Willmar tribune., 1909-06-30
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Spicer- on Green-L Lake, June o.
DR.. Jno. Jacobs was at Spicer on
business last Thursday.
Albert Peterson has been engaged
to work thru the summer for Aug.
Moller, commencing this week.
Miss Edla johnson of Tyler.
Minn.. visited from Monday till
Tuesday last week at the home Of
her ancle. F. o. Swanson. She re-
turned to her home from there. af-
ter visiting a few weeks in this
county.
Rev. Nordber9, accompanied by
Prof L6beck of the Ladies' Semi
nary of Fargo. visited Spicer last
Thursday.
Mrs. Nat. Ostlund and children,
Arnold and Myrtle, of Dassel ar
rived at Spicer Saturday to visit
over the Fourth with friends in this
vicinity. The Ostlund family were
residents of Spicer some time ago.
Andrew Anderson and mother, of
New London, were Spicer visitors
Sunday.
Mission meeting of this district
of the Swedish Lutheran Church
will be held at New London and
Spicer Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. Further particulars
later.
The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Anderson was baptized by Rev.
A. F. Seastrand at the Swedish
church Sunday, and received the
name Lillian Jeanette.
Green Lake is to have another
steamboat. K. Berg of Willmar
had the boat shipped to Spicer from
St. Cloud last Tuesday. the boat
having come up the river that far
from Lake Pepin. The boat pre-
sents a neat appearance, and has
the advantage of having an inclosed
deck. 1t will be ready for passen-
gers when the Chautauqua opens.
People are now busy getting
ready for the festivities of Chau>
tauqua week. Most people expect
to entertain visitors, but they
should also remember that the
splendid variety of good things that
the Chautauqua program offers is
not put up for city people aid vis-
itors only. They have these advan-
tages in the city and seek the coun-
try for out door recreation mainly.
The things we, the people of the
vicinity, enjoy every day Of the year
but we seldom have the opportunity
of enjoying the intellectual and spir-
itual treats as well as splendid en-
tertainments, variety for every
taste. that is put together in the
nine days program of the chautau-
qua Assembly. Therefore leave
our work for a few days, show that
we can enjoy what develops the
moral and intellectual part of our
ma ture, and at the same time sup
porting a good cause and making
this years Chautauqua a great sue
cess.
The voters of Willmar are to be con-
graduated on the decisive way in
which they settled the telephone
dispute at the special election last
Tuesday in favor of a municipal
telephone exchange. The country
people feel that the question has
been settled right. and rejoice with
the good people of Willmar at their
victory.
The concert given by the Augs.
burg Sextet at Spicer Saturday
evening was a success as far as the
rendition of the program was con.
cerned, but the attendance was moi
what it should have been for such
q treat, the rain and bad roads in
terfering. Those who attended
however, speak well of the singers
and predict larger crowd shoult
they come back here.
! Misses Esther Oppedahl an<
Charlotte Hill, of Dawson, MINI.
return home tomorrow, after a cou
pie Of weeks visit at the home O
Knut Kloster.
Mrs. Johanna Nelson returne,
last week from an extended visit t,
Brooten and Hoffman, where sh
has visited with her married son
and daughter at those points re
spectively.
DR.. H. F. Porter of Willmar Wis
tied with the McCune family q
Crescent Beach Sunday.
Henry Hanscom and wife, o
Willmar, were at the lake fro1
Sunday till Monday this week.
Mrs. F. Harris and children, {
Spicer, have been sick the pa.
: week with tonsilitis. They al
better at this writing.
Il Miss Selma Kloster returned frol
. South Dakota last Saturday, whe,
! she recently closed a term of Nc
! wegian parochial school.
u Quite number of members {
the Spicer band and others attende
! the picnic at Kandiyohi given
! the band of that place on Midsun
I mer day. All report a good tim
IL Mr. and Mrs 4 n Cxuanao,, ox