Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-11-02
DONNELLY

Mrs. Ben Smith and children were
Morris caller Thursday.
J. A. FOlkins autOed to Morris Wed
nesday evening.
Cal Thompson and Stacy Smith au-
toed to Morris Wednesday.
Mrs ]. w. Schmidt entertained at
dinner Mrs F. M. Smith and family on
Thursday.
The Puritan Art Circle met at the
home of Mrs F. NJ. Smith and gave her
a big surprise Monday evening. Mrs.
Smith and family are soon to leave Tor
Canada. Light refreshments were
served and Mrs Smith was presented
with a silver thimble. The guests de-
parted wishing Mrs. Smith prosper
Gus future.
Miss Anna Olson transacted business
in Morris Thursday
Mrs Anna milford and son Harold
left for Maynard, Iowa, where they will
make their future home.
Anton Lies left for the cities Friday
evening to visit friends for a few days.
Oscar Hoyer called on his sister, Mrs.
Jno Schmidt Thursday evening.
F. A. Hancock of Morris, was a Don
nelly caller Saturday morning.
Frank Bach, VIM. Gausman and son
Edward were Donnelly callers Friday.
Otto Schillinger, Elmer SINNERS and
cousin, Geo. SINNERS of St. Cloud, are
visiting friends here for a few days.
The ladies of the kOngsVinger church
are building an addition on the school
house and will use it for kitchen.
Word was received here of the death
of Mrs. John Leis of ChOkio formerly
of DOnnelly.
Mrs. L. E. Prichard has been on the
sick list the past week but is imprOV-
ing.
Henry Will of Minneapolis, is spend
ing few days hunting and will depart
for his home Tuesday evening.
Kongsvinger LyCeum Course was
Wednesday, Oct. 31St.
Lewis Schauls left for St. Paul Mon
day where he will take position as
helper in a lumber yard.
Ole Aasumb has decided to quit farm
ing and will hold an auction sale on
Thursday, Nov. list.
Miss Mecklenburg who is teaching
at the Zeimer school spent Sunday at
her home in Tintah.
Frank Weltzin was an over Sunday
visitor at DOran.
" E. Wilson of Lincoln, Neb., is here
looking after his farm interests. Mr..
Wilson is the owner of the F. A. Hult-
gren farm.
Mrs O'COnnOr of North Dakota, is
here visiting friends.
Ole Aasumb has purchased the Mrs
GullicksOn residence, the former Ulrich
home. Mrs GullicksOn and father will
move to Badger. S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mckinney, Of Rey-
nolds, N. D., were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Roth a few days
last week. They left for Springfield
Ill, where they will make their future
The next number of the DOnnelly
Lecture Course is Prof. Williams the
electrical marvel, who will appear al
the Mercantile hall, Nov. 14th. This will
be one of the most entertaining mum
bers as we'll as one of the best eduCat
ing in the course.
Blain Wright, formerly Of Delano, is
visiting his uncle, Geo. Wright, in Don
nelly. About two months ago he fin
ished a four year naval course. He in
tends to go back again after he become:
we'll and strong again.
Frank Atwood says he has a lette
from his son Walter who is in Franc,
with the Canadian army, and that he i!
in the best of condition and he alsC
says they do not think war will las
much longer.
Miss Maude Pendergast OF Mime
apolis, is visiting her aunt and uncl
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Phifer.
Mrs. Leon Bloom transacted business
IN Morris Monday.
Emil Olson was a Morris sh0rpe
Monday.
Word was received that L. Henderi tx
sons little daughter Myra, died on Sun
day. She had had an operation 70
appendicitis but it seems as 1houg
a second one was necessary anG hi
was too much for her
Tayne Smith lett for MOOrnca d Tues
day afternoon where she will visit wit
friends and relatives and from Their
she will leave for Canada where she eX
poets to make her future home.