Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-07-10
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SP1CER, July 8.-Miss Cornelia
Jacobson came down from Willmar
last week to spend the Fourth with
relatives and friends at Spicer and
vicinity.
Miss Hattie johnson, who has
been teaching in this county the
past year, stopped off at Spicer last
Friday to call on friends before
proceeding on her way to Estevan,
Caanda, to visit her folks. She left
for that place today, accompanied
by her friend Constance Larson of
this place.
Mrs. Nels Boreen extends to all
a cordial invitation to attend the
''coffee" to be given by her for the
Ladies' society of the Swedish
church at Spicer Thursday after
noon and evening, July IS. The
social will be held in the basement
of the church.
A number Of jolly young people
from Spicer attended the social at
August Monson's place some six
miles west Of town last Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Walquist of
Willmar are visiting relatives and
friends in Spicer and vicinity these
days.
Miss Annie Ross of Bowbells, N.
D., arrived at Spicer last Thursday
for Harrison, where she will stay
for some time with her sister, Mrs.
Bert Barber. Annie is the daugh-
ter of Isaac Ross, who moved from
this steBWship to Dakota about
twelve years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Nelson of Dia-
mond Lake called on friends near
Spicer Sunday.
Gilbert Anderson of Pennock and
Andrew Gulbrand of Dawson,
Mimi. have spent a vacation with
their sister, Mrs. Hultgren, at the
beautiful summer hotel 'Teepe-
tonka.''
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson from
near Barry, Minn., visited at the
home Of F. O. Swanson from Satur-
day till Monday. Mr.. johnson
lived in this county some fifteen
years ago and is now renewing old
acquaintance in Mamre and Green
Lake.
Martin Carlson came home from
Delano last Wednesday to spend the
Fourth. He has work with the G..
N. steam shovel, which moved
from Delano to New London last
week.
Miss Bertha Skoglund came home
Sunday from Harrison to spend the
Fourth with her brothers at Green
Lake.
Mrs. Erick Christopherson and
children, of Minneapolis, arrived at
Spicer Saturday for their summer
stay in the country with Mrs. Chas.
Thompson, the formers sister.
David Swanson of Mamre spent
the Fourth with his cousin Victor
Swenson of Green Lake.
John Henderson came up from
Minneapolis last Wednesday to join
his family, who have been visiting
with relatives and friends in these
parts for some time.
Miss Francis Lowell of Minnea-
polls and Miss Alice Lawler of Kan
diyohi spent the Fourth with
friends at Spicer.
| Andrew Skoglund has the job OF
painting the buttermaker's resi-.
dence that is nearing it's compile.
tion at Harrison.
|: Prof. c.. Mellon of the state uni.
versity gave an interesting lecture
at the Y. P. S. Of the Green Lake
church Sunday afternoon.
| Miss Maggie TAFT of Diamond
Lake, Misses Tillie and Edith Olsor
of Irving and Marcus Olson of Will
mar made up party that visited
at the lake Friday and Saturday o.
last week.
John Ahlstrom and family visited
at Willmar Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Anderson O.
Donnelly, Mimi, left for that place
today after a week visit with Nj
lcholie Jacobson and family, theil
daughter and son-in-law.
| Mrs. Wallace Hendrickson anG
little daughter came home from
Anoka Friday after visiting a weel
with her folks there. = 49,.