Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-07-10
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Spicer-on-Gr Lake, July g.
Mrs. Lena Hanson and Ida arrived
Wednesday for Atwater for a visit
with relatives in this vicinity.
Enoch Lindholm returned Satur-
day from Cokato where he has visit
ed with friends. He was accompanied
by Miss Alice johnson who will visit
for some time at Spicer.
Rev. 0. A. Oppegaard, who is oc-
cupying cottage ON Green Lake
Beach, went to Dell Rapids, S: D.,
Saturday.
d: Wilson is busy these days plac-
ing a new foundation under his
house.
Miss Sophia Hanson from south
OF Wlllmar visited over the Fourth
with Josie and Thora johnson.
Mrs. Lundberg and children from
Ashland, Wisconsin, arrived We'd
nesday to spend the summer at the
home Of Adolph Nelson. Mrs. Lund-
berg is a sister of Mr.. Nelson.
The patrons of Mail Route No 2,
who CHANGED to see their carrier,
Henry Thorvig, last Saturday MORN
ing, were wondering at the unusually
happy smile he wore that day. But
the mystery was solved when it was
learned that bouncing baby boy ar
rived at his house the evening before.
All patrons and friends congrat,,
late.
Geo. Wilson and family of Kan
diyohi spent the Fourth at D. Will
sons Of Spicer.
Bonnie Hendrickson came down
from Minneapolis Wednesday to
spend the Fourth with his wife and
baby who have spent a few weeks
with relatives here. Mr.. Hendrick-
SON and family returned to the city
last Monday,
The posts for the Spicer cemetery
have arrived and Robert Aune is
now busy putting them up.
Mrs. Edw. L. Guam and children
visited with her folks John Thorvig's
over Sunday.
M. N. Olson is spending a. few days
at his home after having been away
working for some time with the
Great Northern depot painters.
S. c. Hillman arrived from Brai-
nerd Friday where he spent a few
days.
Ole Haverly returned from Thief
River Falls last Wednesday where
he went to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Otto Thompson, and to see the coun-
try.
Nils Vik came up from Chippewa
Falls, Wis, last week to locate on
the Julius Bake place, about 212
miles south of Spicer. His family
arrived Monday.
F. A. Cormack and family ar
rived last week from Sioux City
and are occupying their cottage on
Green Lake Beach.
DR.. Hugh Henderson returned to
Chicago Saturday after short Wis
it with his brother at Spicer.
The Spicer base ball team went to
Belgrade the Fourth and won the
game played there 4 to 2.
Clarence and Walter Anderson
Of New London are staying at pre-
sent with their uncle, Aug. Muller,
enjoying farm life.
Emmett Field from east Of New
London visited last week at the
home of Ed. Kelly.
The Green Lake congregation held
services at the Haverly picnic
grounds last Sunday forenoon. In
the afternoon, the parochial school
children gave program arranged
by their teacher, Miss Selma Klos-
ter.
Martin S. Carlson came up from
Minneapolis last Monday to spend
his vacation with his folks here. He
is employed on the Northern Pacific
railroad from Minneapolis.
Miss Cora Smith left for Murdoch
last week after spending a couple
Of months at Nils Banners.
S. E. Olson departed for Wisconsin
Friday after a few weeks visit at
the home Of his father in law, G. T.
Holt.
The Willing Workers of the Zion
church will meet with Mrs. CLAUS
Thorvig on Friday evening.
The Young Peoples Society will
give an ice cream social on Saturday
evening at the home of Peter Sven
son on the shore of George Lake.
Leo. Masters of Kenmare, N. D.,
who has been visiting with relatives
there returned to his home on Mon
day.
Jenius Johnson returned from
Minneapolis after spending the 4th
Of July with friends at that place.
The Ladies' Aid of the Green
Lake church will be entertained at
the home of Rev. I. A. Johanson
Wednesday,, July II. All are well
come.
William Olson & Co. did some
rroat land 0ffico hneinocc this wool