Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-04-12
DONNELLY

6rst mart of the week. He took Mrs
Leafs mother, Mrs. Johnson PACK U
>her home at that place. She mas peei
here all winter
Carl Wollthan of Morris, was up mere
Wednesday on business
supt. Ray S. Roberts of Morris, Was
calling on the J. w. Smith 1aihilS ia@
Wednesday,.
Tu1ius Retzlaff of Morris. called on MS
sister, Mrs. Charles PERKINS last LUIS
day.
Hazel and Walter Smith went to MOT
ris last Wednesday to spend the Gay
81 +hair grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Block
Do1e Peterson left for Campbell las1
,r,.I,ned.v avering to spend a few days
with friends.
N5rs Ravmers spent Wednesday eve
1.-Two of the home of her parents MT
and Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs Jno Schmidt and son Clinton
left for Minneapolis Thursday night.
Mrs 4. f. Leaf was on the sick list
last week.
leonard Schmidt and Dale Peterson
autoed to Morris Wednesday Win L.
Harstad.
Emil Olson and Roy Dingman autoed
to Morris Wednesday eevning.
OrVal PERKINS WAS lIdHoebeIAAAS oASA
ness in Donnelly Thursday.
Miss Marie Erdahl spent week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Erdahl, and
returned to Elbow Lake Sunday.
Mrs W. J. Treinen returned the nrst
of last week from st. Cloud where she
has been visiting relatives and friends.
The Donnelly township farm club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bell last Fri
day evening.
ing the building formerly occupied by
the Peterson hardware store last week
DraymarT Gu1branson was loading
car with baled hay last Thursday The
hay caught afire. Just how was not
known but supposed it was either from
sparks from an engine that passed or
from a bon fire that the men had set
to burn up the rubbish along the track
The load was all burned except seven
bales that had been put in the car
The hay belonged to Harry Jackson
The dray caught fire but was only
slightly damaged.
Mrs. E. H. Townsend spent last week
with her mother at DeGraff.
Louise Erstad and Myrtle Leir spent
last week in Norris and were guests
of Anna Lier while there.
John L. Chase returned to his home at
Julesburg, Colorado, last Wednesday
after visiting few. days with his
brother-in-law, G. E. Adams and family.
Mrs K Christofferson has been on the
sick list the past two weeks.
Clarence Schwartz returned from Far
go, N. D., Saturday evening after spend
ing week with his brother.
3 J. w. Schmidt is adding more room
to his store. The rooms at the rear
! of the store formerly used for living
rooms will be used as a store room. A
place to render lard and all necessary
work. Also his ice box will be in
stalled in part of the room next to the
store. When completed it will be very
rauch more convenient than it has been
before.
) Mrs. Edward Lundquist entertained
the Puritan Art Circle.
There was a large crowd attended
the talk given Friday evening at the
I hall by w H. Cherry and J. B. Ormond
of Morris on the Third Liberty Loan
and why we are in war. Both gentle
men gave good talks and was very
instructive. They were accompanied by
the male quartette of Morris who rend-
cred several selections which the aud
fence appreciated very much if we could
judge by the applauding.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mann spent Sunday
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wroot
Bernard, Lyle and Clara Lewis, were
visiting friends in Donnelly Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Olson and daughter went
to the country Friday informing for a few
days visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. A. G. Olson and Mrs Taisey and
Elmer Hills were hostesses at the A. c.
Olson home last Thursday evening
where about forty invited friends gath
cred for surprise miscellaneous show
er for Miss Nina Henrichs. The guests
came laddened with good things to eat
and packages for the shower The guests
mad arrived before Miss Nina returned
nome for the evening as she works in
the telephone Office. The gifts were
many and useful The evening was
spent in visiting and then the bride-to-
De was placed in the center of the room
and opened the packages which con-
talned almost everything useful from
measuring cup to twenty-five dollars.
MUSIC followed after which lunch was
served The guests departed for their
homes leaving their best wishes with
MISS Nina. The out of town guests
were Miss Nina's parents and family.
MRS. Ted Mann and Mrs. Anna Fritz Of
Morris, Everybody enjoyed the evening
ana were glad they were one of the in
V1ted guests.
Peter Christensen and son of Cyrus,
was calling on their friend. Arne Rer,
gerson last Friday
Ihose who have part in the Old
MAIDS Club met at the hall Monday
evening and practiced. They will soon
give the play so watch for the date.
MRS: M G. Roberts and children re-
turned from the country where thew
nave been the past week.
George Pushor had a yaluab1s E5o,-
stem COW and two yearling killed LAST
thursday by an engine that was pass
Ing through here. was p"'s-
rev Wesling was at Chokio Friday
evening TO give an address on the Third
Liberty Loan o iiiro
Elmer Hills left for Minneono,,a
Saturday night last
MRS. Earl Seamans spent Monday with
her mother, Mrs. McRoberts. Will
>: A. Folkins was a Morris caller last
Wednesday evening. last
Mrs w Olson ,1a e,,