Morris tribune., 1919-05-23
DONNELLY

ing on friends in DonnelIy Sunday.
Mrs. Peter SchauIs received word that
her neice Una Schauls was elected val
edictorian.
The May Queen Cantata" was given
by the different children selected from
all grades and was a success. All the
parts were acted out splendidly and
credit is due to both children and the
faculty.
Mrs John Harding of Lake City, ar
rived here Monday to spend few weeks
with friends.
Lewis McRoberts was calling on
friends in Donnelly Tuesday.
There will be preaching services and
reorganization of Sunday school at
LongfelIow next Sunday morning and
preaching in Donnelly church in the eve
ming Everybody welcome. Rev. Eli
Slifer, Pastor.
Mr. Swanson of Dassel arrived Mon
day afternoon with four men to begin
work on the creamery for which Mr..
Swanson has the contract. They COM
menced the work Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Roam and son An
dray and Jay Hendricks left for Barrett
to visit with Mrs. ROan's brother who
recently returned from France.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Schroeder and fam
iIy autOed up from Morris Saturday
evening and called on the J. w. Smith
hmily.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Schwartz and fam
lily autoed to Morris Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boettner spent
Sunday with the latters sister, Mrs
J. w. Smith and family.
Miss Loretta Peck Of Graceville, spent
Sunday at her parental home.
Miss Della Atkins assisted in the mer-
camille store Saturday.
Miss Myrtle GulbransOn and Miss
Frances Mclaughlin left for Starbuck
Saturday morning.
Stanley Leaf and Ira Wartman autoed
to Westbrook Friday morning. Stanley
will help his father in the store at that
place.
Mrs. Ivan McCoIIar and children left
for Graceville Friday to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mel over Sun
day. They returned Monday night.
Taisey Hills autOed to Morris Mon
day evening to attend the National
Guards drill.
Mrs. Buchleiter called on Mrs. Peter
Schauls Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. E. Peterson and son Dale and
Mrs. Adolph Meyers autoed to Morris
Saturday afternoon. The ladies took
in the Public Health Association that
was held at the Commercial Club rooms.
The purpose of this meeting was to or
ganize a Stevens County Public Health
Association.
Mrs. David King entertained the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Wednesday of
last week There was not a very large
attendance on account of the rainy
weather.
Mrs. Henry Harris and children spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Walter
Jones of Morris.
Miss Bertha Hack and Miss Matilda
Odson spent Sunday in Norris at the
formers home. They returned Mon
day morning.
Henry Harris left for Browns valley
Tuesday of last week where he has
nosi+ion with his brother Ray in a gar
age
Lewis NTcRoberts autoed up from
Morris Thursday.
Mrs Jake Hendricks and daughter
Mis-. Maggie and son James were Nor
ris callers between trains Saturday.
Miss Agnes Keeshan spent few days
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Perkins and
family last week
Mr.. and Mrs Feodore Mann and Miss
Mary Fritz autoed up from Morris IN
their new Sedan Sunday.
Leonard Schmidt and Dale Peterson
came home Morris Friday to spend Sun
day at their parental home.
Miss Tottie Olson left for Clark s. d.
Wednesday to visit her sister, MRS.
Peterson, for a few weeks.
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Peter Wroot attended to the
duties of the telephone office Saturday
afternoon.
J. A. Folkins has accepted a position
in the State Bank of Donnelly and be-
gan work Monday.
Chas. Lee autoed up from Morris last
Joe Ernst is here from Minneapolis
and will run the we'll drill for his broth
er Frank They finished the we'll for the
creamery and moved the machine to the
Longueville farm.
Orvil Perkins called on his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Perkins, and family
Monday.
At the last meeting Of the J. B. Club
which was held at J. P. SteinfOrt's there
were three more new members taken in
The club has twelve members now. Six
were taken in just recently. They were
Mesdames J. E. Peterson, H. Townsend,
Elmer Hills, J. w. Wartman and the
Misses Katie and Mamie Donneiiy'
The old members welcome these in the
club.
F. J. Mclaughlin and c. G. Ersted
autoed to Red Rock Saturday and re-
turned Sunday with a big mess of fish.
Sunday, May IS was strenuous day
for Rev. Slifer. He rode over 60 miles
by auto, preached in the morning, spoke
and in the evening filled the pulpit of the
LitchfieId Presbyterian church, reaching
Donnelly Monday evening.
Mrs. A. F. Leaf entertained the Art
Circle last Thursday. A few friends
were invited in and a very enjoyable
time was spent by all. The hostess
served a very delicious two course
lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. George Perkins called
on the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhody Keeshan, Tuesday evening.
Christ Jensen arrived here Monday
evening to visit his cousin, Mrs. G. G.
Ersted and family few days. Mr.. Jen-
son has been in the fighting lines in
France and can tell wonderful things
about that country.
Mrs. Henry Harris returned from
Morris the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. F'olkins and Mrs.
J. w. Schmidt returned home Thursday
night after spending several weeks with
relatives and friends in southern Min
nesota and northern Iowa. They all
had very enjoyable trip.
Miss Eva Pushor spent Sunday at her
parental home.