Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15
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F Kandiyohi, Jan. 14.-Miss Edith
Olson, who lives north of Atwater,
spent few days of last week visit
ing with her friend Miss Ida Meal
der.
Miss Bette Johnson of Colfax
has been visiting at the home of
Erick Engvall the past week.
Harry Anderson returned last
Thursday from Howard Lake, where
he spent a few days visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Jonas Enblom and daughters Mar
tina and Tina were in Atwater on
Thursday.
Miss Hilma Norman left on Sat-
uday for Biwabik, MINI. where she
is teaching school, having spent her
holiday vacation at home.
Elmer Tulin, who has been stay
ing in Minneapolis for some time,
returned home few days ago. He
is not in the best health, so he will
remain at home for some time.
Mrs. S. B. Glader Of Atwater
was a visitor at the home of her
parents on Friday.
Martin Olson and Leonard John
son of Atwater attended the auction
sale at Peter Campbelt's place last
Thursday.
John Anderson, who arrived from
Sweden a few weeks ago, is now
staying at the home Of Peter Nor
man. He is a nephew of Mrs. Nor
man. ...
Gilbert Tulin was an Atwater
visitor a few days last week.
George Engvall is at present
working at the Defoe place.
Miss Ellen Anderson returned to
Kerkhoven last Monday after hav-
ing spent few weeks at her home.
She is attending the high school at
| that place. ......
| The State Bank held it's annual
meeting last Wednesday afternoon,
and quite a number Of it's stock
holders were present. The bank is
in a very good condition. The fol-
lowing were elected directors for
the year: L. 0. Thorpe and. An
drew Larson, Of Willmar; Henry
Stene, of Atwater; Nels Norman
and John Elmquist of this place.
The directors elected the following
Offices for the year: Henry Stene,
president; Nels Norman, vice pre-
sident; N. j. Orredson, cashier.
z Arthur Anderson of Atwater
spent Sunday visiting at the home
of John Peterson.
Levi Lund went to Atwater Sun
day for visit with relatives.
Miss Bertha LaSalle is at present
: staying at the home of N. C. Soren-
, son.
Andrew Blur and bride, of Lake
Elizabeth, were visitors at the home
Of Nels Norell few days last week.
Miss Katherine TAFT spent last
2 week visiting with her sister, Mrs.
D. Haley near Willmar.
' Tom Tierney went to Lake Eliza
e beth last week, where he will re-
main for some time repairing wells.
+ Kandiyohi, Jan. l3.-Miss Edith
Olson of Atwater was a guest at the
e Melander home a few days last
j week.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Erickson OF
n Willmar were visitors at the home
n of John Gabrielson last week.
al Mr.. B. E. Walters left today tt
a resume his work at the Augustans
l. Seminary at Rock Island.
;, August and John johnson of Sve;
g have been visiting friends and rela
k tives in Kandiyohi the past week.
e Miss Alice Klint was a visitor a
|. the Gustafson home Sunday. To
j. day she left for St. Paul to take VI
: her work again, after two weeks
IS visit at her home.
Miss Sadie TAFT visited at tn
d home of her sister Mrs. Elmer An
t. derson a few days last week.
Prof. Emil Werner of the Mime
n sofa College will conduct the ser
ie vices at Tripolis next Sunday.
p Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carlin of Will
l. mar visited at the home of Waite
TAFT last Saturday.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Nelson O
le Minneapolis are guests at tn
10 Cederstrom home this week.
is Last Friday evening Studen
Walters was the victim of a pleas
IF ant surprise. The entire Tripoli
W congregation had gathered at tn
re- church at abo ut seven o'clock. N
m Walters was taken to the church b
q. one of the deacons. AS he entered
the choir sang one of David
Psalms, after which Mr.. Gabrielso
said a few words of welcome to Nj
= Walters and presented him with
:. sum of money amounting to $1O5.5 81
y" Mr. Walters exnrosSod his hoart