Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-18
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Splcer-On-Green-L March IA.
Albert Thorvig took the train for
Willmar today.
Mrs. Parker from north of the
lake left for Iowa Monday, where
she will visit relatives at different
points.
Mrs. Peter Henderson will enter
tain the Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church Friday after
noon, March q.
State high school board examina-
tions were conducted in Mr.. Holm
berg's room of the Spicer school
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Smith spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends at Spi-
Ger.
Joseph Kloster left today for Es-
tevan. Canada, to take position as
bookkeeper in business house Of
that place.
The Y. P. S of the Green Lake
church last Sunday evening was
we'll attended. The next meeting
will be held Sunday evening, April
5.
Miss Edna Monson returned from
Willmar Saturday afternoon, after
a weeks visit with friends there.
The Ladies Mission society of the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
at the church basement on Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, March
Is. Mrs. Osmund Sonderson enter
tains.
Marie Kloster visited with her
folks south Of town over Sunday,
returning to Willmar Monday.
Mrs. John Berg Of Willmar came
to Spicer last week for few days.
visit with her brothers, Chas. and
Theo. Thompson, east of town.
Misses Anna and Sophia Carlson
of Willmar were the guests Of Miss
Clara Orred Of Spicer over Sunday.
Lottie Halvorson and Enock
Swenson, who are attending school
at New London, came up on Friday
to spend the weeks vacation at
their respective homes in Harrison
and Green Lake townships.
| Misses Pauline and Bertha Thor
wig were Willmar visitors last
week.
i Mrs. Geo. Holt and daughter
Mabel were in Willmar from Satur-
day till Tuesday last week.
! B. F. Kucheman left on Thursday
for Bellevue, Iowa, for a few days
visit with his mother, who resides
at that place.
i The Chautauqua Board met in
Willmar Wednesday vening.
| Messrs. Kucheman, Jacobs and o.
son were the members from Spicer
; who attended,.
| David Holmberg returned Satur.
day after having enjoyed a week s
; vacation from school duties visit
ing at Renville, Mortified and
Minneapolis during that time.
Swedish Lutheran Sunday schoo
commenced last Sunday Afternoon
and will be held every Sunday at {
p. M, except on the Sundays wher
services are held, when the time
for the Sunday school is one hou]
before services.
The home of M. N. Olson wa
gladdened by the arrival Of a boun
l cling baby boy last Thursday. Tht
cigars are going their rounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Kloster ar
e rived at Spicer Saturday from Min
e neapolis, where they have spent tn
winter. They have rented the up
per story rooms of Jacob Kloster'
n building across from the depot ant
e will move into these quarters quit
I soon and become Spicer resident
this summer.
e Nels Benson and family move'
from the Kloster building to room
n in the rear of the old bank build
IS ing last Saturday.
l. Clarence Lindgren of Edenwoo
n Farm has been sick the past wee
l. with the grippe.
n Two bobsleighs full Of joll
r young people from Spicer and "
l. cinity took advantage Of the las
J. sleighing of the season last Wednes
le day evening by taking a three mil
7s drive into the country west {
E. town, and succeeded in carrying OF
E. a surprise on Miss Hattie Smith
a who stays at the home of Aus
A. Moller, the occasion being tt
le young lady's birthday anniversar!
a, The evening was pleasantly spel
III with games. The girls served
=, delicious lunch. At midnight tt
IT, J! merry party left amid congratul;
II tions and best wishes to the estin
10 able young lady for many happy r.
n turns of the day.
T. The meeting Of the Ladies Societ
of the Green Lake church la
Wednesday was largely ATTENDED
r The next meeting will be held
1y Ole Haverlie's home on Green lal
of April L.