Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18
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MIS-. IleuTy V1uDldu was SucSt
of friends at Litchfeld the past week.
Mrs. A. Embertson returned Thurs
day from visit since Wednesday
with friends at Willmar.
Mrs. Helen Campbell spent a few
days last week at the home of her
son Hugh and family, of Willmar.
Miss Dora Wilson will entertain the
Sewing Club at her home next Thurs
day, Dec. 10th.
Mrs. John Ahlstrom and son, Oliv-
er, returned Thursday from a few
days visit with relatives at Willmar.
The Sunday school of the Presby-
terrain church will have their Christ
mas tree exercises on Christmas eve.
A good program is being prepared.
Rev. Early delivered his Christmas
sermon in the Presbyterian church
last Sunday. He leaves this week for
his home in Ohio, to spend the holi-
days with his folks.
VIM. Olson and Co. have sold and
closed up the following deals recent
ly: The Great Northern Hotel at New
London, which has been owned by
Nels Guam, was sold to S. Mack of
Tracy, Mimi; the Erick Holster
building and lot, New London to
Frank Rose; the Andrias Olson so
acre farm in town of Green Lake to
Anus Johnson; the Emily Holm 80
acre farm in town Of New London to
John Nelson; the Gust Ristrom pro-
perty on the west shore Of Green
Lake, consisting Of a house and 312
acres of land, to Andrew Olson, and
an IL acre timber lot on north side
Of Green Lake, owned by John Ok
erson, to Peter A. Jagerstrom, who
has now started to erect a building.
Mrs. F. O. Swenson visited rela-
tives and friends at New London
| from Thursday until Monday.
Miss Florence Henderson returned
] to Willmar Monday after an over
|Sunday visit with her folks here.
Anthem Thranum was a guest at
the Holt home last Sunday.
Miss Julia Peterson went to Kan
! diyohi Saturday, for a visit at he1
parental home until Monday.
: Mrs. w. H. Clark returned to he,
home at Irving Monday, after visit
e ing for a few days at the Osmuno
Sondreson home.
Miss Nellie Holt was a guest OF
friends at Willmar the first Of the
week.
A. P. Raun returned last Wednes-
dav from a couple Of weeks visit
with friends in the cities.
Rev. T. K. Jacobs arrived home
= last week after few days. stay il
= North Dakota.
II Mrs Mary Downs returned to WILL
> mar Thursday, after few days Wis
u it at the home of her son, P. H
'|DoWns.
IL Ole Bakken from Eagle Lake wa:
y in our burg from Wednesday unit
p Thursday.
Il Gust Engberg and family iron
Kenmare, N. D., arrived here Monda.
g for visit at the J. A. Masters hom
for an indefinite time.
l. O. j. Orsen and Ingvald Larson
y and daughter, Anna, were Wilma
visitors from Friday until Saturday
J. A. O. Orred, Edw. Guam, VIM. OF
o. son and Jno. Nordeen autoed to Will
mar Friday, returning the same eve
ming.
~ Misses Nellie and Title Hegstror
were guests of friends at Wilma
from Thursday until Saturday.
~ Jno. Ahlstrom was at Willmar Fri
> day and Saturday attending tn
meetings Of the West Central Mime
< sofa Development Association.
Mrs. P. H. Downs returned Mon
le day from a few days. visit with rela
re tives at Willmar.
A. j. Anderson and family snen
"a Sunday with relatives at New Lon
don.
= Melvin Mostue, who has bee
: spending the summer at the Henr
II Martin home, departed last week TO
! Minneapolis, where he will join hi
| parents, who recently moved there.
II The G. N. carpenter crew resume
| work on the ice house the first of tn
week, after weeks absence.
III Tom Mulcare made business tri
to the county seat between train
Monday.
Roy Bingham went to Willmar las
Monday.
A. H. Sperry of Willmar visite
friends in this vicinity the latter pal
Il Of the week.
Joseph Hoyez spent Sunday wit
II his parents at Litchfeld.
"Julotta" will be conducted at tn
| Saron church of Spicer Christina
| day at 5 80 in the morning by stu
dent S. w. Hanson from G. A. Coll
eye.
The children's festival will be Civ
| en- in the evening of Christmas da
beginning at 1880 o'clock.
i Mrs. Edw. L. Guam will entertai
| the Ladies' Aid Society of the Zio
II church in the church, annex ne2