Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
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Spicer- On -Green-Lake. May d.
Another sad accident happened last
Thursday evening, to the little six
year old daughter of Chas. Olson,
living five miles east of Spicer.
Little Edna was with her father in
the barnyard, helping him lead a
team into the barn, when the horse
led by the father kicked the little
girl a terrible blow in the head,
just above the left ear, breaking
her skull. She was picked up in
an unconscious condition and was
at first thought to be dead. DR..
John Jacobs was Immediately called
to attend the child. Two loose
bones were taken out of her head.
At first there was little hopes for
her recovery, but latest reports are
more encouraging She did not re-
gain full consciousness till Monday.
Tho in great pain, she bears it all
with remarkable patience for a
child. All sympathy and hopes is
extended to the unfortunate family.
Judge Nordin and family, Of
Willmar, spent Sunday at their COT
tage on Green Lake Beach.
Miss Cornelia Jacobson of Will
mar visited with relatives and
friends at Eagle Lake and Spicer
last week.
Miss Esther Lawson of New Lon
don is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. F. o. Swanson of Green Lake,
this week.
Miss Josie johnson returned Mon
day from Willmar, where she has
spent a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Marcus Peterson.
Helena and Clarence, children of
G. Hultberg, south Of the lake, are
reported i'll.
The Ladies Society of the Swedish
Saron church meets on Thursday
afternoon and evening, at the home
of Carl Carlson on George Lake,
two miles west of Spicer. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Photographer C. L. Merryman oil
Kerkhoven was at Green Lake last
week with his camera for new
views.
Mrs. A. J. Anderson and little
daughter Alice spent a few days
last week with relatives at New
London.
Miss Hannah Peterson came home
Friday from Nest Lake, where sht
is teaching, to spend Saturday ant
Sunday with her folks at Spicer.
Miss Jennie Mardin of Spicer en-
tertained Miss Lena Kasel Of St
Paul last week.
Mrs. Ida jacobson Of Willmar i
staying at Spicer during the erec
tion of her residence in Sunni
addition.
Miss Myrtle Lehman closed
successful term in the lower room
Of the Spicer school last Wednes
day, and left on Thursday for he
home in Dodge Center, MINI. Sh
is greatly missed by her man.
friends here.
The Y. P. S. of the Saron Lu
theran church gave successful 50
, cial and program at the church las
Wednesday evening. The proceed
from the lunches amounted t
$12.OO.
Miss Hattie Smith Of Dist. Nc
81 finished an eight months teri
of school last week. She left o
2 Friday for a short vacation at he
. home, before leaving for Dakota
4 where she will teach two months
e term of school. Her many FRIEND
: in these parts will be pleased t
F.. learn that she will teach in "51
the coming school year.
The Chautauqua auditorium
I going Up fast. It is a building l;
x80 feet, with rounded ends, an
V when finished will present an in
posing appearance. Hundreds (
different kinds Of trees have bee
planted on the grounds during tt
e week.
q The entertainment and bask'
social given by the Grammar roo
'' Of the Spicer school at Mardin
Hall last Friday evening was a su
u cess in every detail. The progra
Il Was good and we'll rendered. tt
neat sum Of $500 was the procee'
;, of the sale.
Norwegian school commenced
the Green Lake church last Monda
with Miss Mathilda Slattum
5, Lake Andrew as teacher.
1T Christine Peterson, Spicer Ce
$ trail girl, was in Willmar Mond;
$, and Tuesday of this week.
2 August Olson arrived from t
S, cities last week for a visit with h
e, father, John Olson Of Spicer.
The Ladies society of the Gre