Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-07-03

ia guest Of Mrs. Aug. Johnson at. the NJ
sOrred home the past week.
# Mrs. Inger Jacobson visited relatives
at Spicer Friday.
Ole Erickson was at Willmar the
latter part Of the week.
Edw. =. Guam and ramIiy and A. ].
Thorvig autoed to Norway Lake Sunday
for q days visit with relatives.
Jacob Jacobson arrived home Monday
from Donnelly after spending about a
week there. sss
Misses Josie Jacobson and Florence
Nalztne Of Donnelly were guests at the
N. O. jacobson home. the first OF the
week. 3.
Miss Ellen Hegstrom accompanied sby
her niece, Olga Carlson. who has been
spending q couple Of months with her
grandmother, departed Saturday for Or
tonville, where Miss Hegstrom will Wis
it her sister for an indefinite time.
G. Abbot went to Paynesville for q
short visit Saturday.
Miss elsie Monsoon arrived home from
Willmar Saturday, where she has been
q guest of relatives for some time.
Chas. Nordgren went to South st.
Paul Monday with carload Of stock.
Mrs. Adolf Nelson will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society of the Saron church
on Wednesday. July TO- in the church
basement. Lunch will be served thru
out the afternoon and evening. All are
cordially invited
Services will be held in the Sw. Luth.
church next Sunday at II a. M, Sunday
ehool at 10 O'clock. Rev. c. Swenson,
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Anderson and Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. Moller visited at the
John Rykken home last Sunday. Mr..
| and Mrs. Anderson intend to spend a
few days before returning
Victor Danielson went to the Cities
Monday for visit with his sister, Mrs
John Ekblad
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Olson of Willmal
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. OF.
son from Sunday until Monday.
Hugh Henderson from Chicago ar.
rived here Monday for visit at the Pc.
ter Henderson home
Mrs. Frank Lindvall and little
daughter Evaline were guests at. the
Lake View Hotel from Friday unit
Saturday. They were on their wa,
home to Hibbing after an extended visit
! Will d UfOCHer at DIVA.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hale left Frida,
for their home at Omaha, Nebraska, af
ter a couple of weeks stay at Hote
Tepeetonka.
Our popular auctioneer, Peter Hender
son, drove over to Willmar SATURDAY tt
auction off the lots in Homewood PARK
| Sperry's ADDITION.
Bernt diversion spent Sunday will
friends at Spicer.
Mr.. Hildahl and son came over from
W1llmar Monday and visited until
Tuesday at the o. T. Olson home.
Rev. I. A. Johanson returned Mon
day from Lake Hendricks, where h,
attended the Young Peoples Conven
ton Of the Madison District in tn
Hauge's Synod:
Frank Adams arrived home from Fer
gus Falls last week. r.-
Andrew Nyberg from Fergus Falls i
visiting with his grandmother Mr.. S. II
Adams. T.. :
A party Of ladies from Madison ar
rived here Monday and are occupyin.
the Martin Tew cottage on Crescen
Beach. 49,.
Arnold Anderson is at present en-
gagged as chauffeur for J. M. Spicer,
Mr. Wakeman and family arrived her
Monday and will occupy their cottag
on Crescent Beach,
If William Olson and Co. made thre
sales the past week. The Winouis
farm by Nest Lake was sold to Ole ]
fsandve from North Dakota Mr.. oil
son autoed to Montev1deo and on his re
turn was accompanied by Eldor Hen
erickson who purchased the Gust Carl
sson place on the west shore Of Greer
Lake. On Friday, the Arne Embertso1
farm near Eagle Lake was sold to Oh
Fosso from Northfield -
Henry Winblad departed last wee]
for the State of Washington, where h
intends to make an extended stay
Mabel Thorvig spent a few days tn
latter part of the week with her sister
Mrs. Edw. Guam.
Claude Doty, appearing on the street
last Monday evening with an automobil
which he had recently purchased fror
Mr.. Leonard Ihlang of New London
caused quite a surprise among hi
numerous friends in this village He i
of the opinion that horses are not fas
enough for him on the road, so he de
cided to become a possesssor of an aut
and keep pace with the fast movin
world. The purchasing price is no
known but it has been stated from
good authority that it amounts to .
thousand and several hundred-cents.