Willmar tribune., 1908-04-22
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Spicer- On -Green-Lake, April 20.
-Chas. Carlson returned to Will
mar last Thursday. after having
spent a couple of weeks vacation
in the country.
DR.. Jno. Jacobs and Jack TAFT of
Spicer attended the play at the
Willmar Opera House last Saturday
evening.
Elmer Pagel and Tom McCrim-
mon, linemen for Harrison Union
Telephone Co., were out Monday
looking over the line from Harrison
to Spicer.
Mrs. Marcus Peterson and baby
came out from Willmar Friday to
spend Easter with her folks east Of
Spicer.
Miss Margaret TAFT the Spicer
milliner, spent Sunday with her
folks at Diamond Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nelson and chill
dren. of the John Martin farm.
visited at Edenwood farm Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Doty spent Sun
day with relatives in Spicer.
Misses Della and Eveline Horne
spent ther Easter vacation with
their folks in Harrison. Miss Del
la teaches in the New London pub
lie school, and Miss Eveline is at
tending the St. Cloud Normal.
Martin Carlson went to Willmar
Saturday to again enter on his du-
ties in the service Of Jim Hill.
Among the Spicer people who
took the train for Willmar Friday
were Mrs. Lena Hanson and daugh-
ter Ida, Miss Myrtle Lehman, Da-
vid Holmbreg, Christine and Han
nah Peterson, Ole Moe and Alma
Swenson.
Mrs. 0. J. Ahlstrom and daugh-
ter Mrs. Aune returned to Willmar
Friday after a few days visit with
John Ahlstrom on Green Lake.
Oscar johnson of Grue came back
from Minneapolis Saturday after
having spent the winter at one of
the business colleges Of that city.
Mrs. M. Ditmarson of Webster.
N. D., arrived at Spicer Friday for
her parental home, Ole Thorpe's,
south of Spicer, to see her sister
Julia once more in life, only to find
on arriving that death had already
claimed her early the same day.
Mrs. Jacob Olson of Ellefson, N.
D., came back to Spicer to seek
medical aid from DR.. Jacobs. Mrs.
Olson is suffering from the results
of stroke of partial paralysis. 1t
is hoped that with good care and
rest she will soon be restored to
health. She is staying with her
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson,
near Spicer.
Miss Anna Olson took the train
for Minneapolis Friday for short
visit before returning to Little
Falls to resume her duties as teach
er in the city school. She was &C.
companied by her brother Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobson
spent Sunday at the home of their
son-in-law Erick Pearson south, of
Spicer.
The social and entertainment in
Dist. No. 81 last Saturday evening
was we'll attended. All report q
splendid program and a good time.
The proceeds of the sale of baskets
amounted to over $26.0O.
Fredolph Hultgren enjoyed q
pleasure trip few miles west Of
Spicer Sunday afternoon.
Sparks from the west-bound pas.
senger train set fire to some dry
grass along the track near the south
crossing last Saturday, and the
strong wind soon drove the fire to-
ward the east, over meadows anC
fields. 1t was only by exertine
every effort that John Nordeen pre-
vented the fire from getting ino the
grove containing all his buildings
C. r. Knudson of the Green Lake
Breeze returned last Tuesday from
a few days. trip to the cities anc
other points.
We beg to correct a mistake thai
got into our column last week about
David Holmberg having accepted
the Svea school. Mr.. Holmberg ir
forms US that, tho he has received
a very fattering offer from sale
district, he has not as yet decided
on any position for next fall.
Mrs. B. F. Kucheman is enjoy
ing visit Of her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Butz of Moranterey, MINI.
Interesting Easter services were
held at both the Swedish Lutheran
and the Presbyterian churches OF
Spicer Sunday afternoon.
The Y. P. S. of the Saron church
holds it's next regular meeting next
Wednesday, April 20, at the base
ment Of the Swedish church in Spi.
Ger. An interesting program has
been arranged and delicious lunch
will also be served for Is cents
The society cordially invites all tt
come and spend the evening with
them. You will not be disappoint