Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-11-15
Ilv0S DEATHS REPORTED
ID ID the Budget Of News ssnt II. .Fna
own Of lIaisre


/ Wednesday noon telling Of the death.
lof his sister, Mrs. John Larson, of
i ST. Panl. She was formerly Miss
j Annie Abrahamson and, when q giirl,
La resident Of Mamre. Mrs. Larson.
has for number Of years been all
ing from heart trouble from which
she passed away on Wednesday.
might. Mrs. Larson leaves to mourn
her. departure her husband, John
Larson, three brothers, Nels Abram-
sonsof Penn0ck, John and Matt sAb-
Ransom Of Strandburg, S. D., and
one sister, Mrs. John Foster Of st.
Paul, besides great number Of 9TH
er relatives and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs. Nels Abramson went down on
Friday afternoon to be present at
the funeral which took place on Sat-
urday.
Miss Louise Tingvall, oldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ting.
vail Of town Of Mamre died at her
home on Saturday morning, Nov. IL.
Miss Louise was sick only a few.
weeks, a victim Of the rheumatic few
er: She has been suffering from this
disease off and on since early child
hood. The funeral was held on
Thursday at the Salem Mission
church, Rev. A. w. Franklin officia-
ting. The many relatives and friends
deeply sympathize with the bereaved.
family in their great loss Of loving
daughter and sister.
Messrs. Milton johnson and JUS
tice Josephson left for their respect
i've homes near Saltwater Friday af-
ter having spent over two months !.
threshing in this vicinity. They found
it a tough proposition to make
stake here, owing to the inclement
weather that has prevailed here this
fall.
Mr.. Amos Abramson last week
rented the Sven Swenson farm for
a period of three years. He will
tackle the domestic duties himself
such as "fopping the pancakes and
Singing the biscuits if in the mean
time he does not tangle up with any
Of Mamre'ss fair corn cake and but
ter-fed maidens.
= Mr.. Samuel >Holmgren returned
r. RxH >
from Esteyan, Canada, last Friday
where he has spent the summer at
the home of his brother, Peter Holm
gren.
Mrs. Emil Lowen, while walking
between the house and barn at her
home one day last week, stumbled
over and bruised her foot quite bad
ly.
Mrs. Peter Rodman will entertain
the Ladies' Aid of the Lundby Miss
ion church the afternoon Of Dec. s.
Everybody cordially invited.
Miss Ethel Eckman, teacher at the
Success school, visited her parental
home at New London over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Lindgren had
their little girl baptized and given the
name of Ruth Cecilia last Sunday.
Mrs. F. N. Anderson entertains
the Ladies Aid Of the Mamrelund
church in the afternoon of Dec. 9.
Rev. and Mrs. "A. w. Franklin
were guests Of Lake Florida friends
from Thursday until Sunday.
Mrs. B. Lindquist called on old
neighbors and friends in this vicin-
ity last week.
Mr.. Dave Rodman is at present
the guest Of Dawson relatives and
friends.
Mr.: and Mrs. Kemph from Pen
mock called at Ed Lindgren's Nom.
day.
Miss Olga Elkjer, who is attending
the W. 81. S. spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. Lars Bergstrom and sister
Ellen went to the Cities on Monday.
Miss Christine Soderholm returned
to Minneapolis on Thursday.
Miss Selma Dahlsten visited the
Rodman family over Sunday.
Mr.. Carl Norman visited friends
at Willmar over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Olson departed for the
! Twin Cities Friday