Morris tribune., 1918-03-01
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to Terry, Mont where he has bought
some land and will go to farming there.
G. C. Erstad left for Wingsted, Iowa,
for a short visit with old friends.
J. Diehl is enjoying a visit with his
mother who arrived here from Mont
Morris, Ill, Friday.
Albert Erickson attended the funeral
of Albert Brandt of ST. Paul. He re-
turned Friday.
Thorval Olson and Prof. Schwartz
autoed to Herman Sunday.
Miss Majorie Garrigan of Brecken-
ridge, came Friday morning to spend
Sunday at home.
0. Nelgross, of Willmar, came UP
Thursday to attend the session at the
Kongsvinger church that was held Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday.
F. J. Mclaughlin and Mac Davis
autoed to Morris to look after business
pertaining to Red Cross work.
Myrtle Leir was sick last week with
an attack of tonsilitis.
Mac Davis transacted business in
Morris Wednesday.
Mrs. Leon Bloom and son Alvin spent
| Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Nelson of Morris.
Joe Ernst shipped a car load of stock
| to South st. Paul last week.
| Mrs. Otto Jungclaus, sister of J. C.
Pnlfef ATTENDED lle IuHele'l VI iiol h0iN|'
| Helen Phifer.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Schroeder and
| family were up from Norris Saturday
| to attend the Red Cross sale
| Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brown spent Sat
urdav with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Folkins.
| Trcne Pushor was on the sick list last
week
! Emil Wollenberg received word OF the
death of Edward Coler, who was at
| al cd
Wollenberg last summer. 1t was quite
a shock to the community to hear of his
death
Rev. Olson of Norris, was Don
nelly caller Saturday afternoon and
took in the sale.
Leroise Erstad was confined to her
home Saturday with a bad cold
| Mr. and Mrs Ole Aanerud spent Sun
| day in the country.
| J. w. Gutter of Morris was Donnelly
! caller Sunday.
| Mrs Julius Christofferson and son
! Robert spent Monday with Mrs. Ander-
son the formers sister.
Miss Olga Erickson is the new lady
clerk at the J. W. Brown store.
| Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Baldry are the
proud parents of a baby boy born Feb.
| 25th.
| Tom Mclaughlin transacted business
| in Morris Monday.
| Mrs Aldrich aof Wisconsin, arrived
here Monday to visit with her neice and
nephew Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich.
| L. J. Hodgson was Morris business
caller Monday.
Ladies of the Presbyterian Aid will
give a public aid in the J. E. Peterson
store building Tuesday, March 5th and
everybody is welcome. Lunch 15c ana
jsupper 35c.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Seamans and son
Earl are spending a few days in the
| country with the formers parents.
| Lewis McRoberts of Morris spent
Saturday with his mother.
| F.. J. Mclaughlin, C. c. Erstad, John
Peterson. Gunder Peterson, George and
Matt Jergerson went to Morris Monday
evening to take in the reception given
in honor of the boys that left Tuesday.
Eleanor Anger left school last We'd
lnesday She will attend school in FL
dorado township.
| The thrift campaign has been rather
Successful The total amount in saw
ing for the war is at present $136.57.
| The Junior Red Cross pupils are busy
knitting blocks for an afghan for SOL
diers. They have canvassed the town
for yarn and have received fair sup
ply but not near enough to complete
one afghan. Some of the parents have
purchased skein of yarn for their
| children and Ole Aasumb gave sum
of money for the purchase of yarn for
this purpose. The children are very
much interested in this work and should
| be encouraged rather than discouraged
| A number of the boys worked Satur-
day forenoon collecting and baling pap
| ers for the Red Cross. They are max
| ing a collection of papers and maya
zines.
| The teachers and pupils, enjoyed a
| holiday on Washington's birthday.
| The pin medals and certificates ar
rived Monday for the third and fourth
grade pupils who sold Red Cross Christ
mas seals.
Mrs. L. F. Hodgson entertained the
| J. B. Club Tuesday and the invited
guests were Mrs. J. c.. Phifer and Mrs.
Phifer, Sr., Mrs. J. G. Whittemore, Mrs.
J. E. Peterson, Mrs. A. F. Leaf, Mrs.
Garrigan, Mrs. J. w. Smith, Miss Fran
ces Tosney. The guests all had very
enjoyable time and a delicious two
course luncheon was served by the
hostess. The house was decorated with
tulips and hyacinths.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are giving a public aid in the J. E.
Peterson store building. Everybody
come. Lunch 15c and supper 35c.
The social and finance committees of
the DOnnelly Red Cross wish to thank
all the members of the Red Cross as
we'll as those who were not members for
the hearty cooperation and support Civ
en- them at the auction sale Saturday.
Were it not for the said support they
could not possibly have made the sale
the success it was. The proceeds were
| about 1925. Complete report will be
given next week. There was tie be-
tween A. Peterson and Frank Wartman
on the bean contest. It will be decided
| by drawing.