Morris tribune., 1918-04-26
DONNELLY


ton diversion took a ride on their bicycles
Sunday. They called on Edwards uncle
Louis Hover and Jim uncle, chris hllle'
They made about "a miles ana tney were
quite tired when they reached nome as
they had to face the wind all the way
back. ~:
nelly caller Sunday.
Miss Lucy FLAG returned 10 ner nome
in Danyers, after spending few Gays
visiting friends here.
Father Wessling and his mother,, MIS-
Elizabeth WeSsling accompanied the,
Misses Sophia and Elizabeth Dukef TO
West Union Wednesday where they al
tended the funeral of their grand1atehr.
They returned Thursday.
Miss Adelia Wimther of the Benson
HIGH School. was the guest at her grand
parents' home Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Welt-
Yin last Sunday.
Geo. and Florence Perkins autoed to
Morris Wednesday on business.
Lee Kloos autoed to Morris Wednes-
dav evening. He intends to join band
down there.
Harry Adams of Morris, was Don
nelly business caller Friday.
F. A. Hancock and E. J. Jones trans
acted business in Donnelly Saturday
Emil Wollenburg was a county seat
business caller Thursday
NJ. L. Strand transacted business III
Benson Monday.
Mrs. Sam Grove and daughter Dora
came up from Morris Friday afternoon
to take in the play. Mrs. Grove was
entertained by Mrs. Schmidt and MISS
Dora by Miss Eva Pushor.
Misses Frances McLau ghlin, Della At
kins Frances Wroot and Miss Matilda
Odson autoed to Morris on business Sat
urday. They were accompanied by Cal
Thompson
T. p. Peterson and Mac Davis returned
Saturday from GLASGOW and other points
in Montana where they have been on
business trip.
Miss Eva Pushor spent Sunday at her
parental home.
Mrs John Hilla and Mrs. A. Hilla re-
turned home Friday evening from HaVre,
Montana, and other points where they
have been visiting the past month.
Miss Elizabeth Duker, Mrs. Wesslins
and Miss Nina Henrichs autoed to Nor
ris Saturday.
John A. 'Folkins autoed to Morris Sun
day to have an aching tooth treated.
Miss Agnes Keeshan left for Norris.
Wednesday to spend few days with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Gaffney.
Alfred Christofferson is confined to his
home with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Aanerud are the
happy parents of a baby girl who arrived
at their home April Is.
Miss Loretta Peck came home Friday
to spend Sunday at her parental home
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Seamans,
bouncinG baby boy last week.
Mrs. L. D. Perkins was seriously Ill
at her home the past week but is some
what better at this writing.
Misses Mary WinkelS and Lucy Flalg
visited friends at Herman last week.
Almer Strand and family and Miss
Sohpie Strand spent last Sunday with
Frank Weltzin and family.
The little son of Mrs. Peter Johnson
is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. J. H. Keaugh of st. Paul, came
UP Thursday on business He is guest
at the Geo. Perkins home.
Mrs. Alfred Schoenborn and daughter
Fern left for their home in Breckenridge
after spending a few days with her
mother.
Mrs. Taisey Hills was on the sick list
last week.
The many Donnelly friends of Mr..
Pilgrim family extend their SYM
pathy il -. bereavement.
Mr. { IS. J. c. Phifer, Mr.. and
Mrs WG11enburg and Mrs. Ben Smith
autoed to Morris Sunday to attend the
memorial services that were held there
in respect of Mrs. Pilgrim
Stanley Ryan, candidate for sheriff,
was up from Morris calling on his Don
nelly friends.
Fred Gerber loaded car load of hay
last week
Mrs Leaf entertained the Art Circle.
Mr.. Dennis of Minneapolis, arrived
here last Wednesday, He will put in
his crop next to the Longuevil1e farm.
He un1oaded a-tractor engine, a pillow
and a drill, which he will use to put in
his crop.
Mrs. F.. E. Schofield called on Mrs.
Schauls Saturday evening before she
left for Hancock where she will visit
her daughter Mrs. Arthur Johnson
Mr.. Schofie1d remained here with his
daughter Mrs. John Strand
Those that have not received their
Red Cross buttons may call at the
Farmers and Merchants Bank and get
them of C. G. Erstad.
Guy Stewart was a Donnelly business
caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Folkins spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Norman.
The father and cousin of the late
Edward Kolar deceased, were here from
Brownton, Mimi, few days last week
Mrs. Ben Smith was Norris visitor
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Norman transacted business
in Morris Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Shepard and Mrs
AIlluf @uu ana daughter Florence OIL
Morris, were callers at the Geo. Pushor
homes
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mann of Morris
were visitors at the j. w. Wroot home
Sunday.
Mrs. John Wilson's mother died Sun
day morning.
Quite a number of Morris people took
IN the play, "The Old Maids Club"
The boys and girls of the three upper
grades are putting on play as part
OF the commencement exercises 1t is
"A Poor Married Man." and abounds
in some good wit and humor The char
acters chosen are Ferdinando weltzin.
Ernest Landenslayer, Leonard Smith
George Kolodzy, Helen Steinfort, Myrtle
L1er, Daisey Erickson. Mr.. Schwartz is
coaching them. 1t is expected that it
will be given commencement week the
last of May. Prof. B. G. Martin of tho
Moorhead Normal School is to give the
graduating address.