Morris tribune., 1918-11-29
DONNELLY

Mrs. Clara Debell, who has been in
the Twin Cities the past week, returned
to her home Tuesday evening.
4 Mrs. McRoberts and daughter lone
We're Morris shoppers Tuesday of last
week.
Frank Zahl of Morris, transacted
business in Donnelly Wednesday.
Mrs. Taisey Hills took suddenly i'll
Wednesday evening of last week but is
getting better at this writing.
Mrs. Harcourt was a Morris visitor
between trains Thursday.
Leo Hilla arrived here Thursday from
Montana.
Mr.. Brown, who has been at Camp
bell the past two weeks, returned last
Saturday.
Sadie Harcourt left for Minneapolis
Saturday night to visit her sister who
is sick with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lier are both very sick
with Influenza
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Schauls received
a telegram Wednesday morning that the
formers brother-in-law of Caledonia
had died of influenza.
Jim Griffith was a Donnelly caller
Wednesday.
Let Lee & Ware do your tire re-
pairing. They will do it right. 4S-49
Mrs. Julia Zeimer called on Mrs.
Whittemore Thursday.
Mrs. J. A. Folkins entertained Mrs.
L. D. Perkins and daughter Miss Flor
ence and Miss Odson at a six o'clock
dinner Wednesday evening.
New cases of influenza are being re-
ported almost every day.
Miss Mae Morrow returned to Morris
after spending a couple of weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Morrow. Miss Mae is staying at the
Henry Barr home.
Mrs. Rob Bell called on Mrs. A. C.
Olson Tuesday.
Mrs. Chris Brandt received word last
Thursday from Fergus Falls of the
death of her sister, Miss Wilson.
Rev. Olson of Morris, was a Donnelly
caller Friday
l.. D. Perkins returned from st. Paul
Thursday night where he had been with
a carload of stock.
Nels Erdahl who has been here the
past few weeks fixing the buildings on
his farm returned to his home in south
ern Minnesota Friday night.
Loretta Morrow is staying for few
days with Mrs. Laudenslager.
George Ernst returned Friday night
from the Twin Cities where he had
been with stock for his father.
Max Dornquast is confined to his bed
with the influenza In1S week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mann autoed up from
Morris Sunday and spent the day with
the latter's brother and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Wroot
Vincent Tosney is able to return to
his work again in the J. w. Brown
store.
Bert Beissel did some carpenter work
for Tim Corcoran Saturday.
Kyle Pushor left for Morris where ne
xx,;I1 ottap6 tho A q school which OPEN
ed again Tuesday.
Mr.. Morrow and Mr.. Laudenslager
are doing some carpenter work near
Morris.
Jimmy McRoberts returned from Nor
ris Saturday afternoon after spending
a week with his brother Lewis and fam
lily.
Some men arrived here Monday and
are fixing the signals at the depot.
Mrs A F. Leaf and Mrs. Ed. Lund-
uuist called on Mrs. Andrew Kolodzy
Monday afternoon.
Tony Lies is able to attend to bust
ness again after laying off about a week
on account of having bad cold.
Carl and John Dornquast autoed over
Monday afternoon to see their brother
Will who is sick with the influenza and
to take him some medicine
Mrs S. J. Penn and Mrs. J. A. Fol-
kins spent Tuesday in Morris looking
a1Ior business anu HdVluS uChIoh WIN
done.
Those in Donnelly who were taken
sick the past week with influenza are,
Mr. and Mrs. Roam and son Audrey,
Mrs j. w. Schmidt and son Leonard,
Miss frankie Wroot, Max Dornquast,
Taisey Hills, G. c.. Erstad, Reuben and
Florence diversion, A. F. Leaf and DR..
Whittemore.
Quite a crowd attended the Len
Viturek sale Monday. Everything brot
a good price. Mr.. Viturek is going to
move to Iowa.
Cars at cost. We need the floor
space and offer two new Maxwells
and one new Chalmers at cost il
taken before Dec. Is. Also num-
Der of used cars at bargain prices.
Come in and see them. Lee & Ware.
Morris, MINI. 4S-49.