Morris tribune., 1917-03-16
DONNELLY

j.. W. Brown went to Chokio Mon
day on business.
Andrew Aanerud transacted bust
ness in Morris Monday of last week.
Frank Wartman transacted bust
ness in Hancock Monday.
Mrs. A. HiIla was a Norris caller
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Martin went to
Hancock Tuesday morning.
]. Rohrenbeck transacted bust
ness in Morris Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vandyke went to
Hancock Wednesday.
The oldest child of Bert Beissell
died at Alexandria the last OF the
week. He was eleven years old but
had been an invalid since birth. The
body was brought to Donnelly for
burial Friday night. The funeral
services were held from the Catholic
church Saturday morning.
Mrs. Leo UIrich visited friends in
Morris Tuesday.
J. NJ WaggOner returned Tuesday
night from Glenwood where he had
been several days on business.
c. Morrow has moved onto the ].
C. Phifer farm just vacated by AL
fred Weltzin.
Friends of Miss Agnes Aanerud
will be glad to hear that she is get
ting along nicely after her recent
operation. Her father, c. o. Aan-
erud, returned from Minneapolis
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Davis visited
friends in Morris Thursday.
Miss Olinda Schwartz is the new
reporter for the Donnelly Star
C. B. KIoos left Wednesday night
on a business trip to the Twin
Cities
L. D. Perkins transacted business
in Morris Thursday
Mrs Anna Hanson died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Ole Aan-
erud, Tuesday, Mar. 6, 1917, aged
81 years. She was one of the pion-
GERS of this neighborhood, having
come here with her husband about
thirty years ago and her death end
ed a life of usefulness. Services
were held from the Kongsvinger
church Friday.
Father Wessling was Morris call
er Thursday.
Miss Nellie King was a Morris
business caller Thursday.
J. w. Carr and family moved last
week to their new home near Cyrus.
Lawrence Zahl of Morris, trans
acted business in Donnelly last Wed
nesday and Thursday.
The Royal Neighbor Lodge met at
the Erstad home Thursday evening.
Mr.. Shaundeleth of Wauburn,
Mimi, was here Thursday conferr-
ing with F. j. Mclaughlin on a land
deal.
Thorvald Olson was a Herman call
er Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. Olhtoff was on the sick
list this week.
Alfred Weltzin has moved into the
rooms over the postoff1ce recently va
Gated by H Olhtoff. He has taken
the contract for digging the base
ment of J. P Steinfort's new build
ing.
1. T. Siverts of Morris, was a Don
nelly business caller Friday
Mrs. Earl Seamans has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. McRoberts, last
week. She returned to her home
Saturday
H. Mecklenberg Of the Donnelly
his home in Hancock.
Contractor BiIlups of Morris trans
acted business in Donnelly Saturday.
Mrs. G. Towner returned to Nor
the Pushor home.
Erfern Lundquist was a Morris
business caller Friday.
Pete Olson transacted business in
Norris Friday.
Mr.. Carlson, a contractor from
Minneapolis was here Saturday con-
ferTing with Tony Lies.
Thorvald Olson left Friday morn
ing for Vermillion, S. D., where he
has accepted a position in store.
His many friends wish him oceans
W good luck in his new work
Miss Catherine Bieser and broth
er, George, left Saturday for Ben
SON.
Ed. Opheim was Morris business
caller Saturday.
Miss FIossie schauls spent the
week end with friends at Browns
Valley. She returned home Monday.
Mrs. August Gerber transacted
business in Morris Saturday.
Mr.. Rhuby was Morris business
caKler Saturday.
G. A.. diversion left Monday for
8tarbuck where he will visit with