Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-05
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Services will be held in the Swedish
Lutheran church next Sunday, July
2, at IL o'clock a. NJ, Sunday school
at 10 o'clock. Rev. Chr. Swenson,
pastor. @ ,1
Miss Agnes Kulset of New London
arrived from Litchfield on Friday
where she has been visiting with
friends for some time. She stopped
off at Spicer to visit at Hotel Tepee-
tonka for few days.
Banker Brandt Of Murdoch came
out on Monday to spend some time
at his cottage by Green Lake.
Carl Thompson came home from
Grove City, to attend the Y. P. con-
vention. @
Jacob N. Olson returned Satur-
day, from Wisconsin where he has
been seeking medical aid.
Miss Elsie Nicholson went to Hen
ry Martins on Saturday, after
spending a couple of months at In
terlachen Hotel.
Ben Hendrickson departed fol-
Minneapolis Sunday evening after
spending his annual vacation of two
weeks, with his folks.
Rev. B. X. Barstad and family OF
Dawson are at present occupying a
cottage by Green Lake.
Miss Ruby Magny Of Marine Mills
is at present entertained at the Ed
enwood Farm.
Miss Bertha Thorvig came home
from St. Paul last week after spend
ing a couple Of months at that place
Miss Clara Kloster left on Mon
day for Willmar where she will at
tend the Teachers Training School
Miss Lille Arneson who has been
spending some time in Minneapolis
came home last Wednesday.
Mrs. CLAUS Thorvig who has been
visiting with her folks at Faltun
Wisconsin, for the past three weeks
arrived home on Thursday.
Mrs. Claud Doty is at present
staying with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. jacobson.
Rev. Aug Mellam arrived here
Monday, for visit with his sister
Mrs. Alfred Estvig.
Rev. Oppegoord Of Madison and
son, DR.. Appegoord of New Lon.
don are at present occupying cot.
tage on Green Lake Beach.
Albert Peterson came out from
Willmar ON Saturday to spend Sun.
day with his parents.
Mr.. F. A. Mccormack and family
Of Sioux City, have recently moved
into their new cottage on Green Lake
Beach.
Hugh Campbell Of Willmar spent
Sunday with his folks here.
Miss Bertha Pemble Of Paynesvill'
was guest Of Spicer friends OF
Saturday.
Mrs. mger jacobson is enjoying :
visit from her son, Rev. T. K. JAG.
obs.
Rev. I. A. Johanson and Jacob
jacobson made trip to Irving OF
Tuesday.
| H. E H. Campbell died Tuesda,
morning, after an illness of nearl,
a year.
Sigurt Sogge has bought thresh
ing outfit from J. A. Olson of Ben
son. Arthur Thompson and Mic
Johnson assisted him in taking
home.
William Olson was among thos
from here who boarded the train TO
Willmar Monday to spend a few day
at the Willmar Park Assembly.
Mrs. Kindahl who has been visit
ing with he' mother, Mrs. Susi
Crommett, returned to her home a
Minot Monday.
The Young Peoples Convention o
the Madison District of the Hauge
lSynod, which began Wednesday an
continued until Sunday evening
proved to be very successful in ev
cry way. There were between fiv
and six hundred people attending tn
meetings, among them there wer
about two hundred and fifty visitors
Ten ministers were present. Lecture
were given by Rev.'s Nesvig, Lund
Barstad, Oppedahl, WIKI and Mis-
Rygstad. Music was furnished b
the Spicer Orchestra and the com
bined choir gave a number Of songs
Everybody went home delighted an
were we'll pleased with their week
outing.