Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-10-30
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Spicer- On Green-Lake, Oct. o.
A Harvest Festival will be held I'M
der the auspices Of the Ladies' So
ciety of the Swedish Lutheran Sa-
ron church of Spicer, in the church
basement, on Wednesday, Nov. 13,
1907. A good supper will be served
by the ladies, beginning at $50 p.
m. After supper an auction sale
will be held on fancy articles and
eatables prepared by the ladies,
also on lots Of vegetables, grains
and other things too numerous to
mention. The price Of supper is
set at Is cents for adults and Is
cents for children. Now, gentle
men, come and bring your ladies
and children to partake Of this
feast. The following is what will
be put on the tables: chicken, pork
roast, scalloped potatoes, scalloped
corn, baked beans, cabbage salad,
pickles, jelly, cranberry jam, Spicer
Hots, beets, strawberry sauce, cake.
doughnuts, rye bread, biscuits, cof-
fee.
Claude Doty and family moved
their household goods and other be-
longings last Thursday from the old
Malcolm Ross farm three miles east
Of town, which they rented the past
year, to take up their residence in
Spicer for the winter.
Christ Void of Minneapolis, who
has taken in a two months thresh-
ing season in this community this
fall, returned to the city Tuesday,
accompanied by his friend Martin
Carlson, who will make a week S
visit in the cities.
Chas. Thompson went to Atwater
on business Tuesday.
The society of the Green Lake
church meets with Mrs. Jacob Klos-
ter on Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
Is.
We beg to correct a mistake of
last week. The company threshing
rig of Green Lake wound up thresh-
ing at Jalmar Lrason's place, not
G. V. Larson's, as stated last week.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harris was made happy last Friday
morning by the arrival of a twelve
pound girl. Frank is generously
treating cigars in honor Of the
young lady.
Miss Hattie Smith, teacher ir
Dist. 81, visited with Miss Myrtle
Lehman of Spicer Saturday anc
Sunday.
DR.. John Jacobs attended the
Chautauqua committee meeting
held at New London Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Wes
Lake, Wis.,, arrived at Spicer Mon
day to stay for some time with he7
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Oh
son, and other relatives of Greer
Lake.
Miss Esther Monson of New Lon
don called on Della Olson of Spice
last week.
Mrs. Lena Hanson and littl,
| daughter Ida and Christine Peterson
of Spicer visited with the former
| mother and brother south of tow
Sunday.
Next Sunday afternoon at
A o'clock a prayer meeting will b.
r held at the home of Jacob Pladso1
of the Green Lake congregation.
Interesting gospel meetings wer
held last week at the Presbyterian
! church of Spicer. Rev. H. C. Buel
of Willmar and Rev. T. M. Findle,
assisted Rev. H. C. Baskerville il
t the conducting of the meetings.
S Mrs. Oliver Larson and Mari
: Knudson visited in the cities las
week.
: A little girl made her appearance
: at the home Of Will Kragenbrin!
: of Harrison last Tuesday. Mothe
and child are doing fine and tn
U parents are naturally joyous owe
d their first-born.
y Mrs. Theo. johnson and daughte
S Tobina visited with Mrs. March,
Peterson of Willmar Friday an
e Saturday of last week.
r Thee. and L. z. Thompson wer
to the cities last week to seek med
h ical aid. Theo. Thompson returne
Is Thursday, while L. z. will visit E
points in Wisconsin before returr
" ing.
d Services at the Swedish Luthera
g Saron church next Sunday at TO-:
10 a. m.
Mrs. John Harrison Of Spicer VII
l. tied with friends on the Jacksc
n farm at Long Lake over Sunday.
Miss Martha Hanson is dressmal
y ing at the Samuelson home at Sp
Ger this week.
- Olga Nelson, who has been sta.
! ing in Minneapolis for some tim
| arrived Saturday for a two week
! visit with her folks, Anton Nelson
of Eagle Lake.
IN A telephone was installed at tt
lg new most office last week