Morris tribune., 1918-12-27
DONNELLY

ouast Mimi, to spend Christmas with
her brother and other relatives who re-
reside there.
George Ernst went to the cities the
first part of the week for a few days
visit.
Ben Amelsburg returned home TueS-
day from the Twin Cities after spend
ing a few days with friends.
Henry Damn and little son of Nor
ris were Donnelly business callers on
Thursday.
Thorstein Larson left for Willmar
last Saturday to visit his son Peter Lar
son.
S. S. Bowen is moving to Hancock
this week where he has rented farm
johnnie Anderson and r. Aanerud re-
turned from a camp the first part OF the
week.
The Misses Lyle and Mildred Peter
son came home Friday night to spend
Christmas at their parental home. They
are attending the Mrs. Becker School
in St. Paul.
Mrs S. S. Bowen and children spent
Sunday with the Carl Schlartz family.
Mrs Stella Raymers was a passenger
to Morris Thursday between trains
Mac Davis and Tom Tosney have re-
ceived a car load of young cattle Fri
day.
VIM. Gausman and son Edward were
Donnelly callers Friday on business.
L., IT,.
ris Tuesday.
Miss Eva Pushor spent FRIDAY with
Mrs. Mae Davis.
L. H. Pushor left for Larimore FIJI
day to spend a few weeks with his son
Ernest and family. He also stopped Off
at Fargo to spend day with his grand
daughter, Myrtle PuShor.
Rev. Slifer returned home from the
cities Thursday night.
Mrs j. P Steinfort and daughter
Helen were Morris shoppers between
trains Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Getchell are the
happv parents of baby boy who
rived at their home Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grove and little
daughter were Donnelly business call
ers Thursday. Mrs. Grove and daugh-
ter spent the day with Mrs. J. P. Stein
fort.
Farley Tosney transacted business in
Morris Saturday between trains.
Mildred Smith and Lucille McLaugh-
lin came home from Willmar Friday
night to spend Christmas at home.
Ole Helebust was shopper between
trains Saturday.
Miss Mildred Smith was a Norris
shopper between trains Monday.
J. Hilla left for Aberdeen, S. D., to
spend Christmas.
Miss Helen Steinfort arrived here Fri
day to spend Christmas at home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Stein
fort.
Maurice Olson transacted business in
Morris Wednesday.
Tony Lies Mrs. Peter Wroot, Mrs. j.
A Foll1ins and Mrs. j. w. Smith autoed
to Morris Wednesday to do some shop
ping Leonard Smith returned with
them.
Roy Johnson was a Norris caller on
Wednesday.
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nesday. He returned with a nice kitchen
cabinet. A Christmas present for some
one.
Mrs. Geo. Perkins is sick at her par
entail home with influenza. She is get
ting along nicely at this writing.
Miss Frances Wroot was a passenger
to Morris Monday to do some shopping.
Miss Caroline Hodgson came Satur-
day from Mitchell, S. D., where she is
teaching the primary grades. She will
spend her holidays at her parental home.
Kyle Pushor was able to come home
Friday night to spend Christmas at
home. Kyle has been sick with the flu
and his Donnelly friends are glad he
is able to be home for the holidays.
The committee met Monday afternoon.
They shipped 35 pairs of socks, sweat
ers and 1 pair of wristlets. The pair
of socks and wristlets were knitted by
the Junior Red Cross and the "a pairs
of socks and sweaters were knitted by
Dist. Al and 33 and Donnelly. There
is a great demand for socks so we will
have to continue knitting even if the
war is over.
Father Wesling came up from Fort
Smelling to spend Christmas with his
mother and sister.
Mrs L. F. Hodgson spent Sunday in
Breckenridge with her son. DR.. L. Hodg
son
Mrs Ben Smith was a shopper in
Morris Monday between trains.
Mrs. John Boettner was a caller at
the J. A. Folkins home Friday.
Mrs. Gullickson and, father spent Sat
urday in Morris.
Mrs. Brown returned to Donnelly af
ter spending few weeks with her par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blase the the
proud parents of a baby girl that ar
rived at their home the first part of
last week.
P. H CAVITY of Morris was up look
ing after business in Donnelly Wednes-
day.
Henry Norman was a passenger to
Norris Tuesday.
Bert Beissel, VIM. Lewis, Ne1s John
son and Herman Neitzel autoed to Alex
andria Wednesday.
Mrs. McRoberts and children spent
Friday and Saturday in Morris with her
son Lewis McRoberts and family.
Miss Marjorie Garrigan returned Fri
day night from Breckenridge to spend
her Christmas vacation at home.
Mrs. Max Dornquast and daughter
Gladys were Morris shoppers Saturday.
George Pushor and father transacted
business in Morris Tuesday between
trains.
Peter Winke1 was passenger to
Morris Wednesday to have some dental
work done.
Mrs. Brown is confined to her home
with influenza this week.
Miss Agnes Keeshan and Miss Nellie
Schinze1 are keeping house and taking
care of the Geo. Perkins children as
Mrs. Perkins is sick at the parental
home.