Morris tribune., 1918-05-10
DONNELLY

Friday evening at the Mercantile Hal
at Donnelly, Mrs Thorpe OF Morris gave
a very interesting and instructive talh
to a highly appreciative audience. Hel
subject was the Relation OF the Reo
cross to the Battlefelds of Europe.
She briefly told of the early organization
of the society and outlined clearly the
course of a wounded soldier until he
reached the base hospital in Paris, Lon
don or New York. Later she explained
the system of canteen work carried on
by the Red Cross at the front and also
the care which the Red Cross is giving
to the refugee women and children OF
France. Mr.. Mac Davis sang two
beautiful solos.
Mrand Mrs. Mac Davis autoed TIC
Morris on business Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Eddy arrived Thursday to
visit her parents and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Suckstorff of Morris
called in Donnelly Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. e. Peterson, daughter
Dorothy and j. w. Wartman autoed to
Norris Saturday. Mr. Peterson and Mr.
Wartman attended the meeting OF the
farm bureau that was held at that place
Mrs. James McRoberts was a Morris
caller Thursday between trains.
The Donnelly township farm CLUB met
with J. w. Wartman Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Nash were present ana
Mr.. Nash give general talk to the clup.
Prof Schwartz Lee Kloos and Art
Brown accompanied by Thorval Olson
went TO Morris Thursday evening. A
little private dancing party was given
in honor of Thorval Olson who left FIJI
dav morning for Columbus barracks,
Ohio, where he will be in training.
Eleanor Dushek, Mrs. Anna Fritz and
daughter took in the farewell party CIV
Joe Ernst shipped a car load OF STOCK
to South St. Paul Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. Wollenberg
autoed to Morris Saturday evening
Rev. Scotch of Willmar, was Don
nelly caller Sunday.
Mr.. Pushor and family and Miss Ray
mers and son Earl autoed to MOTHS FIJI
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jacobson are the
nroud parents of a baby boy who ar
rived at their home Sunday morning
Chris Aanerud returned Wednesday
from the twin cities where he has been
visiting friends few days the past
week.
Mrs. III. Olson returned to her home
in Barrett Monday after spending Two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs liver
Roam.
Geo. Pushor left for the twin cities
Sunday night for short business trip
Frank Bach of st. Paul and Edward
Gausman of Pepperton spent SUNDAY
with the j. w. Smith family.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Follzins and Mrs
T. w. Smith autoed to Morris Saturday
eevning.
Miss Matilda Odson was a Morris
shopper between trains Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs J. w. Smith spent Sun
day afternoon with Frank Wartman and
family.
F. J. McLau ghlin, John Johnson and
son c. c. Erstad went to Red Rock last
Saturday and returned Sunday. I guess
fishing is pretty good.
Mrs. r. G. Phifer, Frances Wroot, Mrs.
A. F. Leaf, Mary Rohrenbach autoed
to Morris Saturday. They took in the
musical comedy.
Quite a large crowd enjoyed the talk
given by Mrs. Thorpe. Mr. Mac Davis
rendered a very enjoyable selection.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts of Morris
were calling on J. A. Folkins and j. W.
Smiths Monday afternoon.
Quite number of neighbors and
friends of Mrs. wv. Bell gave her a
surprise on her birthday last, Friday eve
ming A very enjoyable eevning was
spent and a delicious luncheon was
served after which the guests departed
for their home wishing her many more
happy birthdays
Miss Mabel Zimmers returned to her
home the first part of last week.
Manly Lord and son Donald of Nor
ris were Donnelly business callers last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. w. Wartman spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs J. w. Smith.
Miss Anna Olson assisted in the hotel
last week during Mrs. Schau1s' absence.
Mr.. Hanson has moved his shoe shop
from main street to the building form
erly occupied by the Donnelly Star the
building next to the fire hall.
Bert Beissel is building barn on
his lots southeast of town. When COM
pleted the family will move into it for
the summer He plans on building a
house this fall so they can move into
1t before winter.
Father Wessling made trip to Alex
andria last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kill and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kill and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Blees and family.
Miss Mildred Smith called at the Ben
Thompson home Saturday evening
Mrs. Peter Schau1s returned home,
from Browns Valley Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bloom and son
Alvin spent Saturday evening with MI
and Mrs Lester Getche1l and family.
Miss Della Atkins spent Saturday and
Sunday with her friends, Rev. and Mrs.
Stever Of Morris.
Mr. and Mrs Fred johnson left Mon
day morning for their home at RingStad,