Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-08
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III Spicer-o Green Lake, May -
Mrs. Otto Ronning Will entertain the
Lads Aid society Of ths Zion church
next Friday afternoon and evening,
Nay 10. Al are cordially invited.
a number Of people from Spicer
went to Willmar last Sunday and at
tended the funeral Of the late James
Kelly.
| Marcus Olson transacted business.
at Litchfsld last week.
Mrs. T. Andrews and children ar
rived last week from Iowa to join;
Mr.. Andrews They are now occupy.
ing the Ekander cottage.
Mrs. Lawrence arrived homo Sat-.
urday from Litchfeld where she had
spent a couple Of days with her
daughter, Mrs. Coffin, who had be-
come quite ILL. Her little daughter
Mabel accompanied her.
Miss Florence Henderson who has
been attending the Willmar high
school, arrived home last Wednes-
day. She was obliged to give up
her studies on account Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson enjoyed
ia visit from their daughter, Annie
Of Willmar the past week.
Rev. Easily, who is graduate Of
the Princeton Theological Seminary
Of New Jersey, will have charge Of
the New London and Spicer Presby-
terrain congregations. He arrived
saturday and preached his first ser
mon here last Sunday. =.
| Mrs. Barner and children arrived
last week from Benson and have now
moved into their new home, the H. G..
Kirby. place, which they purchased
recently. ST..
Student o. Fosso opened a months
term Of Norwegian parochial school
here last Monday.
There will be services in the Sw.
Luth. church next Sunday at 3 o.
clock p. NJ, Sunday school begin
ming at 2 O'clock. ~. =
The annual meeting of the Green
Lake congregation was held last
Monday afternoon. The following
were elected as officers for the COM
ing year: Pres, Knut Kloster; vice
president, J. O. Kaoster; secretary,
Henry J. Thorvig; deacons, Thomas
:, Thompson and Ole daverly; trustee,
Chas: Thompson; revision commit
tee, Henry Thorvig and H. O. Thor
Wig. Knut Kloster and Henry J.
Thorvig were elected delegates to
the annual convention to be held in
:, Red Wing next June. J. 0. Pladson
and Oscar jacobson as alternates
= Miss Title Pladson was elected or
ganist. The congregation has made
some extensive improvements the
|past year.
Rev. I. A. Johanson will conduct
services in the Green Lake church
: next Sunday forenoon at 1880 o.
clock. : An offering will then be tax.
en- up for the organist.
Mrs. Carl Carlson Of Willmar va.
a guest Of friends in this vicinity
the latter part of the week.
j. E. Pitcher arrived from Morris
a last Wednesday and will spend {
). couple of weeks here visiting rela
tives after which he will leave TO-
: Montevideo.
Mrs. F. Carlson visited her daugh
s ter, Mrs. Chas. Nordgren the frs
r Of last week. $50. 4 1872
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Kloster drov1
: to New London last Thursday.
Mrs. Otto Thompson and brother
p Austin Haverly, were Willmar visit
t, ors Thursday. 49,. * a
VI NIB. johnson was at the count.
: seat on business, a couple OF day
i Hast week. .- y
d Mr.. Barger returned Friday fror
It Kerkhoven, where he had been stay
d ling since Thursday.
g Miss Ether Lawson came owe
= from Willmar Saturday and was
guest Of relatives at Fleetwood farl
II over Sunday. +s~:.- ss-
h Thomas Jones, who owns a dair
l. farm near Chicago, was here las
It week for the purpose Of purchasin
some good mich cows. He left Fri
lie day evening with a carload Of 2
cows. -,. s. 81.
IN Mrs. Gena jacobson was a Wilma
l. Visitor last Friday. -..
Of Mrs. p. Downs was a guest OF re
to atives and friends at Willmar tt
in latter part Of the week.
John Boyd Of Willmar called z
Spioer friends Saturday.
lis Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Olson departs
lis FOR Thief River Falls Saturda
q where they have purchased a shou'
ne and intend to make their futu
es home.
I'D Misses Ida Rosenberger and Jul
a Peterson left Saturday for the
~ homes at St. Cloud and Kandiyo
Il respectively, after closing an Gig
Is months, term Of school here. {
Nv Arbor Day teachers and pupils he