Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-26
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Spicer-On-G Green Lake, Feb. "a
Miss Hattie Smith called on friends
in Spicer and vicinity Saturday and
Sunday.
Prof: Holmberg was in Willmar
between trains Saturday.
Hannah Peterson is enjoying a
vacation from her duties as school
ma am from Friday till Tuesday of
this week.
Miss Dora Lawson of New Lon
don came to Spicer Saturday for a
few days visit with her sister,
Mrs. F. O. Swanson.
Mrs. Baskerville and little son,
of New London, were guests of
Mrs. Findley north Of Spicer from
Saturday till Sunday.
Alma Samuelson and Mabel Holt,
of Spicer, went to Willmar Friday
to attend the annual reception given
! at the Seminary Friday evening.
Bertha Thorvig is staying for a
: few days at the home of F. 0.
Swanson.
John Gesch Of St. Johns township
. attended the auction at the Meday-
to Stock Farm of Green Lake last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ditmarson of
Duluth arrived at Spicer Friday to
visit at the home of Mrs. Ditmar-
J sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Thorpe, south of Spicer, whose
] daughter Julia is reported very low.
DR.. Jno. Jacobs was in Minnea-
polls from Thursday till Saturday
of last week.
eye Old Folkes" entertainment
at Spicer Saturday evening was 3
x success, tho larger audience could
have been accommodated. Those
: present thoroly enjoyed the pro-
I gram, which was an inspiration tt
"alle We old Folkes.'' Mrs. Find
: ley and Mr.. Holmberg as manager:
deserve much credit for their un
J firing work, and are to be congrat
= ulated for the success of their eff
forts.
81 Social at Saron Lutheran church
4 Of Spicer next Saturday Afternoon
and evening. Mrs. N. Orred serves
: and cordially invites everybody t.
/ attend.
Joe Hanson, buttermaker at Har
9 rison, has been down with thu
grippe the past week. Adolph Nor
J man of Spicer has charge of the
s creamery till Mr.. Hanson will be
: able to take charge again.
Mrs. A. G.. Mardin is entertain
ing Mrs. Emma McKusick and Mis-
e Marie Wolfe, Of Harris, MINI.
y Martin Carlson was in Wilma
Thursday and Friday of last week.
3. Mrs. Adolph Norman of Spice
3, enjoyed the visit of two brothers
S, Nels and Albert Norsen, of NortI
9r Dakota, from Saturday till Monday
le They came from Minot and Ender
er by, respectively.
ID Mrs. John jacobson and daugh
1t tiers Mabel and Esther visited a
h Erick Persons home south of Spice
to from Saturday till Sunday of las
10 week.
C. R. Hultberg Of Spicer has decide'
1T to try farming for a change, hav
to ing returned the Spicer farm in Sec
IS II, two miles east of town, and will
le move with his family to the plac'
in good season for the beginning
W of spring work.
Id Enock Swenson, who is attending
IF school at New London, came HON,
I'd Friday to remain until after tn
lie sale at his fathers farm Tuesday.
* Girls, have you your gentleman
" friend - for the leap year party yet
'e Henry Haverly, the eleven yea
I'd old son Of Ole Haverly, was quite
II badly hurt last Friday evening
Sc while doing some chores in tn
le barn. He was kicked by a sharp
g shod horse on the right arm below
,e the elbow. Tho no bones were bro
~ ken, the limb was badly bruised
e and is very painful. 1t is hopet
is that the little fellow will, recove
to the use of his arm in very shor
re time.
m Mrs. Anton Sand is confined t.
to her bed from injuries sustained il
ee falling down the cellar stairs las
at Thursday. Mrs. Sand being quit
ly an elderly lady, the shock wa
at most severe to her. We hope NJ
le serious consequences will result.
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