Morris tribune., 1918-12-13
DONNELLY

j. W. Wartman shipped three carloads
of stock to the cities; one of sheep, one
of cattle and one of hogs. His son,
Howard accompanied him
Mrs A. F. Leaf and daughter, Alice,
went to Morris Wednesday AMI had some
dental work done.
C c. Erstad transacted business in
Morris Friday.
H. i, Hanson went to the Twin Cities
Thursca.-.
Rev. Iii Slifer was Morris business
ca Ter Saturday.
Miss Matilda Odson was a Morris
shopper between trains Friday.
Miss Mary Wessling an Elizabeth
Duker autoed to Morris on business Sat
urday.
Cal Thompson was a Morris shopper
Saturday.
Mrs. Stella Raymers !, a., a morris
shopper between trains Wednesday,
VIM. GausInan and son, oiuney, ca
Donnelly callers Thur q
Bob BurgrumS of Gienwood called on
his friend, j. w. Schmidt, Friday.
Tom Mclaughlin left for the Twin
Cities "Wednesday on business.
Miss Una Schauls is enjoying a visit
with her friend, Miss Laura Monroe of
Browns Valley this week.
J. w. Ernest shipped two carloaGS of
stock to the South st. Paul yards Thurs
day.
Miss Agnes keeshan come up from
Morris Thursday evening to visit her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Perkins. She returned
Friday to Morris.
J. w. Wartman and son, Howard, re-
turned fro.n the Twin Cities Friday.
Both are sick with the influenza.
Frank Ware of Norris transacted bust
ness in Donnelly Saturday.
week with his brother, Arthur, who is
sick with influenza at 81. Mary's hos
pital, Duluth. Fred returned home
Wednesday and says his brother IS re-
covering ~'owly.
VIM. Norman is enjoying a visit with
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Quilliam of Nor
riS this week.
Myrtle I4ier is helping Mrs. J. c. Phi
fer with her household duties, this week.
VIM. Schroeder, the Watkins man, was
Donnelly business caller Saturday.
John Lager Jr., of Chokio, is baling
flax straw for F. J. McLau ghlin this
week.
Sterling Pushor is visiting his friend,
Tom milford, this week.
Sunday afternoon the young people
and some of the older people spent the
afternoon skating on the Harstad Lake
east of town. The ice being in fine
shape everybody enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely.
Tony Lies is furnishing J. w. Brown
store with electric lights. 1t certainly
is an improvement to the store.
George Rusher got in a, carload of
st. Anthony special. Anyone wishing
to get some may call and get Sal
Miss Eva Pushor, who has been Wis
iting TownerS the past week, returned
to her home Sunday.
Mr.. Johnson, who has been visiting
in Nebraska, returned to his home Tues
day He is a son-in-law of Mrs. Pruby
Miss Una Schauls spent Saturday in
Morris.
Miss Frances Mclaughlin is confined
to her home with the influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith spent last
Sunday with Henry Smith.
George II icl-son left for Rochester
Tuesday night to see the Mayo Bros. in
regard to his health.
Mrs. Edward Lunquist and Mrs. Nels
Olson spent Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Albert Smith
Tom Mclaughlin returned home from
the Twin Cities Friday night He is on
the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bell autoed to
Morris Saturday on business.
John SWensen was a passenger to
Morris on business Saturday
F. A. Shipman of Morris was a D0n
nelly business caller Saturday.
Miss Matilda Peck returned to St.
Cloud Thursday to resume her studies
at a business college at that place.
Mrs. l.. D. Perkins and daughter Flor
ence returned home Saturday from the
Twin Cities and Hopkins, where they
have been visiting relations and friends.
c. w. Brown went to Dassel Wednes-
day to visit with his family and also
to see his little daughter, who arrived
to brighten their home.
Mrs. S. j. Penn left Thursday morn
f1Nl
first six months with her aughter, Mrs. |
J. A. Foll1ins. Mrs. Penn is on her way
to Denver, where she will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs Louise |
Hart.
Mrs. j. w. Wartman spent Thursday
with Mrs. Eli Slifer.
VIM. Dornquast returned to his home |
on the farm Friday afternoon, after
spending a couple of weeks at his
brother Maxs home, sick with the influ- |
,renza
Miss Daisy Dornquast was a Morris |
shopper the first part of the week.
Tony Liers and George Ernest autoed
to Morris Saturday. George had some |
dentist work done.
Mrs. J. ]. Hilla and Miss Mary Rohen-
bach called on Mrs. Andrew Kolodzeg
Sunday.
Quite number attended the John |
Johnson sale. Everything sold for a
Joe Gutter spent Thursday with his
family in Morris.
Mrs. Leonard Vikturek and baby left
Wednesday morning for Plymouth, Ia,
where they will make their future home
J. H. Johnson come up from Ring
stead, Ia, to visit his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Johnson.
Charley Johnson enjoyed visit with
his son, who was home on furlough.
He is in the navy.
Mr.. Pusher and family and Mrs. Stella
Eaymer autoed to Morris Sunday to see
Kyle, who is sick with influenza.
The influenza cases are getting along
nicely at this writing.
The Max Dornquast family Is able to
be up again after their siege with the
influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. VIM. Lewis and
family called on the Bert Bissel and
Max Dornquast families.
Cus Schmidt WAS a business caller at