Morris tribune., 1918-12-20
DONNELLY

ter a short illness.
Tommy Morrow had the misfortune
to cut his hand quite badly last We'd
nesday 1t was necessary to take seven
stitches.
BY permission of the Board of Health
all churches in Donnelly will open on
Sunday, Dec. 22nd for regular service
which will continue thereafter as usual.
Subject, 1.-THE Notification From the
Board as to Health Conditions"
Carl Dornquast was a county seat
caller the first of the week.
S. S. Mccormick, the popular auction
eer was Donnelly caller Thursday af-
'Sternoon.
N Services for children next Sunday
night in Presbyterian church. There
will be Christmas observance, recita-
lions and music by the children and
Christmas talk by Mr.. Slifer. You are
invited.
The Jake Hendricks family have
moved into the Leon Bloom house in
the northern part of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrow and family
spent Tuesday with Henry Bahr and
family.
Geo. Pushor was in Morris Wednesday
to visit his son Kyle who is sick at the
IA. G. School. He also attended the
funeral of the late Sergeant Earl Judd
whose remains were brought there from
California for burial. Mr.. Judd was a
distant relative of Mr.. Pushor.
R. M. Adams was Donnelly business
caller Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gerber of AL
berta were up to attend the funeral of
Arthur Gerber.
Mrs Ole Gulbranson returned Friday
morning from Middle River, Mimi, be-
ing called there by the serious illness
and death of her daughter. She brought
four grand children home with her to
raise and care for.
Rev. slifer left Monday morning for
Minneapolis to attend the Minnesota
Synod of home mission that is being
held there this week.
Miss Clara Hendrickson of Campbell
came Friday to attend the funeral Of
= Arthur Gerber.
The remains of Arthur Gerber ar
rived here Thursday night from Duluth.
Arthur had been working there when
he took sick with influenza and pleur1sy-
pneumonia followed which caused his
death. He made hard fight for life
but was too weak to throw off the dread
ed disease He grew to manhood here
and leaves a host of friends to mourn
his loss He was buried Friday morn
ing in the cemetery east of town He
leaves to mourn, his wife and child,
mother and father, sister, Lillian and
three brothers, August, Fred and Max.
The FAMILY nave the sympathy VI Iuo
whole community.
Mrs. Riddle of Morris, is keeping
house for Mr.. Everett Adams while he
is away in Nebraska to bury his wife
who died last Wednesday of influenza.
Mrs. Riddle took care of Mrs. Adams
during her illness. Robert Adams and
wife of Morris, took the little boy dur
ing the fathers absence.
Charley Odenius, father of Mrs.
Arthur Gerber of Campbell, came Fri
day to attend the funeral of Arthur
Gerber.
Word was received here from Carl
Neitzel that he is we'll and expects to
be home soon. He says the influenza
is breaking out in Camp Grant again
where he is located
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson autoed
to Morris Friday afternoon on business.
A large crowd attended the sale of
Frank Paul, Dec II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wollenburg and
90 son Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith
and daughter Helen autoed to Morris
Friday afternoon to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lundquist and son
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith spent Sun
day at v. E. Engquist's.
Miss Kate Keeshan came home last
Thursday from Warroad. Her school
was closed up again on account of the
epidemic breaking out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Perkins spent Sun
day with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Keeshan and family. Mrs. Per-
kins remained for few days visit.
Mrs. L. D. Perkins went out to visit
her son Orvil Tuesday to see their new
baby girl. ..5
J. Ernst shipped three car loads of
stock to the cities Tuesday.
G. B. Kloos was passenger to Morris
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Koepke and
daughter autoed to Morris on business
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Anderson were
Morris business callers Wednesday.
=. p. Steinfort transacted business In
Norris Wednesday, Hft eye
Olaf Holt was Morris business call.
er Wednesday.
Mrs. +. E. Peterson and son Kyle and
daughter Dorothy autoed to Morris last
Tuesday on business.
Ashbury Quigley Of Morris, was 9
Donnelly caller Wednesday.
Mrs Andrew He1ehust and dAu gl1te1