Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-11-01
Jill Hround the County

Saturday for few days hunt.
Mrs. Ole Aasumb and son of Herman
came Saturday to spend Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. Gullickson.
Go to church Sunday.
1. Townsend of Herman was a Dom
nelly business caller Monday.
Presbyterian church services next
Sunday, Nov. 8. Sunday school at 1890
a. m. and preaching services at 1880
p. m.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Koepke were
pleasant callers at the Ben Smith home
Saturday.
Sunday, Nov 3rd is Worlds Temper
ance Sunday and it will be celebrated
in the Sunday school at Longfellow and
Donnelly Presbyterian church. Subject
Appetite and Greed"
Word was received here that Mr. and
Mrs, Geo. Erickson are both in a hospital
in Minneapolis sick with Influenza. Mr..
Erickson is very sick.
Loretta Peck of Graceville, came home
last week as the schools are closed up at
that place on account of the epidemic
of Influenza.
Frank Roth left for Reynolds, N. D.,
to visit his wife and other relatives for
few days.
Henry Will of Minneapolis, came up
for few days hunt with his friend,
Geo. Perkins.
when our voters will be called upon to
decide by their suffrage on the dry
amendment. In view of this Rev. SIifer
will preach temperance sermons at
Donnelly and Longfellow on Sunday,
Nov. 3rd. Subject taken from the Sun
day school lesson, Appetite and Greed -
Everybody come out to these sermons.
Mrs. c. p. Swedburg of Kerkhoven,
spent a few days last week with her
f,.i0 NO. inn Ha1n
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wartman and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bell.
Burt Beisse1 autoed over to Glenwood
Saturday on business.
J. W. Anderson got word from Fer
gus Falls sanitarium that his wife had
died. She has been in ill health for
many years
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Folkins and moth
er, Mrs. Penn, were entertained at the
J. w. Smith home Sunday.
G. G. Ersted spent Sunday, with his
friend, G. B. Kloos. He returned home
Monday with a nice bunch of ducks.
Taisey Hills, Howard Wartman, Leo
Larson and Kyle Pushor autoed to Nor
ris Sunday. They are members of the
National Guards and they were called
to drill.
Miss Olinda Schwartz spent Sunday
at her parental home.
Miss Bertha Hack, the Donnelly
principal for the schools, was taken
sick. She couldn't resume her duties at
the school. Miss Myrtle Lier taught
the seventh and eighth grades for Mon
day.
Mrs. Sam Hoffman returned from the
Twin Cities Monday.
A. c. Williams transacted business in
Morris Thursday.
John CHM shipped a carload of stock
to the Twin Cities Thursday. It was
all of his own that he raised on his
farm
L. J. Schlattman was a Donnelly call
er Thursday. He is running for repre-
sentative of Stevens county in the 48th
legislative district.
Mrs. J. w. Wartman entertained the
Ladies' Aid Wednesday. Quite a num-
Der were present although the weather
was bad.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman left for the Twin
Cities Thursday night to look after some
business for her father, John CHM.
Mrs. J. w. Brown entertained the J..
B. Club Thursday. The invited guests
were Mrs. J. w. Smith, Mrs. J. e. Peter
son. A very delicious two course lunch
con was served by the hostess. All re-
ported a very pleasant time.
J. E. Peterson and son Dale and D.
G. Poor of st. Paul went to Wheaton
and to Lake Traverse for a few days
hunting.
Rev. Slifer will preach an especially
prepared Thanksgiving sermon on the
morning of that day in the Donnelly
Presbyterian church. Pray thankfully
before festive.
D. G. Poor of st. Paul came Friday
to have few days hunting with his
old Donnelly friends.
E. w. Peck got word that his daugh-
ter Matilda who is attending business
college at st. Cloud is very sick with
Influenza.