Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-07-30
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Spicer- on Green Lake, July 28
Miss Ella Norsten returned Monday
from a weeks visit with her friends,
Lucy and Edith Peterson Of Will
mar.
The Lindholm young people, who
have been occupying the J. Q. Klos-
er cottage in Lake Front addition,
returned Monday to their home at
Lafayette.
J Miss Anna Olson was a guest Of
her sister, Mrs. P. NJ. Peterson Of
! Willmar the past week.
Miss Florence Henderson enjoyed
visit from her cousin, Miss Mil
dred Parsons Of Willmar last week.
4 Mrs. Peter Henderson will enter
tain the Ladies' Aid society Of the
j Presbyterian church Friday, Aug. /.
All are cordially invited. 81.
j Mrs. Erickson and Mrs. Haldin
from Pennock, mother and sister Of
Chas. Erickson, were guests at the
Erickson home the latter part Of the
week. - ~ss i.
F. A. Lundgren, who purchased
the confectionery store from w. C.
Hendrickson, took possession Of it
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrick-
son have been running the business.
very successfully. They left Sun
day for Anoka and Minneapolis,
where they will visit relatives. Mrs.
N. Hendrickson accompanied them
to Minneapolis, where she will visit
at the home Of her son, Ben and
family.
Miss Grace Bylin, who has been
spending a couple Of months here
returned Sunday to her home at An
Okla.
The ice cream social given at the
Zion church annex last Saturday, was
we'll attended. The ice cream and
lunches sold brought about $31.
/ Rev. I. A. Johanson returned home
} Wednesday of last week from a
weeks vacation spent on Lake Su-
! perior.
7 Several Spicer people picnicked at
! George Lake last Sunday.
! Ben Hendrickson and son, Har-
! old arrived from Minneapolis Satur-
7 day evening for an over Sunday visit
I with his parents here.
II Gust Monson and family Of Nest
Z Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Mon.
I son of Willmar and Miss Marie
] Johnson Of Nest Lake, were guests
I at the N. Hendrickson home Sunday
afternoon.
7 Prof. and Mrs. J. S: MCGOWAN LEFT
I for Sioux City Friday, after spend
I ing a month at the F. A. McCormacl
! cottage on Green Lake Beach.
I Mrs. Pauline Holt and daughter
! Mrs. E. w. Halter and baby wer
7 Willmar visitors from Thursday I'm
I til Friday. :
81 M. J. Kloster and Gilbert Guttorm
Z son made a business trip to Will
7 mar Thursday evening. ~.
II John Hagge and son of Palermo
N. D., who have been spending abou
a month and half at Rochester, ar
ng rived here Monday for visit at tn
home of the formers sister, Mrs
Pauline Holt.
n Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Craven arrive
from Minneapolis Sunday evenin
at for a couple Of weeks visit wit
relatives here.
ayl Olof Madison was busy the pas
az week repairing the threshing rig 70
Bratberg and Co.
r. Mrs. Carrie Thorpe, whose HON
used to be about three miles sout
H. Of Spicer, but moved to Bellinghan
e. WASH, a few years ago, passed ava
CT there at her home last week, fror
m cancer Of the liver. Her daughter
al Alma who has. been staying at HON
caring for her mother, brought he
'ol here Monday for burial, which too
'ol place Tuesday afternoon. Funera
ut services were held in the Green LAX
PIP church The interment took place a
i'd the cemetery near the church. TIL
deceased was 70 years of age. Sh
xt leaves to mourn her loss, four daugh
in ters and one son: Mrs. R. B. Mob
IS Of Washington, Mrs. D. Ditmonso
y" Of Superior, who arrived here Sat
urday to be in attendance at he
mothers funeral, and Alma an
rs. Clarence, who have been staying q
ne home. Also many friends in thi
:. neighborhood.
NJ RING0 Lake a.
WI Ringo Lake, July 28-The 9: Mon
n son and N. Swenson families spen
last Wednesday, evening at the .TOh1