Willmar tribune., 1909-01-06

Ringville, Jan. 2.-Student Lee
conducted services in Gausdahl
church last Sunday.
Rasmus Olson entertained num-
ber of his neighbors on New Years
day.
John Schroeder has left the farm
and gone to Belgrade, where he has
bought out the dray business. of
which he took charge on Jan. first.
Alfred Hoiseth went back to Nor
ris last Thursday to resume his
work in the creamery there.
Rev. Kofoed from Glenwood con-
Quoted services at Grow River last
Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. 8. johnson last Thursday.
A number of our young folks
took in the home talent play.
"Struck Cas- at New London on
Monday evening. and report very
enjoyable time.
Della Simars is at present visit
ing with friends in Iowa.
Albert Solseth, who is living on
his claim in North Dakota, visited
at his old home here during the
holidays.
Carl Trulson, who has so faith
fully served as our mail carrier
ever since we got the rural free de-
livery five or six years ago, has re-
signed his job, and Pete Krantz of
Georgeville took charge Of the route
Jan. l. We all extend our thanks
to Mr.. Trulson for his steady and
faithful service.
| A large number of our young
folks were entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Open on
Monday evening, Dec. %. The
evening was spent in playing games
and other amusements, and every
body went home content and happy
over having spent very enjoyable
evening. as MIR. Oppen is just the
man to entertain a set Of young
folks, being so jolly and full of fur
himself.
Quite few Of our young folks
were entertained at R. Olson's home
Saturday evening.
George Ha|vorson and Alex Stem
erson went back to New Londor
Monday to resume their studies al
the High school.
The Minerva Literary society me-
on Sunday evening, Dec. 27, with :
; very large attendance. A very
1 good literary program was rend
cred, consisting of recitations, {
newspaper, leap year speech and,
] Norwegian selection by Berger
5 johnson which caused much laugh
{ ter and applause. The question
for debate was, "Should women b.
admitted to, the right of suffrage.
Both sides of the question wer'
very we'll discussed by the speakers
but the judges decided in favor o
the negative. The Minervas will
' hold their next meeting on Frida,
evening. Jan. Is, when the ques
), ton for debate will be, "Resolved
That the average man of today ha
: a better chance financially than ou
!. forefathers had.
= Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson en-
: tertained a number of their friend
}. last Sunday.
r When you are inclined to spea
: harshly to the telephone girl be
k cause she can't answer twenty call
J. at once and always give you frs
J. chance, just glance at the follow
= ing toast given her by an 1llinoj
J. man: "Here's to the telephon
l. girl-an employe who does tn
J. most work and suffers the mo:
J. abuse for the money she receives
# who does the most favors that al
= unappreciated by those upon whol
they are conferred, and who know
more about women than the Office
of the federation of clubs; MOI
~ about the manners of children tha
E the teachers do, and who can te
Sc where every lady and gent(ema
{. lives. She is seen in all lands ar
:, all climes, and speaks all tongue
10 God bless her,
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