Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-19
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Spicer, July II, 1911. Mrs. N. O..
jacobson and children and Miss Ida
jacobson and daughter Marcella,
returned home Thursday from cou-
pie Of weeks visit with relatives and
friends ct Donnelly,
r. NJ, Whitmus came out from
Willmar last week for few days
stay with his family at the Mrs. J.
H. Parson home in Irving. III.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell Of Willmar
visited with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sivert Hanson, the past week.
Miss Adella Olson arrived home
from Willmar last week, where she
has been engaged as cashier and
book keeper at the Benson Bros. &
Jorris store for about a year. She
intends to spend the summer months
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kucheman and
children Of st. Paul arrived here last
Wednesday and are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Harris.
Mrs. Victor Anderson and son,
Wendell, of Willmar, visited with her
sister, Mrs. Dan Downs, the past
week.
Joseph Swenson had the misfor-
tune Of having his face badly cut
while riding his bicycle. He was
thrown off head foremost to the
ground, his face striking on the ce-
ment sidewalk. DR.. Healy tended the
injury. I
Oscar johnson recently disposed
of his motorcycle to Walter McRae
Of Harrison. ~
Sam Kirby is at present visiting
with his father, H. G. Kirby. Sam
is riding a Harley Davidson motor
cycle. ~ ~ r
| Albert Thorvig was in Willmar
one day last week in the interest of
lSchool District 81.
| William Olson transacted business
at Willmar couple Of days last
week.
Alfred Hanson is working for his
sister and brother law, Mr.. and
MRS. G. w. Monsoon Of Harrison.
| Ole johnson is building gran
airy for Henry Martin. ~.
| Oscar johnson departed last Wed
nesday for Blaboon, N. D., where he
will spend a few MONTHS
Otto Roaming has given his store
building and dwelling house a new
coat of paint. ..
VIM. Peterson was at the county
seat between trains on Wednesday.
,Chas. Thompson is building an adj
dition tc his barn this week.
John Olson went to New Londor
last Wednesday to attend the funer.
, al Of the late Rev. Erick Hedin.
i Mrs. G.. H. Parker left on Thurs.
day for Nebraska, where she viii
visit with relatives for some time.
| Andrew Skoglund visited with his
brother, John, who is working neal
! Murdock, the past week. .n
IL. Mrs. r. Hamilton returned las
| Friday from Iowa, where she attend
, ed the funeral Of her father.
Il Miss Clara Barber, who has beer
? visiting relatives at Milaca for som,
time, returned Saturday.
5 Mesdames G. Monson and Mel.
l Johnson were guests Of relatives a
Willmar over Sunday.
Port Mcdowell has recently put .
! new gasoline engine in his steam
t boat. -. ."s 4
Y John Martinson has been engage.
to work for J. Kloster during tn
busy season. *..-.:.- ~
Mrs. Johannes Thorvig was .
y quest Of relatives at Spicer the pas
y week. .E.- H..
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ridgeway ant
t son, Paxton, returned Friday to thei
}. home at Salix, Iowa, after enjoyin|
a couple Of weeks outing by Greel
Lake. -, .5
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Sands an,
n children of Norma, N. D., visite
e relatives and friends in this vicinit
: last week.
Ole Thorpe returned from Donnel
ly on Friday, where he has investe
: in a quarter section of land.
T. M. J. Kloster and N. O. Jacobso
: and families were guests at j.
Holsters last Sunday.
Gustavus johnson from the John
son School of Music was here a cou
I pie of days tuning pianos.
! H. J. Thorvig and NJ. j. Kloste
made a business trip to Kandiyof
| last Tuesday. q
/ A surprise was sprung on Knu
| Kloster last Thursday by some q
| his relatives and friends, it being hi
| 50th birthday anniversary. The
met at liver Jacobson's farm HON
at 2 p M, from which place the
! proceeded to Knut Holsters HON,
They soon made themselves at HON
and delicious supper was prepare
by the ladies, Of which everyone pal
took: On leaving a purse Of none
was handed over to Mr.. Kloster a
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