mrs. E. w.
Peck and family
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wartman were
entertained at the J. w. Schmidt
home Sunday at dinner.
C. H. Colgrove of Willmar, was in
QonneIly Thursday on business.
Ed. Opheim attended the dance at
Herman Saturday night.
Frank and Leonard Vikturek
shipped a car of hay Friday.
Miss Mildred Smith went to Nor
ris Friday to have dental work done
She was among those who were de-
tanned because of no trains.
The c. c. Erstad family were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday at the
David King home.
The Whist Club entertained az
their guests Wednesday night
Messrs. KIoos and Olson. The cluI
met at the F. J. Mclaughlin home
Mr.. McNarey, representative O.
the Stewart flour mill at Morris, sole
a carload of Montana flour to thu
DOnnelIy Mercantile Company Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Torgeson of Ortonville, wa
here Thursday changing the switch
board Of the DonnelIy Telephone Co.
from the old postofice building t.
the Taisey Hills residence.
Frank Atwood, of Morris, trans
acted business in DOnnelly Thurs
day.
George Ernst and Stanley Lea
were Morris callers Thursday.
Mrs. FoIkins and Florence Per
kins are the Literary program com
mittee this month. They are bus,
preparing their program which will
be held Monday, March 26.
Mrs. j. W. Schmidt entertaine,
thirteen lady friends Saturday at
st. Patrick's Day party. The guest
were given scissors and green pape
and asked to cut out a shamrock
Mrs. Erstad captured the first priz
and Mrs. F. M. Smith the consola
ton. At a contest, consisting o
Irish cOnUndrums, Mrs. J. e. Peter
son won the prize. Next the guest
were given paper and told to tea
out a pig. The different varietie
OF "rooters" that were displaye
ought to bring down the price O
pork. Mrs. Mac Davis drew the frs
prize for this and Mrs. Hodson tn
consolation. An elaborate luncheo
which carried out the color schem
Of the day was served at O'Clock
Pat DAILY and son Leo of Blu
Earth, Mimi, are visiting their IN
Gle here.
Mrs. Ben Smith was a Morris cal
eT Friday.
Philip Olson who has been work
ing in Minneapolis all winter, re
turned Sunday night.