Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-04-17
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SPICER, April l5.-Considerable
fish is being speared in the creeks and
bitches running into the lake.
The ice in Green lake has now en-
tirely disappeared.
Quite a few in the vicinity attended
confirmation exercises at the Eagle
Lake church Sunday.
A little girl was born Wednesday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Peter
son living near Spicer.
Mrs. HedStrOm and Mrs. Sund by
returned to Minneapolis Saturday af-
ter weeks visit with the N. Henrick-
son family.
Mrs. VIM. Peterson visited with her
sister, Mrs. +. Walquist of Willmar,
from Tuesday till Wednesday of last
| week.
Walter Henderson, the oldest son of
Peter Henderson of Spicer, is seri-
ously i'll.
DR.. Jacobs took a business trip to
Benson last Wedne sday.
Pauline Thorvig went to New Lon
don Tuesday for couple of weeks
| visit with friends.
Alpha Berg of Willmar came down
Saturday to stay few days with her
cousin, Amanda Ronning of Spicer,
who is still quite sick.
VIM. Nelson and family attended
church at Eagle Lake Sunday, also
visited friends in that vicinity
Christine Peterson went to Willmar
Friday, where she will stay for some
time with relatives.
Mrs. B. f. Kucheman is enjoying a
visit of her sister and brother-in-law,
DR.. and Mrs. Butts of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Kucheman's father, Mr.. Newman,
came Saturday for q visit with his
'daughters while at Spicer.
| = The wife and two children of E. F.
Soule arrived at Spicer from Mime
apolis, Thursday, to take DIP their resi-
dence here. Mr.. Soule is proprietor
of the Spicer Barber shop.
The sociable given by Mrs. o T..
Olson last Friday was we'll attended.
The neat sum of $3.50 was added to
the ladies' treasury.
| An elderly man from Willmar ar
rived at Spicer Thursday to become the
first inmate of the county poor house
just opened at this place.
Prof. Mellon of the State University
gave very instructive lecture Satur-
day evening at Spicer on the "Sepa-
! l.
ternoon he delivered splendid dis
course at the Green Lake church on
"ConditiOns in the Philippines. On
from personal observations and expe-
riences, having been a teacher on the
islands several years.
foreign mission of the Hauge Synod,
| will erooL ~ bo Gpoo,, 10 OH, h
next Sunday forenoon. An offering
will be taken up for the missions in
China.
.!gsae Sunday School of the Sw. Luth.
.5aron church commenced last Sunday.
Sunday School will be held every
Sunday afternoon at 2:l5 o'clock, ex-
cept the first Sunday in every month
when services are held in the fore
noon and the Sunday school com.
mences at $3.50 in the forenoon.
| A very interesting and Instructive
lecture will be held in the Swedish
church at Spicer Wednesday evening
OF next week, April Oath, by Rev. G.
Peterson of Willmar. His subject
will be ''the Land of the Midnight
Sum-. The Swedish language will be
used. This lecture is based on Rev.
Peterson's personal visit to Scandi-
navia last summer and is brim full OF
interest and instruction. Another in
teresting feature of this entertainment
will be the serving of refreshments,
Immediately after the lecture, by the
gentlemen members of the church.
They have taken it upon themselves to
do everything from the Arrangement
of the program to the cooking and SER
wing of the coffee. Therefore they
especially desire large delegation OF
women to be present to show what they
1.-THE men) can do without the women
once. A male quartette will render a
couple of appropriate selections and
valuable assistance along the musical
line will be given by Samuel Nelson
of Willmar, who it is expected will
be present. The small admission OF
twenty-five cents will be charged for
the lecture. Free lunch will be served
to all those who attend the lecture.
The money will go to the building
fund of the church.