Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-05-11
DONNELLY

Misses Frances Wroot and Mildred
Smith and Messrs. Stanley Leaf ana
Lee Kloos took in the show at Morris
Saturday evening.
Mrs. V. Altrich is visiting this week
at the Alex RohrenbaCh home in Moor
head.
Mrs Charles Curtis returned WedneS-
day from Alexandria where sh" has pe"h
visiting her daughter.
Elmer Hills is the owner of new
Ford which arrived Saturday morning
He will use it on the mail route
Mrs Alfred Nelson and daughter
Amanda of Morris, visited at the lie"
Bloom home Thursday.
Miss Olga Erickson was Morris
business caller Thursday.
Messrs. Finnegan and Judd of Grand
Forks, N. D., were here Thursday re-
presenting plumbing and heating plants
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Hnla and family
and Miss Mary Rohrenback visited at
the Fritz home in Morris Sunday
George Pushor transacted business in
Morris Wednesday.
The school board spent Thursday
morning visiting the different rooms at
school
The Norby family Of Alberta, spent
Sunday at the A. r. Leaf home.
II. <. hJGmnuS returned from tCISuS
Falls Tuesday night. He Immediately
began packing his household goods pre-
paratory to leaving DOnnelIy The fam
lily left Friday night for their new
home at Fergus Falls. Mrs. and Mrs
Kjemhus are both we'll known and we'll
liked here and will be greatly missed
by their many friends. The good wishes
of the community go with them in their
new location.
of SnnHa Y
at the Tosney home.
George Pushor and F. NJ. Smith trans
acted business in Alberta and vicinity
Thursday
Mrs. Wessling, Miss Duker and Father
Wessling visited in Chokio Sunday.
Mrs j. w Schmidt has been quite
sick this week with tOnsilitis.
The Royal Neighbors met at the Tos-
ney home Wednesday evening.
Miss Fayne Smith and Carl NeitzcI
were Morris visitors Sunday.
Quite number of the Donnclly young
folks attended the dance at Morris last
Thursday evening.
Tony Lies is driving a new seven
passenger car.
Cal Thompson, Stacy Smith, Amanda
WaggOner and Fayne Smith attended
the show in Morris Sunday evening.
Mrs. Folkins transacted business and
visited friends i'll Morris Friday. Mr..
FOlkins drove down in the evening to
get her
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann and Lars Brende-
fur of Morris, spent Sunday at the J.
Wroot home.
Fred Mcmillan arrived Friday from
Cutbank. Mont, for couple of weeks
visit with friends. He is on his way to
enlist in the navy.
The old members of the Presbyterian
choir entertained the new members at
the Mac Davis home Thursday evening
A delightful time was enjoyed by all
and a delicious lunch was served.
Cal Thompson and Stacy Smith were
Morris callers Friday evening.
Misses Anna and Ida Olson and Carl
Neitzel spent Friday evening in Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Waggoner went to Rich
mond Saturday on business and also to
visit friends. They expect to return
about Wednesday,
Tony Lies, Herb LeSage and Joe
Worthington were Morris business call
ers Saturday. Tony drove his new car
back.
c. &. Schwartz transacted business
in Morris Saturday.
Tom Mclaughlin and Joe Casey were
Morris callers Saturday night.
George Perkins and family have
moved into the Onstad house just va
Gated by H. c. Kjemhus.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Kocpke returned
from Litchteld Monday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Lier went to Minneapolis
Friday night for a visit.
William Meyers and family were en-
tertained at dinner at the liver Roam
home Sunday.
Corporal Hanson of Alberta visited at
the Leaf home Sunday.
Irve Townsend was d Morris caller
Monday.
Wendell Glodfeldty spent Monday
with his sister Mrs. Mac Davis.
Mrs. A. HiIla and Mrs. Kolodzy were
Morris business callers Monday.
Stanley Leaf returned the first of the
week from Minneapolis. He left Monday
morning for the cities where he will
enter DunWOOdie Institute for two
months preparato to enlisting in the
Quarter Masters Reserve Corps as a
truck or ambulance driver.
Arthur Braun, Thorwald Olson and
Lee KlOos were Herman callers Sunday
Mrs. H. G. Townsend transacted bust
ness in Morris Monday.
George Pushor and family attended
church in Morris Sunday.
Fred Mcmillan and Wendell GIOt
feldty were Morris callers Monday.
The Pushor family spent Sunday at
the G. w. TOWner home near Morris.
Jack Ortman and C. l.. Adams of Nor
ris, were Donnelly business callers Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irve Townsend were
Morris callers Monday evening.
Mrs. F. M. Smith and daughter Luenna
returned from North Battleford Sask
Tuesday. Miss Leunna is recovering
rapidly from her recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Phifer, Mr.. Lund-
quist and Miss Frances Wroot autoed
to Morris Tuesday afternoon on bust
ness.
Editor Townsend received a telegram
Tuesday afternoon calling him to Far
go, N. D., to take a physical examina-
ton for Captain in the U. S. army Mr.
Townsend left Tuesday afternoon