Morris tribune., 1918-12-06
DONNELLY

giving with her parents. She will re-
main there until school reopens.
Mac Davis was transacting business
in Morris the first of last week.
Lewis Schauls came up from Wlllmar
to spend Thanksgiving at his parental
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman were Norris
shoppers the first of last week
Mrs J. A. Folkins and Mrs. S. J.
Penn visited Mrs. Howard Clark of Nor
ris one day the first of last week.
Arthur Brown is able to be out again
after being confined to his home a week.
Mrs. l.. D. Perkins and daughter, Miss
Florence left Wednesday for Hopkins,
Mimi, to spend a week or more with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Albert
Shauer.
J. A. Folkins autoed to Morris one
evening last week.
Cal Thompson had to have his car
hauled into town Friday. 1t seemed to
get tired and refused to go.
Charley and George Perkins were
busy Monday Shredding corn for Char
ley.
Charley Morrow was baling hay last
Monday.
Leonard Schmidt returned to Morris
Monday morning after spending cou-
pie of weeks at home.
Ira Wartman arrived here Wednes-
day evening from Camp Wadsworth for
a furlough. His many Donnelly friends
were clad to welcome him home if on
ly for furlough.
A. Munson was called to Minneapolis
by telegram stating his son Alvin was
very sick. Mr.. MunSon left on the IL
o'clock train Thanks giving morning.
Later a telegram was received stating
Alvin died Thanksgiving morning. Mrs.
Munson and son Martin and Mrs. Roy
Munson left Friday morning for Min
funeral Satur-
day morning. The family have the
sympathy of the community.
Mrs McRoberts and children spent
Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mrs.
Chris Kline.
Mrs. J. w. Hines left Friday morning
for Minneapolis where she will spend
the winter with her daughters, Mrs.
Cornstad and Mrs. Marshal.
Mr. and Mrs. OrVi1 Perkins are the
proud parents of a baby girl that came
to brighten their home Nov. 81 Orvil
is a son of Postmaster and Mrs. L. d.
Perkins.
George Ernst spent Thanksgiving in
bed entertaining the influenza. He
seems to be getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boettner enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Folkins and
the latters mother, Mrs. S. J. Penn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks and the latters
sister, Miss McQuacken Thanksgiving.
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hostess and a very pleasant day was
spent by all.
Miss Loretta Morrow returned nome
Sunday. Sne has been stay1ne with
Mrs. LaudensIager.
Henry Norman was a county seat
caller last Friday.
Jim Griffith was up from Morris Mon
day afternoon on business.
The neighbors of Frank Paul dubbed
together last Saturday and hauled his
grain to town for him.
Mrs. Chas. Morrow and children spent
Thanksgiving at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bahr of Morris.
Leonard Viturek loaded car with
immigrant goods Tuesday and will
Immigrant goods Tuesday and will
move to Iowa.
Mrs. VIM. Norman left Monday night
for Single, Wyo., to visit a few weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Chris Frevest
Ed. White who has been working all
summer in the country, came to town
this week and will make his home at
the hotel for the winter
Pat Brown of Hoffman, was a Don
nelly business caller this week
Geo. Erickson transacted business in
Herman last week.
Miss Hanna King who has been at
Hoffman taking care of a patient, called
on her many friends at Donnelly one
day last week. Her many friends were
glad to see her as she was an old resid-
ent here She left for Minneapolis Mon
day as she located there.
r. M Adams of Morris, was transact
ing business in Donnelly Friday.
J. w. Schmidt called on VIM. Lewis
family Sunday as they are all confined
to their home with influenza.
Olinda Schwartz spent Thanksgiving
her parental home.
Mrs. ]. w. Schmidt is able to be up
s~,a,1
Geo. Perkins and Miss Agnes Keeshan
autoed to Morris Saturday. Miss Agnes
stayed down there to help care for the
Henry Gaffney family who are all sick
with influenza.
Miss Olinda Schwartz returned to the
2, J. w Smith home. She stayed with the
Geo. Perkins family during Mrs. Smiths
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Perkins and family
spent Thanksgiving at the 1atter's par
entail home, Mr.. and Mrs. Rhody Kee-
shan and family.
H. P. Hanson and Pat Daily autoed
to Morris business.
Miss Francis Tosney was called to
Morris to care for Mrs. Theo. Mann
who is sick with influenza Saturday.
The many friends of George Swanson
were grieved to learn Of his death
which occurred on Tuesday morning. He
has a large host of friends who extend
Lne1r nearIIelI sympathy 10 Tic UeTedVSo
family. The remains were taken to
Morris for burial. Rev. Levi Slifer con-
Quoted services.
Miss Myrtle Gulbranson spent Thanks
giving at home in Alberta. She re-
turned Friday night.
Una Schauls returned from Browns
alley Tuesday evening on account Of
the school closing up again as the in
fuenza started up again.
Geo. Pushor received word that his
son Kyle was sick at the A. c. School
with influenza but is doing nicely.
Burt Beissel called on the VIM. Lewis
family Sunday.
Rev. Slifer was called out to Long
fellow to the Swanson home Monday
afternoon.
J. w. Ernst received word Saturday
that his brother at Long Lake died
Mr.. Jordahl is here from the Great
Lakes on a five day furlough His
many friends are glad to see him.
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