Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-04-24
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SPICER, April % Alpha Berg
returned to Willmar Friday after a
week. 5 stay with relatives at Spi-
Ger.
Gust Holm, mail driver on Route
| from Spicer, is seriously i'll with
some heart trouble. Will Ekblad
is substitute mail driver.
Minnie Thompson and Lilly Ho-
verify were at New London last Fri
day.
Hannah Peterson came home
Saturday from New London, after
closing a successful term of school
in Dist. 8, west Of New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gcsch and lit
tie daughter, from town of St.
Johns, visited at F. O. Swanson's
last Sunday.
Matte Lien, Frances Lowell and
Alma SWenson took the train for
Willmar last Saturday to attend the
teachers meeting there during the
afternoon.
The Ladies society of the Green
Lake church will meet with Mrs.
John Thorvig Wednesday after
noon, May |. -,
Lecture and social at the Saron
church Wednesday afternoon.
Ellen johnson, who has been
quite i'll the past week, is now
much better. 1t was feared at first
that she had pneumonia, from
which her brother Nicolai has just
recovered.
DR.. Jacobs and Jack TAFT drove
to Wilmar Sunday afternoon.
The Girls society of the Green
Lake church meet at Ole Hoverlie's
place the first Friday afternoon in
May.
Gust Carlson underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis at the home
of his brother John in Spicer last
Saturday forenoon. He is doing as
we'll as can be expected under the
circumstances. DR.. Jacobs of Spi-
Ger, assisted by DR.. Pratt Of the
state university and DR.. Newman
of New London, performed the oper-
alton.
The young people of this vicinity
have decided to have the "clothes
pin social,' that was postponed a
couple of weeks ago, next Saturday
evening at the schoolhouse in Dist.
|28. A short program will be rend-
cred. Lunch will be served for Is
cents to those not buying clothes
pins. The clothes pins will be
sold in sealed envelopes for Is cents
a piece and will entitle the buyer
to lunch for two.
Spicer will have new business
house this summer. Peter Sven
son of Pennock has bought lots in
town and will erect a brick building
on them very soon, in which he
will run confectionery store.
| G. M. Newman, father of Mrs.
Kucheman, returned to his home in
| Ruthton last Monday.
| DR.. and Mrs. Butz of Monterey,
| Mimi, left on Monday, after a
brief visit with relatives at Spicer.
DR.. Butz and wife are not of Min
neapolis, as stated last week,
A meeting was held at Spicer
Monday evening by parties in
terested for the purpose Of dis
cussing the lake shore question.
The meeting was we'll attended.
Nothing definite was decided up
on, but the differences Of opinion
r were heard. There seemed to be {
tendency among the property own
ers on the shore to have the lake
0 shore permanently closed. claim
ing that they as the owners of the
t property are the only ones direct
>, ly interested and believe those wh(
e speak for opening would chang
J. opinions were they owners of lot
on the lake shore, but we believ'
is no person who has strong convic
a tions of the rights of the publ
r. would let his own little interest
stand in the way, and any public
It spirited citizen can see that the on
s. ly solution of this problem and tn
only hope for Spicer in the future
WI if it is to become an ideal summe
resort, is to have this question sci
I'd tied right.