Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-11-22
DONNELLY
Arthur Brown is on the sick list this

Mr.. and Mrs Mac Davis and mother,
Mrs Glotfedty were entertained at Geo.
Pushor's Sunday.
Mrs Ole Asumb returned to her home
at Herman last Wednesday after spend
ing a few DAYS at her parental home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christofferson. Her broth
err Oscar returned with her for a few
days visit.
Tim Corcoran transacted business in
Morris Monday.
George Jergerson is building a new
barn on his farm 2Sx4O. George be-
lieves in having complete place for his
stock this winter.
Tony Lies is entertaining a cold this
week.
Mac Davis is building an addition to
his barn.
Chas Perkins looked after duties in
the postofIice Thursday.
Jimmie McRobertS spent Sunday Wis
iting his brother Lewis McRobertS and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hendricks and daugh
ter Maggie autoed to Morris last Wed
nesday to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. David King are enjoy
ing a visit with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Larson, who arrived here Friday
night from North Dakota.
Joe Hilla and Howard Townsend
went out hunting Sunday but had no
success in getting the game.
Alfred Christofferson took the rest of
Ole Aasumb's household goods to Her
man Thursday
Mrs. Albert Hergerson of Morris, Wis
tied few days with Mr.. and Mrs Eric
Bergerson. Her husband, Albert Berg
erson is serving his country in France.
Frank Kolodzy transacted business in
Morris Saturday.
j. C. Phifer and c. B. Kloos autoed to
Evansville last Thursday to look after
business.
H. F. Caron was a Donnelly business
4, caller Friday
Miss Florence Perkins and Miss
Matilda Odson spent last Friday in the
country.
Mrs McRoberts returned home after
spending a week in the country.
Mrs. Fred SeamanS returned to Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, the first part of last week.
She came from Cedar Rapids a short
time ago but it seems this climate does
not agree with her and she returned
hoping she would regain her health.
Edwin Bredson and wife from Colgan,
N. D., visited a few days of last week
with the formers aunt, Mrs. Christoff-
erson and Mrs. Gullickson.
Miss Elizabeth Dul1er and Miss Mary
Wessling autoed to Morris and had
some dental work done.
Mrs. Peter Schauls spent Tuesday af-
ternoon at her parental home, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick LongueV1lle
l.. D. Trip of Norris was a Donnelly
business caller Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Zemer is staying at the
J. c. Phifer home for a few weeks.
Rev. Slifer was confined to his bed
last week with an attack of rheumatism
but is able to be up and around the
house again.
L. D. Perkins and son George autoed
to Morris to look after business
n hi i
ness Friday
Rose Keeshan came up from Morris
Tuesday for few days visit with the
Geo. Perkins family.
Mrs. Selma Anderson received word
from Faribau1t that her son Albert had
died from influenza. He was % years
old. The body was brought to Don
nelly for burial Friday and laid to rest
in the cemetery east of town. The
many friends of Mrs. Anderson extend
their heartfelt sympathy in her bereave
ment
The school was to open this week
but few new cases of the influenza
prevented We are in hopes there will
be school next week.
L. D. Perkins left for the Twin Cities
Monday evening on business.
Miss Bertha Hack came up the first
of last week to organize a committee
of school children in the United War
went over the top with the amount
subscribed. Much credit is due to Miss
Hack for the work
J. w. Wartman and Cal Thompson
went to Morris Tuesday to get the
formers car that has been in the hosp
ita1.
Geo. Perkins autoed to Morris on
business Tuesday.
Leonard Smith came home Tuesday
from Morris. He is on the sick list this
week.
The Fred Gerber family and the c..
D. Eddy family are all sick with in
fluenza.
Mrs. Anna Uphoff left for Casselton,
N. D., Tuesday night, being called there
by illness of relatives.
Carl Schwartz transacted business in
Morris Tuesday.
Mrs. Welch was a passenger to Nor
ris Wednesday.
Miss Della Atkins and Miss Myrtle
Gulbranson were Norris callers Tues
day evening.
c. c. Erstad and C. B. Kloos trans
acted business in Morris Friday NOR
ming.
Mrs. Ben Smith is enjoying a visit
from her neice from Morris this week.
Jack Eddy Cal Thompson and Her.
man Neitzel autoed to Morris Tuesday
evening.
J. E. Peterson came home Friday
from Fergus Falls where he has been
acting as juryman on the fall term of
court. He had to be dismissed before
court over as he took sick and was
unable to serve.
F. A. Shipman of Morris, came up
Thursday evening on business.
VIM. Schroeder, the Watkins man,
called on the Ben Smith family last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. J. A Folkins and mother,
Mrs. Penn were entertained at six
o'clock three-course dinner at the Mac
Davis home. very enjoyable evening
was spent by the guests after which
they departed for their homes, bidding
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis royal entertainers.
Frank Roth left for Reynolds N. D.,
to spend Sunday with his wife and son
and also to celebrate family reunion
of Mrs. Roth's parents.
Miss Carolyn Hodgson left for Nit