Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22
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stlS sA4s ults 1Al0 society OF thes PreS-
byteran church at the Tepeetonka
next Fiday, May oath, IN the after
noon q and evening All are cordially
invited. ...-.
PLANS have been made by the Spic- !.
q Orchestra to give q concert on the
eyening Of Decoration Day, May 80.
Mrs. 4. 1. Ellis, Dist. Supt. Of the.
Children's Home Society Of our state,
was at Spicer last week. She brot
q little boy, six years old with her,
from the Home, which she left at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hamilton.
The contract for grading hill east
Of Sam Lake, was last Saturday let:
to Mark Downs.
The 18th Of May festival held in
the Green Lake church bv the Young
Peoples society last Friday, was a
success in every way. Addresses
were given BY Hon. Elias Racine Of
Willmar and Rev. I. "A. Johanson.
Several musical selections were also
given. The proceeds from the din
nor aud sale Of fancy articles,
amounted to over $50.
Mrs. T. NJ. Findley is enjoying a
visit from her mother Mrs. A.. S.
Gregory from Chicago, who arrived
last week. ss..
Rev. I. A. Johanson and student
O. Fosso returned Thursday from
Hanley Falls, where they attended
the district convention.
Mrs. L. w. Beers and three child
rem arrived last week and joined Mr..
Beers. They intend to spend the
summer here, in their cottage, which
has recently been erected on Cotton
wood Beach by 0. Sonderson.
Albert Peterson Of Willmar spent
Sunday with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. Moller.
O. Sonderson purchased the build
ing adjoining o. A.. Orrefs residence
and moved it last Saturday on the
lots belongings to the Raun Silo and
Cement Co.
Joe Swenson and Arthur Klostc1
who are attending school at Willma1
arrived home Friday for an over
Sunday visit with their folks.
Rev. I. A. Johanson and SON Stan
ley left for the cities Monday for a
few davs' stay. =
Student 0. Fosso went to Atwate1
Saturday and conducted services
there on Sunday. z.,z =...
Bernette Nelson is at present stay
ing with Mrs. F. O. Swenson.
Mrs. C. NJ. lawson of New Lon
don was at Spicer between trains
Thursday. -@ 49,.
Jacob Jacobson is conducting
meetings. at Long Lake this week.
Mrs. C. H. Parker arrived here last
week aud intends to spend about a
week, visiting her son and daughter.
in-aaw,s Mr.. and Mrs. j. 81. Parker.
Mrs. H.. o. Olson and little daugh.
tor, Harriet, arrived Friday from
Benson for a months visit here with
relatives and friends. : z.
Miss Esther Holt came over from
Whitman Friday and visited at h,l
homo until Saturday.
Chas. Olson, accompanied by his
brother Carl, from near Kandiyohi
left Friday for DEBORAH, Iowa, t.
visit their sister, Mrs. Guttormso on
who resides at that place.
Oscar johnson departed last FRI:
day for Blaboon, N. D., where he in.
tends to spend the summer. d.,
Messrs. NJ. j. Kloster and A. j
Thorvig made a business trip to Ter
race, Mimi, Thursday, in the lat
ter's auto. -,
Miss Alma Swenson left for St
Peter Thursday to be in attendance
at the commencement exercises al
the G.. A. College. She will also visit
friends for some time: T.. #
Rev. Theo. Paulson from Litchfielc
arrived at Spicer Saturday and went
out to Lake Florida. HIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Peterson Oh
Willmar were. guests at the latter's
parental home here last Thursday.
4 Miss Clara Kloster left for Will.
mar Saturday for a couple of days
visit with friends.
Messrs. NJ J.. Kloster and N. 0
Jacobson received a carload Of ma
chinery the past week. ..s.
w. j. Warner returned home Sat.
urday after. a few days absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Andersen
moved to Spicer the latter part Of
1.-The week and are now nicely settled
in their new home here. s.
John Boyd and Henry Martin were
planting trees on the J. NJ. Spicel
cemetery the mast week
Mrs. C. A. Halvorson and Miss
Mabel Hagen came over from Grut
last week and went to Irving to visi1
the formers mother and brother
Mrs. "A. Danperud and Aug. DANCE.
|rud.
Mrs. M. Downs returned to Will
Imar Saturday after visit with hel
tsons here.
lg6 Mise Sadie Horne ARRIVED home