Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-01-31
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Harrison. Jan. % Ed sanderson Of
Willmar made his usual call In this VIC
Unity last Sunday.
Miss Elsie Monson departed last Mon
day for few days visit with friends at
Willmar and vicinity
few OF the Harrisonites were enter
tanned by Pagel Bros. one evening last
week.
Peter Henderson Of spicer called at
John Tait's last Monday
Tom Ross is at present employed at
L D. Dahl's. -, .@
The John Olson young people anu Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Martin were Monday ev-
ening visitors at the VIM. Lester home
in Irving. r.. -.
Peter Henderson of Spicer was called
to Geo. Martins last Monday to attend
to a horse, which was hurt quite badly
by being kicked about two weeks ago,
and at this writing is not much improv-
ed. Z, >.>
Chas. Olson, the cattle buyer, was in
this vicinity last Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Martin visited at
Henry Horne's last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson and son
Roy, called at Geo. Martins Tuesday
evening
A few from this vicinity took in the
dance at Grow River last Saturday night.
Miss Elsie Mickaelson returned home
last Monday after spending q couple OF
weeks with relatives and friends at Win.
| mar.
Mrs. VIM. Monsoon called at Henry
Horne's last Wednesday.
Little Russell Hanson has been on the
sick list but at this writing is much i'm.
proved.
| J. c. Hanson called at Geo. Wilson's
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. T. r. Harris and son Leonard
were Atwater callers last Thursday.
A. E. Dahl was a Spicer caller last
Wednesday.
Hauling coal seems to be the order o,
the day. This is something like thu
winters our grandfathers tell about
E. E. Feig was around last Thursday
collecting assessments for the Harrison
Union Telephone Co.
Mrs. Geo. e. Martin has entered thu
contest for an automobile to be give1
away by the st. Paul Daily News fol
the most subscriptions received by he1
before Feb. q. The writer wishes hel
success and hopes that all that renew
their subscriptions to that paper from
this locality will remember to do so be
fore Feb. q and state that the vote.
be credited to Mrs. Geo. E. Martin, Spic
er, MINI.
| August L. Olson Of Selona, MIMI, i.
visiting at the home of his sister ant
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. F H. Har
ris.
Mrs. J. H. Parsons, who has beer
spending couple Of weeks at her par
| entail home near Diamond Lake, returned
home Friday.
Will Monsoon was Spicer caller Sat
urday.
Geo. Wilson was a Saturday visitor i,
Atwater.
Dan McCrimmon is on the sick list.
The Harrison Dairy Association helt
their monthly meeting Saturday, Jan
| 20.
Miss Ida Harris, who has been EN-
p1oyed in general merchandise store a
Beardsley, MIMI, for the past few weeks
returned home Friday.
| ~ o6oA 1eluIHcu uOIIle laSL MOnQay
after several weeks visit with rela
tives and friends at Minneapolis.
Harrison Jan. 22-Farmers In thi.
locality marketed stock in Atwater las
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruff entertained a few
of their neighbors last Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Kragenbring called
at E. Halvorson's Wednesday evening.
c. Pagel arrived home Tuesday from
an extended visit with relatives in Min
|neapolis.
DR.. Porter Of Atwater made profes
sional call in this vicinity Friday
Mrs. H. Horne who is suffering Will
an attack of inf1ammatory rheumatism
Is somewhat improved so as to be abb
to move about with the aid of chair.
D McCrimmon is on the sick list
Walter McRae is assisting his bro
ther-in-law, A. E. Dahl at present.
H. o. Myhre is canvassing in this 10
cality displaying silverware for various
Occasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Kragenbring en-
tertained few Of their friends at thei
home last Friday evening.
L. D. Dahl marketed hogs at Spice
last Thursday.
VIM. Maier our local hustling countr.
butcher, displayed some Of his profes
sional skill in slaughtering at Edw
IPageps last Thursday
B. M johnson is busy these days haul
ing wood
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feig of Atwater
visited with Rufus over Sunday.
Miss angie Defoe spent Sunday a
her parental home near Kandiyohi.
S. M. and A. E. Dahl and friends Sun
Idayed at H. Dahl's.
Rev. McHenry of Atwater conducted
services in the Harrison Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon.
The directors of the creamery helt
their monthly meeting Saturday ant
next Saturday, Jan. q is their annua
business meeting.