Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-10-02
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Mrs. Eva Norman of Willmar
came to Spicer Thursday to visit
for a few days at the home Of her
son Adolph Norman of Spicer.
Mason Spicer came out from
Willmar last week to stay during
threshing time at the Spiccr farm
on the lake.
Louis Larson Of New London
called on Spicer friends last Thurs
day.
Misses Selma and Anna Kloster
have enjoyed a visit from their
couisn Miss Christensen of St. Paul
the past week.
Nels Benson Of the south Spicer
farm has been quite sick for the
last few days.
Chas. Knudson, who is working
on dredge boat south of Willmar
came home Saturday to spend Sun
day with his folks at Spicer.
The Johnson-Norsten threshing
machine came thru Spicer Satur-
day from Harrison and the Dia-
mond lake region, where they have
been threshing all fall. They will
thresh west Of Spicer the rest of
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Peterson
came out from Willmar Saturday to
visit at the home Of the latter's
parents, Theo. Johnson Of Green
Lake, over Sunday.
Mrs. N. Hendrickson, accom-
panied by her son Bennie, came
home from Minneapolis Saturday,
where they have been staying since
the fair.
Mrs. Adolph Norman of Spicer
together with her mother-in-law
Mrs. Eva Norman of Willmar, are
Visiting for few days with friends
in New London.
Henry Hoverly, the little son of
Ole Hoverly of Green Lake, has
been quite sick the past week.
Chas. Thompson, east of Spicer,
is quite sick as result of a knock
received from the handle Of his
pitchfork last Wednesday evening
while feeding the separator of {
threshing machine. 1t happened
that the tines of his fork caught ir
the large belt, which caused the
handle to fly back, hitting Mr.
Thompson a terrible blow between
the chest and abdomen, throwing
him over a rod from where he
stood. He was Immediately taker
, home and DR.. Jacobs was called
. Mr.. Thompson suffered greatly the
first night and has been confined tt
the house since, but at this writing
| he is able to be around and hi
friends and neighbors hope for hi
speedy recovery.
, Marie Catherine, the infan
daughter of Bert Sullivan of Du
t luth, died last Tuesday morning a
, the home Mrs. Ole Thorp, wher
! she has been cared for since tn
death Of her mother some week
, ago. The burial took place las
Thursday afternoon at the Greer
, Lake church, Rev. J. S. Halvorsol
officiating. The little white caske
was carried by four little girls
t Mabel Thorvig, Bertha Peterson
5 Emma Thompson and Alma Olson
5 Two songs were sung by Lillia:
and Hattie Thompson. All tha
was earthly of the little child wa
, laid by the side of her mother :, i
e the cemetery by the church.
II Mrs. VIM. Nelson and Christi
$ Peterson of Spicer were New Lon
t don visitors Monday.
Misses Myrtle Lehman and Dell
Olson, and Messrs. D. Holmbere
J. TAFT and j. C. Jacobs compose
: a party that drove out to visit Mis-
d Hattie Smith at the home of Aug
l. Moller west of town last Saturda
n evening.
e Miss Euphemia Dalziel left Q
is Saturday for Kenmare, N. D
e where she will stay during the viii
ter with relatives and friends.
Remember the entertainment an
d social at the Swedish Luthers
|church Friday evening. Only !.
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