Morris tribune., 1918-11-08
Jill .Hround The County

nelly caller Saturday.
S. A F'laherty and son of Morris were
Donnelly callers Sunday.
Ole Erickson left for Minneapolis
Saturday evening to accompany the
body of Mrs Geo. Erickson who died
of influenza.
Edward Rustad of Wheaton, was a
caller in Donnelly Friday.
Miss Inga GregerSon was a pleasant
caller at the Ben Smith home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Norby and family
of Alberta called on A. F. Leaf and
family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Smith and J. A.
Folkins autoed to Pepperton Sunday.
Mrs. Smith called on her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hoyer.
J. E. Peterson transacted business in
Morris Saturday.
| Miss Jennie Gregerson who has been
staying at the c. G. Erstad home the
past three weeks, returned to her home
Saturday.
L. J. Schlattman and son Fred of
Pepperton, transacted business in Don.
nelly Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Erickson are
confined to their home with influenza
Miss Rose Hack of Morris, taught
| in her sister, Bertha's place last week
as Miss Bertha was on the sick list.
Frank Zahl and VIM Schroeder of
Morris, were Donnelly callers Monday
The section boss, Mr.. Badly and his
crew were called to Morris Wednesday
morning to help clear the track from
the ruins of the fire that burnt the
coal chute.
Mrs. Frank Zahl and Mrs. Amos
Mumbleau of Morris, spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. J. w. Smith.
Mildred Smith left for Willmar last
Saturday to resume her duties at Mr.
Buttons business college.
Miss Anna and Ida Olson were Nor
ris shoppers between trains Saturday
F. K. Deming of Morris, was calling
on his Donnelly friends Monday.
/ Miss Lucille Mclaughlin left Monday
| for Willmar to take up her duties al
Mr.. Buttons college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Perkins transacted
business in Norris Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Peck and daugh
ter Loretta and Mrs. Geo. Perkins went
to Morris on business Friday by auto
| J. P. Steinfort transacted business ir
Morris Friday.
! M. Keough from Minneapolis came uI
to hunt for a few days. He is the guest
of Geo. Perkins.
J. E. Peterson autoed to Morris or
business Saturday.
John and Ervie Loher of Chokio
were Donnelly business callers.
MIS-. HOWARD lOWuSoIO Is elJOylHS
visit with her sister, Mrs. Larson ant
children of DeGraff.
Ivan McCollar has moved his family
into the Emil King house which wa:
vacated by Editor F. A. Shipman.
Mrs. J. E. Peterson enjoyed a visi
with her father, C. J. Schundle o.
Campbell. He came Friday and re
turned Saturday.
Herman Dornquast loaded his car O.
hn1 4
goods. He is moving to Owatonna
Mimi, where he will farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wartman ar
the proud parents of baby boyswh'
arrived at their home Saturday, Nov
:: 2. Frank wears a smile that won
come off.
Miss Olive Mackey and Miss Marie
Jergerson left for Minneapolis Satur
day. Both of the girls went with thu
intentions of getting work.
Miss Hazel Berg of Chokio, left 70
Minneapolis Saturday to attend thu
Minneapolis business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thompson ant
mother and son Cal were entertained
at the Carl Schwartz home Sunday.
The Donnelly Branch, D. r. c., helt
their annual meeting, Oct. 80 for thu
election of officers. DR.. J. G. White
more was elected chairman. Mis-!
Frances Tosney vice chairman. Mrs
Mac Davis secretary. c. G. Erstet
treasurer. Mr.. Ersted submitted thu
financial report which was very salts
factory, the treasury having $274.8'
on hand. They have taken over
thousand dollars since Feb. 1, 1918 ant
spent $727.31 for material, ETC., ant
having sent in the following finished
garments: 46 hand towels, 60 operat
ing leggins, 5 operating masks, so han(
towels Contributed to linen showers)
80 hospital bed shirts, So bed jackets
40 property bags, II outing flannel pa
jamas, 40 12-year old boys suits, II
girls petticoats, 366 socks 80 sweaters
School Dist. 50, Junior Red Cross: 2 in
FAINT dresses, 2 children's petticoats,
knitted wash cloths, bed side bags,
sings. Dist. 33, D. r. G. Auxiliary con
tributed since July 9th II pair socks
Miss Mildred Smith, Eva Pushor anG
Howard Wartman were very pleasant!
entertained at a six o'clock three course
dinner Thursday, Oct. 81 by Rev. ant
Mrs Eli Slifer. A very pleasant time
was spentd by the guests. The Hal
low'een spirit prevailed during the eve
ming and they pronounce Mr.. and Mrs
Slifer royal entertainers.