Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-05-20
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Spicer- On Green-Lake, May IS
illustrated temperance lecture at
the Presbyterian church of Spicer
this evening.
Mission meetings will be held at
the Swedish Saron church at Spicer
this week, commencing Tuesday
evening and continuing all day
Wednesday,.
The Great Northern operators of
the Viii mar Division will have an
outing at Green Lake next Sunday.
From reports this association of
railway employees plan to make
big day Of it.
A party of four young ladies,
Clara Orred, Alma Samuelson,
Christine Peterson and Alma Sven
son, of Spicer, drove up to New
London Friday evening to partici-
pate in surprise party given that
evening at the Swedish Lutheran
parsonage in honor Of Rev. and
Mrs. A. F. Seastrand, the occasion
being their fifth wedding anniver-
airy. About seventy young people
were present, and an enjoyable
evening was spent.
Christian Islam, of Madison,
Mimi, lay preacher of the Hauge
Synod, has conducted services at
the Green Lake church during the
evenings of the past week.
The Wilson touring car brot a
large party from Willmar to the In
terlachen hotel last Sunday.
Miss Matte Lien of Willmar
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends at Spicer.
Spicer will have new restaurant
in the immediate future. Mrs. S.
Hanson of Renville has rented the
N. Hendrickson building on Lake
avenue and will convert the interior
into an eating room. Mrs. Hanson
has been a successful business wom-
an of Renville for a number of
years, and all are confident that she
will make success of this under
taking.
Lewis Larson Jr. and Andrew Pc
terson of New London visited with
friends in Harrison last Sunday.
David Holmberg left last Tues
day for his home in Renville,
Mimi, taking his route across the
country on his wheel. He will re-
turn in a week to take charge of a
months Swedish parochial school
that will be held at Spicer, COM
mencing on Monday, May Is.
Chris Jacobson left last week for
Granville, N. D.. to visit for a few
weeks with relatives.
Work has commenced on the new
cement walks at Spicer. The work
around the new post office building
and bank past Peter Swenson' S
store was completed last week.
Andrew Bjorsell of Willmar has
the contract for the work.
James McManus left on Tuesday
for few days business trip to
Paynesville, GIenwood and points in
North Dakota.
Mrs. F. o. Swanson Of Green
Lake spent the fore part Of the
week in New London with her son
Lemuel, who arrived there from St.
Peter last Saturday. He will re-
main there a while under the care
of DR.. Newman before returning
to his home at Fleetwood farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Swanson of
Mamre visited friends and relatives
at Green Lake Sunday and Monday
Of this week.
Misses Julia Hanson and Helen
Campbell went to Willmar last Fri
day for few days. visit.
Sivert Hanson of Green Lake
Beach was taken suddenly i'll last
Sunday evening. DR.. Jacobs was
called. The last reports say that
he is better.
Mrs. AID. Nelson from south of
Green Lake is making few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. Mattson
Of Svea.
The Downs and Sanderson young
people of Willmar made up a picnic
party that spent Sunday at the lake.
They also visited at the1 Dan
Downs home in Spicer.
The Jonas Monson young people
with their mother, of Ringo Lake,
were the guests of N. Orred and
family, of Spicer, Sunday.
Enock Swenson spent Saturday
and Sunday with his folks at Greer