Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-02-16
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The Donnelly Telephone Company
are planning on moving their switch
board and other apparatus from the
postoffice building to J. W. Schmidt s
building some time in March.
F. Atwood of Morris, was a DON
nelly business caller Friday.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. E. Peterson were
hostess and host to five couples Thurs
day evening. Cards were the feature
of the evening. A dainty luncheon
was served at late hour.
Miss E. Ducker' was Morris bust
ness shopper Friday.
Mrs. G. Towner transacted business
in Morris Saturday.
F. M. Smith is the proud posses
sor of beautiful new Brunswick. "
The Donnelly Literary Society met
at the school house Friday, Feb. g..
New officers were elected, pres, DR..
Whittemore and vice pres, C. c..
Erstad. The following program was
rendered: Male Quartet, Mr.. Erstad,
Mr.. Davis, DR.. Whittemore, Mr..
Townsend. Defamation, "Am Life
Worth Livin', Olinda Schwartz. De-
clamation, Sparatacus Address to the
Gladiators, L. Perkins. Duet, Irene
Waggoner, Helen Steinfort. Recita-
ton, Newell Lundquist. Dialogue,
Not Quite Bargain, Louise Erstad
and Dorothy Peterson. The meeting
closed by singing 'Home Sweet
Home"
Miss Adeline Miller of Morris,
spent the week end at the J. M. Wag-
goner home. She returned to Morris
Monday.
Herman Mecklenberg, assistant
cashier of Donnelly State Bank, spent
the week end with friends at Han
cock.
Louis Longeuville transacted bust
ness in Morris Monday.
Anton Anderson and wife were Nor
ris business callers Monday.
Media LaClair of Waubun, MINI. =,
has been a guest at the C. B Kloos
home the past few days. During his
visit he purchased team of horses
from Mr.. Kloos worth $425. He
shipped the latter from Hoffman Tues
day, returning himself to his home
the same day.
W. Stabler transacted business in
Morris Monday.
Mrs. Ben Smith visited friends in
Morris Monday.
Miss Ellen Bruins who has been
visiting Miss Florence Perkins, re-
turned to Morris Monday.
Britt Kloos of Patchen Lake, trans
acted business in DOnnelly Monday.
The Misses Una Schauls, Hanson
and Homdahl returned to school at
Morris Monday after spending the
week end at their homes here.
j. P. Steinfort transacted business
in Morris Monday.
Maurice Olson was a Morris bust
ness caller Monday.
Miss Juanita Meyers was a Morris
Monday.
Fred Sperr transacted business in
Morris Monday.
George Perkins and little daughter
Norine were Morris business callers
Tuesday.
Misses Flossie Schauls and Anna
Longueville transacted business in
Morris Tuesday.
The first, second, third and fourth
grades honored Abraham Lincoln Fri
day afternoon by appropriate exer-
cises held in Miss McLaughlin's room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Aasum were
Morris business callers Tuesday.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid held
their business meeting at the j. e.
Peterson home Wednesday, Mrs. Ben
Smith entertaining.
The last number of our Lyceum
Course was given Monday evening at
the Presbyterian church when the
Kellam Male Qnartet gave their en-
tertainment to a packed house. All
the numbers were enthusiastically re-
ceived, especially Mr.. Kellam in his
character sketches.
Word was received here tuesday
that the Great Northern would have
night agent here in a couple of sdaYs.
Mr.. Lier was : Morris business
caller Tuesday. u
Mrs. j. A. Folkins sentertainedl a
number of friends Tuesday afternoon
and evening at a valentine birthday
party. The decorations were hearts
and cupids, the centerpiece being the
birthday cake. In the evening the
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