Morris tribune., 1918-02-22
DONNELLY

John Zurich Of Minneapolis. came up
to answer the call of the draft Tuesday.
He re ;stered here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Wartman were
Morris shoppers Wednesday.
Blaine WrigIet left for Hastings We'd
nesde.- to answer the call of the draft.
He returned Friday.
DR.. J. G.. Whittemore transacted bust
ness in Morris Saturday.
Mrs. w. B. Anger was a passenger to
Morris Saturday to attend the Junior
Red Cross meeting.
Elmer Hills and dau ghter Ruth left
for the twin cities Friday morning on
business.
Emil Wollenberg transacted business
in Morris Friday.
F. J. Mclaughlin and Mr.. Mac Davis
transacted business in Morris Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Schauls and son Louis were
called to Browns Valley Thursday on
account of the serious illness of Mrs.
Schauls' son-in-law, Herb. Koepke.
DR.. Caine of Norris, was called to
A. c. Olson's Friday evening on account
of the illness of their baby.
H c. Hyhmus of Fergus Falls, was
a Donnelly caller Friday on business
The Lutheran Aid met with Mrs. Ne1s
Olson Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Seamans and son
went to Morris to spend a few days
with Louis McRoberts and family the
1atter's brother.
Geo. Pushor went to Morris Wednes-
day to see about the Third Liberty
Loan Bond
Miss Josephine Longuevi1le is assist
ing in the hotel a few days during Mrs
Schauls' absence.
Herman Neitzel autoed to Morris Fri
day on business.
Little John Robert Perkins was on
the sick list this week.
Mrs. H. G. Hanson was a county seat
visitor Wednesday.
Professor Schwartz Miss Odson, Miss
McLau ghlin and Miss Della Atkins
went to Morris Saturday to attend some
meeting pertaining to Red Cross work.
Mrs. A. F. Leaf was a Morris pas
senger Friday and had some dental
work done.
Carl Neitzel transacted business in
Morris Saturday.
Mrs J. w Bell came in from the
country to help care for her little grand
child who is very sick with pneumonia
at the A c. Olson home.
N o. Jacobson was a Morris caller
the first part of the week.
Cal Thompson was a passenger to
Morris Wednesday on business.
Mrs. J. E. Peterson entertained the
Art Circle Thursday.
Miss Alice KlooS left for her home
Thursday after spending a few weeks
visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. G. White
more and Mrs. J. c. Phifer.
Father Wessling transacted business
in Tintah Monday.
Miss Anna Olson left for Brecken-
ridge for an extended visit with her Sis |
ter, Mrs. A. Shoenburn.
J. P. Steinfort was a passenger to
Morris Thursday on business.
Misses Minnie and Amanda He1lebust
were pleasant callers at the Albert
Smith home.
Miss Christina Olson spent few
days visiting her brother and family,
A. G. Olson last week
l.. D. Perkins has moved his building
which he used as a post office south Of |
town.
Number of the ladies met in DR.. |
Whfttemore's office Saturday and served
for the Red Cross.
Rev. Jones of Willmar, accompanied
a meeting pertaining to church work. !
They met with Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgson
DR.. J. G. Whittemore autoed to Nor
ris Monday on business.
Mrs. r. Larson who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs III. A. Townsend, re-
turned to her home in DeGraff.
Geo. Perkins is acting as mail carrier |
during Elmer Hills absence.
Bill Anderson is spending a few days
visiting at his parental home.
Word was received here Wednesday
stating the death of Albert Brandt. AL |
and his many friends are saddened to |