Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-25
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Spicer- On -Green-Lake, March %.
Miss Myrtle Lehman was the
guest of Hattie Smith Saturday and
Sunday last.
Mrs. Henry Winblad of New Lon
don visited with Mrs. A. G. Mar
din of Spicer last week.
Miss Esther Gustrud of Nest
Lake entertained a party from Spi-
Ger last Sunday.
Miss Mary Knudson went to Will
mar Monday, returning Tuesday.
She is preparing to leave in a few
days for Glenwood, where she will
stay for some time.
Misses Beda and Lena Carlson
from George Lake were entertained
by the young people at the home Of
Sivert Hanson Of Green Lake
Beach Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aron Hultgren of
Tepeetonka went to Kerkhoven to-
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Elias Hultgren of town of Woods,
south of Kerkhoven.
Misses Mabel and Regina Farmen
visited at Lakeview House Sunday.
Sam Dahl and family, of Harri-
son, moved to their farm last week,
which has been rented the past year
to John Jacobson. Mr.. Daht was
one of the firm of Dahl Bros. of the
Harrison store, who sold out few
weeks ago. Sam and Albert have
decided that there is nothing like
farming after all.
Miss Della Horne returned to
New London Sunday to resume her
duties as teacher in the public
school there, after spending a
weeks vacation with her folks in
the town Of Harrison.
Mrs. Emma Anderson with chill
dren, Of New London, will make an
extended stay with her sister, Mrs.
Aug. Moller Of Twin Lakes. They
! ! arrived Sunday from Ringo Lake,
where they had visited for a few
days at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Daniel Monson.
Miss Emma Larson, daughter of
G. V. Larson, is reported quite
sick.
Jack Henderson, the great trap.
per of Diamond Lake, became a
victim of snow blindenss last Fri
day, which continued to grow
worse, and Saturday evening DR..
Jacobs was called. Mr.. Henderson
has since greatly improved and it
is hoped that his sight may be COM
pletely restored III short while.
Rev. Horatio Gates of Willma1
was guest at the Interlachen Sat.
urday and Sunday. Rev. Gates
conducted services at the Presby.
terian church in New London Sun.
day afternoon.
Mrs. John Berg returned to Will
mar Saturday after weeks visit
with relatives in this vicinity.
Caroline Thorvig was a Willmal
visitor few days of last week, re
turning to her home south of Spicel
last Thursday.
Martin Carlson transacted bust
ness in Willmar Monday and Tues
day of last week.
The Green Lake Ladies Societ,
meets at the home of Ole Haverle,
next Wednesday afternoon, April l
: All are cordially invited to attend
John jacobson and family move'
from the Sam Dahl place last Tues
: day to the Ross farm two miles far
ther west. Mr.. jacobson has rent
f ed both the Ross farm and F. O
Swanson's farm close by.
Charley Carlson came down fror
Princeton Saturday to spend tn
' rest of his two weeks lay-off fror
e duties on the Great Northern rail
: way service at Willmar, with hi
: mother and brothers at the home q
9 Chas. Thompson east of town.
: The Ladies Aid society of Spice
j., meets with Mrs. Peter Henderso
!, next Friday afternoon.
y Theo. johnson and family visite
: at the Ole Haverley home Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ions Swenson {
!; Whitefield were guests at the o.
a Olson home in Spicer from Frida
h till Monday. Mrs. Swenson is
y sister Of Mrs. Olson.
e Prayer meeting will be held F;
a the home of L. z. Thompson ne,
= Sunday afternoon.
A large and appreciative audient
It filled the basement of the Sarc
church of Spicer last Wednesds
d evening, March IS, which marke
S another successful entertainment
the Y. P. S. Of that church. II
= program committee had been fort1
ir nate in securing the best music
y talent of New London, cons isitir
a of Ladies' quintet, also flute
= Edward Guam. Their several $
lections were delightfully."- we'll rem,
h cred. as was also the literary nun
(. bers by Victor Holm and HIATT
g Smith. The violin selections
r David Holmberg and piano solo
Myrtle Lehman, our popular loo