Morris tribune., 1918-04-19
Jill .Hround the Counfy


julius Retzlaff was calling on his
many Donnelly friends Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The Whist Club were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wollenberg last
Thursday Misses Frances McLau ghlin
and Frances Wroot and Miss Atkins
were the invited guests. They all re-
ported a good time.
Miss Anna Kline of~Morirs, is spend
ing a few days visiting her friend, Mrs
Mac Davis this week.
Miss Maggie Hendrich is our new
telephone operator now She started
to work Tuesday. Miss Nina resigned
her position as operator
Miss Sophia Duker is staying at the
J. J. HilIa home during Mrs Hilla's alb
sence.
Nels Olson and John Siverts of Nor
ris, were Donnelly callers last week
Miss Mildred Smith spent a few days
the latter part of the week with her
friend, Miss Olinda Schwartz.
Mrs Carl Dornquast had the misfor-
tune of running a needle in her hand
It broke off in her hand and it was
necessary to call DR.. Whittemore.
NJ Johnson and a friend of Morris,
autoed up from Morris the first part of
the week. From here they autoed to
Herman.
Kew. InOmaS OCOIIen dTTlVGQ mere
Friday from Willmar to spend a few
days to work up the Sunday school. He
also held services in the evening and
returned to his home Monday.
Joe Ernst and J. w. Wartman shipped
stock to South ST. Paul last week.
Prof. Schwartz and Thorval Olson
autoed to Morris on business Saturday
Minnie Zeimers who has been visiting
at the J. c. Phifer home, returned to
her home in the country last week. =
Mrs. A. f. Leaf and family autoed to
Alberta Sunday to visit the l.. p. Norby
family.
Clarence Schwartz, Art Brown, Miss
Mildred Smith and Miss Olinda Schwartz
autoed to Herman and took in the dance
Friday evening.
Manley Lord came up from Morris
Saturday. He bought carload of hay
and shipped it from here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Wartman and son
Frank and wife autoed to Chokio last
Sunday.
Supt. Ray S. Roberts was Donnelly
business caller Monday.
Mac Davis and J. E. Peterson left for
GLASGOW, Montana, Monday night on
business.
DR.. Whittemore received the sad news
stating the death of his neice, Miss Ruth
Holmes of Glenwood. She underwent
an operation at Minneapolis a short
time ago. DR.. and Mrs. Whittemore left
for Glenwood Thursday.
J. M. Whalen of Sioux City, Iowa, was
Donnelly business caller the first part
Of last week.
F. e. Eddy of Morris, was Donnelly
business caller last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Davis attended the
Eastern Star meeting last Tuesday eve
ming
Mrs Andrew Hellbust entertained the
Kongsvinger Aid and Mrs. Johnson the
Lutheran Aid last Thursday.
There was a gentleman here from
Fergus Falls last Friday evening to see
the chairman of the knitting committee
about buying yarn of the Mills at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rinilzer called on
relatives in Donnelly Sunday.
Agnes Keeshan was a Morris shopper
Saturday between trains.
Mrs. J. w. Schmidt and son Clinton
returned home from the twin cities last
Saturday morning where Clinton under
went an operation on his nose and
throat.
Mrs. u. w. Brown entertained the J.
B. Club Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Folkins autoed to
Morris Thursday evening.
VIM. Pye, assistant cashier of the
Donnelly State Bank left for North
field to visit his parents few days last
week.
Mr.and Mrs. Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Griffith autoed up from Morris last
Tuesday.
Word was received here that Mrs. B.
c. Richardson was married to Mr.. A G.
Campbell of Millett, S. D. Her many
friends extend congratulations.
Lee Kloos and Thorval Olson were
re-examined by the local board for serv-
ice of our country. They both passed
the examination for special service and
expect to be called sometime soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Henrichs of
Duluth, arrived here last week for visit
with Mr.. Hendricks parents and other
relatives.
Mrs. F. J. Mclaughlin and daughter
Frances and son Tom also Miss Della
Atkins autoed to Morris on business
Thursday.
Mac Davis and Emil Wollenberg
autoed to Morris. last Saturday.
Frank Hancock and wife were Don
nelly callers from Morris Sunday after
noon
VIM. Schroeder, candidate for sheriff,
called on his Donnel1y friends last
Thursday.
F. r. Putnam came up from Morris to
give a talk on the Third Liberty Loan
Saturday evening.
Dr. Hodgson of Breckenridge, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. F. Hodgson.
Miss Mabel Peterson is assisting Mrs.
J. G.. Whittemore with her house work.
Frank Ernst is driving 5-passenger
Hupmobi1e.
Prof. Fred Grafelman, principal of the
Alberta School, and Mr. Nash, the coun-
ty agent for Stevens county, called at
the school house in the interest of boys
and girls club work. Prof. Grafe1man
spoke to the children of the five upper
grades about garden clubs, and Mr..
Nash said few words of introduction to
I,a Az of he 4o1I