Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-08-14
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Lake Elizabeth, Aug. 12-The
Misses Annie and Laura Paulson Of
Mankato were guests at Rev. Eric
sons home here from Monday until
Saturday of last week.
Miss Annie Paulson returned from
Webster, S. D., Tuesday Of last week,
where she had been staying with the
family Of her brother for some time.
The families of Bowman's, Holm
green's, August Olson's, Reuben Elk
bom's and a few others picniced at
Kandiyohi Lake last Sunday.
The Gust Boom family will soon
movt to Willmar where they expect
to make their future home. They pur-
chased the Rev. Oberg residence
some time ago, which they will oc-
cupy. Miss Lille, who has attended
the high school at Atwater for sew
eral years, will finish her work at the
Willmar high school.
The Simon Ekbom family spent
Sunday at Paulson's.
Miss Gunhild Peterson will again
teach school in district No. 38. This
will be Miss Peterson's third consec-
utive year at this school, and it is
needless to say that her work is high
ly appreciated.
Miss Josephine Peterson will teach
her home school in District 70.
A phone has been installed at S.
P. Carlson's. There are very few
houses that are not connected with
the rural telephone lines.
Willie Peterson, who has a position
in bank at Russell, N. D., is spend
ing his vacation at his home here,
and is also taking some muscular ex-
ercise in the harvest field.
A large crowd attended the bowery
dance in John Hogperg's grove Sat-
urday evening.
Ed. Holmgren, Roy Bowman and
the Misses Lund attended the picnic
at Kandiyohi Lake Sunday.
The E. L. Paulson family Of Grove
CITY visited at tie Boom home a
week ago Sunday. Mrs. Paulson,
who underwent an operation last
spring is steadily improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. j. Boom were at
Willmar Friday.
Emil Youngdahl, representing the
Minnesota Anti-Saloon League, &C.
cupied the pulpit at the Sw. Baptist
church Sunday morning and gave a
most interesting and impressive tenn
perance talk to large audience.
Evangelist P. G. Nelson, formerly
pastor at this place, preached at the
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Rev. 0. E. Ericsson preached at
Fahlun last Sunday.
MSS Annie Peterson, the Atwater
milliner, is taking short vacation
during the dull hat season, and is
staying at her parental home here.
Harvesting is now Of the past and
stacking is in full blast. A number
Of machines will start stack thresh-
ing the last part Of this week.
Albert Swan has not been able to
dispose Of his threshing rig, so he
will thresh again this fall.
Levi Ekbom will again have charge
Of the separator for the East Union
Threshing Co. Robert Westlund will
be at the throttle Of the engine.
Ed. Norine will be the separator
man for the West Threshing Co., and
Pete Lofgren will again be the en-
gineer.
Earl Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Taylor Of Richland Center, Wis, and
Miss Julia Jennings Of Viroqua, Wis.
and Mrs. Bessie Shreve of Lacrosse
Wis, arrived here the first Of the
week for a short visit at the Jennings
home here.
The Ladies' Social Union Of thu
Presbyterian church will have a soc
ial time all day Friday. The ladie:
will bring their lunch and stay al
day.
Mrs. w. M. Chase entertained tn
history club to a porch party OF
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. P. Adams entertained tn
history club last Saturday.
Ask for Johnson's Velvet Ic