Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-08-11
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Spicer-on-G reen-Lake. Aug. o.
Miss Minnie Thompson is at pres
ent working at the lnterlachen.
After visiting with relatives at
kenmare, N. D., for q month, Mrs.
Oscar Anderson returned home last
week.
Miss Hannah Peterson of Spicer
been engaged to teach in Dist. No.
% the coming winter.
Miss Clara Benson returned to
Willmar Monday after staying for
some time with her sister. Mrs.
James Wilson of Spicer.
Fleetwood Farm enjoyed pleas
ant visit from Rev. B. E. Walters
and wife last Wednesday,. Miss
Mabel Knock, q sister of Mrs. WAL
ter, accompanied them, returning
to Kandiyohi Saturday.
Miss Clara Holster came home
from Willmar Saturday. She has
attended the summer school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peterson
were guests at the home of Jacob
Kloster last Sunday.
lawrence Swenson came home
from St. Peter last Thursday to Wis.,
it with his parents. He returned
Monday to St. Peter, where he has
a job of tilling.
Rev. and Mrs. |. Johanson leave
their cottage on Crescent Beach this
week. The Reverend returns to
St. Paul. while Mrs. Johanson will
visit her parents in Dakota before
coming home.
Mrs. F. o. Swanson gives social
in the church basement next Fri
/ day afternoon.
Mrs. B. Kleven of Eagle Lake
died last Sunday morning from can
Ger. The funeral was held last
Tuesday.
The Monson family of Nest Lake
and Hendricksons of Spicer, with
Chas. Stark and lady friend of Min
neapolis, picnicked on Green Lake
Sunday.
! Mrs. Fred Edison and three chill
dren, of Minneapolis, have been
visiting for some time at the home
of D. Wilson of Spicer.
Green Lake, Aug. 7.-Lester
Porter of Grafton. N. D.. spent a
few days on Crescent Beach.
Miss Ella Gould of Willmar is
hostess of house party at the
Gould cottage, Miss Gould and Mrs.
L. Crosby and children arrived
Wednesday to prepare the cottage.
The, Sioux Falls house party re-
turned home Monday after having
spent about two weeks.
Ole Moe. the druggist here, had
quite bad attack of blood poison
ing. He was in bathing and cut
his foot on piece of glass.
Mr.. GratZ came out from Will.
mar Friday to spend Sunday with
his family at Stony Point.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bighan of Willmal
are occupying one OF the J. Will.
Jams cottages. Prof. and Mrs.
Tonning were their guests over
Sunday.
| P. L. johnson was in Wilma,
Friday between trains.
| Mrs. S. B. Qvale and Miss O'Nei
came out from Willmar Saturday
to spend some days at the lake.
John Dale of Renville spent Sun.
day with his family at Crescent
Beach.
! Doan's Kidney Pills cure thu
cause of disease. and that is VIII,
the cures are always lasting. Thi!
remedy strengthens and tones W
the kidneys, helping them to drive
out of the body the liquid poison
that cause backache. headache ant
distr@ ssing kidney and urinar,
complaints. Willmar people testi
fy to permanent cures.
Andrew Weiss. 62O Monongali,
Ave.. Willmar. Mimi, says: m,
work caused me to stoop a grea
deal and think this was the caus
of my kidney weakness. suffere'
from rheumatism and my bac]
ached 80 severely at times that
1 thought l would be unable to &c
home. was also subject to head
aches and dizzy spells when every
thing would turn hlacl- before me