Morris tribune., 1919-02-07
DONNELLY

Little Rudolph Ernst entertained on
his birthday for the Misses Frances Nc
LaughIin Della Atkins and Amanda
Swartz. A six o'clock dinner was served
and the girls report a very good time.
Mrs. J. w. Schmidt entertained the
Art CircI on Thursday. The invited
guests were Mesdames George Pushor,
J. E. Peterson, Lewis HOdgsOn, J. A.
FOIkins and J. w. Brown. \ very pleas
ant afternoon was spent by all and the
hostess served a delicious tWO-course
luncheon.
Miss Olinda Schwartz spent Sunday
at her parental home
Dale Peterson, Edna Erickson, Daisy
Dornquist and Edna Larson came up
from Norris Friday to spend Sunday at
their parental home.
The Misses Bertha Hack, Matilda
OdsOn, Della Atkins and Frances Nc
Laughln were entertained at a six
o'clock dinner at the J. E. Peterson home
one day this week.
Little Irene DOrnquast spent Friday
and Saturday at her grandmOthers,
Mrs. Ed. Harstad.
On Wednesday Of last week the young
folks and some of the married people
gathered at the home of T. J. McLaugh-
lin and surprised Miss Frances, it being
her birthday. A very enjoyable evening
was spent by all.
Ben Schwartz came home Saturday
to spend Sunday at his parental homo
He is attending the A. c.. School.
Jennie GregersOn is helping Mrs. c.
C. Erstad with her household duties
this week.
Ernferd Lunquist went to Norris
Thursday night on business. He re
turned home Friday
Loretta Peck came home from Grace
vile Friday She will remain at home
while her mother is in St. Cloud taking
of Nat J1hn n
operation for appendicitis the first part
of the week She is getting along nicely
at this writing.
Highest market prices are paid for
your cream and eggs the day you bring
them in to the North American Cream
Company. George Erickson, buyer.
Mrs. E. w. Peck left for St. Cloud
Wednesday to see her dau ghter, Matilda,
who is very sick at that place.
Mrs. Meyers, who has been visiting
her dau ghter, Mrs. Roth and family, for
the past few weeks, left for her home in
Reynolds, N. D. Sunday night.
The Misses Ida and Alfredo Erickson
went to Morris Monday to have some
dental work done.
John Hilla was a passenger to Morris
on business Monday.
Ed. Block of Swan Lake visited with
his sister Mrs. Ben Smith and family
Friday.
Nl1SS L IdIlC6S 1OSIlGy CdIIlS NOME IIlC
first part of the week after spending
a week at Morris nursing at the VIM.
Schroeder home.
Tom Tosney is laid up this week with
a bad cold
Anyone wishing to get hot cup of
coffee and light lunch can call at Tony
Lies. Lunch served at all hours.
Mrs. Larson spent Wednesday with
Mrs. J. w. Schmidt.
Clara Aanerud left the first part of
the week to visit her sister, Mrs. Paul
Andert of Pepperton.
Mr.. Laudenslager and Frank Mayors
went to Morris Friday to take in the
tractor demonstration.
Mrs. Albert Erickson and Miss Ida
Erickson returned from Lowry Tuesday
night. where they have been visiting
the latters sister Mrs. Walter Edmunds
Mrs. Oliver GulIicksOn was a Morris
shopper Friday.
l.. G.. Hanson went to GIenWOOd Satur-
day on business.
Miss Mildred Smith left for Morris
Friday to stay with the VIM. Schroeder
family for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Aasumb and son of
Herman came Saturday to spend Sunday
at the lattcrs home, Mr.. and Mrs. Car!
ChriStOfferSOn and family.
Leonard Schmidt came home Frida :
and returned again Saturday.
L. G. Hanson was a Morris business
caller Friday
Frank Atwood left for Norris Friday
after spending a few days in DonnelIy
with friends.
Christ Larson was a Morris caller
Friday going down on business.
Word was received here that Erick
Olson, young man who worked for
Lawrence Brandt last summer, had died
as the result of an operation. His many
friends here will be grieved to learn of
this.
George and William Erickson went to
Morris on business Wednesday.
The dance given by the young folks
was we'll attended. Everyone seemed to
be enjoying themselves
Alphonso Mich went to Chol5io last
week to spend a few days with his Sis
ter, Mrs Leo Raymond and family.
Mr.. Schneider, an insurance man who
has been at the DOnnelly State Banl;
the past week. left for his home thc
first part Of the week.
The ice harvest has begun. Max
DOrnquast and Herman Hines com.
menced cutting ice Monday preparatory
to filling the ice house for Tony Lies
and j. w. Schmidt.
Word was received by Mrs. J. A
F'olkinS, chairman Of the knitting coin
mittee, to sell all skeins of yarn and turr
the money into the Red Cross treasury
the yarn to be sold for Just what the
Red Cross paid for it. The chairman OF
the Donnelly Branch thought commit
tee of two, the chairman of the knittine
committee, Mrs. J. A. FOlkinS, and the
treasurer, Mrs. Davis, could attend tx
the selling of the yarn and any ont
wishing any Of the yarn can get it az
long as the supply lasts.
Joe Gutter, the congenial clerk in thu
J. W. Brown store, spent Monday at thu
Matt. Mich home.
]. H. Citing of Herman, was a Don
nelly caller Friday. He is in the Dali!
News auto contest and was looking afte
subscriptions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bell spent Frida,
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wal
1enburg.
R. Vildenbring and housekeeper, Mis-
Block, left Tuesday for North Prairie
Mimi, where he will have charge Of
parish.
The Misses Irene Flatner, Marie Nor