Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-06-20
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MAMRE.
June. IS.
The angel of death has again called |
in our midst, and it is our sad duty
this time to report the passing away
of one of our young men. Albert
Lindberg, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Lindberg, died at 6 O'clock p. M, Mon
day of last week. Deceased was taken
sick last fail with rheumatic fever and
it was thought he could not live: how
eyer, he became better so that he was
able to be about, though not entirely
recovered. Some time ago ne was at
tackled by the dread disease consump-
ton, from which he suffered until re-
lieved by death, He was Is years,
one month and rs days old. He leaves
besides his aged parents, a young wife
and two small sons, two brothers and
two sisters, to mourn his early death.
Funeral services were held at the fam
lily residence at O'Clock p. m. last
Tuesday, after which the remains were
followed by the relatives and large
number of friends to their final rest
ing place at East Salem cemetery.
Mr.. J. A. Norman officiated in the
last sad rites. The bereaved family
have the heartfelt sympathy of the en-
tire community in their sad affection.
:...John +. Lindberg and Mrs. Chas.
Holmgren of Minneapolis came up on
Tuesday TO attend the funeral of their
brother. Rev. N. Frykman went to
jamestown, N. ", Saturday, to at
tend the annual conference of the Mis-
sion Friends of N. S. .Lars Vedin,
Torbjor Redeem, and Gust johnson of
Stockholm. S. D., visited old friends
here last week, and also attended the
convention on Sunday. :. Misses An
ME Norman and Julia Anderson ar
rived here Saturday to visit at the
homes Of their parents. Misses Ma
bel and Esther Rodluu of Willmar
visited with the Misses Dahlsten the
latter part of the week. Olof Fer
ring of Willmar spent Sunday with
friends here. .. An exceptionally large
crowd of people attended the meetings
of the Mission Friends at the East Sa-
lem Swedish Mission church during
Saturday and Sunday. On the latter
day between 500 and 600 people were
present. The ministers in attendance
were: Revs. John johnson of New
London, J. e. Sjoquist of Dassel
Ludwig Sundeen Of Duluth, and Aim
felt of Minneapolis. Mrs. Ludwig
Sundeen was also present, and she
rendered several fine songs that were
highly appreciated by the audience
49,. Where are you going to celebrate
the Fourth of July? Would it not b
a good thing for the young<people tt
get up celebration on that eventfu
day? What say We, ladies and gentle
men of this vicinity?
LARSON-NYGREN.
Mr.. Louis W. Larson of this plac
and Carolina Nygren of Waverly
Mimi, were joined in wedlock at thre
O'Clock p. m. last wednesday, by Rev
Isaacson of Buffalo, MINI. The mar
riage ceremony took place at the hom
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. P. Edner, who reside on farm
seven miles north of Waverly. Itwa
, witnessed by a number of relative
and friends of the contracting parties
} Following the wedding ceremony
sumptuous wedding supper was served
The bridal pair were the recipients 0
quite a number of useful and prett,
articles and some money. The groom
is a young man we'll known in thi
; vicinity, about % years old, of ster
ling character, sober and Industrious
and is the only son of Mr.. and Mrs
T. o. Larson of this place. He has
large circle of friends in this vicinity
and we take pleasure in joining then
in extending our hearty congratula
!, tions and well-wishes for himself ant
bride. Those from outside points wht
attended the wedding were: Miss An
|. ME Dahlquist and Mrs. r.. Larson o
Minneapolis, and Julius Ostlund ant
sister, Miss Naemi, of Mamre. Mr.
!, and Mrs. Larson arrived here Satur
7 day and are now at home to thei
friends and acquaintance on tn
groom's farm: During the evenin,
after the arrival of the bridal pair j;
, "serenading" party put in an appear
ance. Louis called them in and treat
ed them with refreshments and cigars
The boys were we'll satisfied and the,
/ say Louis is the best bridegroom the!
ever 'serenaded.' NEWSBOY.
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