Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-10
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GA !. Orred was q Paynesville visitor
Wednesday. @
Theo. Johnson made business
trip to Willmar Monday.
~. B. Boyd Of Willmar was at Spicer
from Monday until Tuesday. w..
Gust Harness boarded the train
for Willmar Monday evening.
Mrs. Oliver Larson boarded the
train for Willmar Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. l.. Guam and children Wis
tied relatives at New London Satur-
day.
Louis Nordgren of Willmar, former
ly of Lake Florida, was a Spicer Wis
itor Tuesday.
- Messrs. Jno. TAFT, Bert Mardin and
Emil Erickson went to Willmar Wed
nesday evening. I'd.
Miss Flornece Henderson of Will
mar spent Monday at her parental
home here. -
Mrs. VIM. Ekblad and Miss Marie
Estvik went to New London Tuesday
for short visit. -
p. w. Frederickson left Thursday
evening for Belden, where he will
spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nelson returned
Thursday from a few days visit with
relatives at Minneapolis.
Miss Minnie Gustafson returned to
Willmar Saturday evening after a
short visit at her home.
Miss Amy Nelson from near Pen
mock has been visiting for a week
with her cousin, Olga Nelson,
Mrs. Axel Nelson from Grue is a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Victor
Anderson, this week.
Miss Anna Danielson arrived here
Monday from Willmar, where she has
been guest of relatives.
Mrs. Johannah Nelson returned the
latter part of the week from weeks
visit with relatives at Willmar.
Albin Carlson returned the latter
part Of the week from few days
visit with friends at Red Wing.
Mrs. Oscar Hillman, who has been
visiting relatives at Murdoch for a
few days, returned home Monday.
Arnold Anderson arrived from Min
neapolis Wednesday evening for a
visit at his home until Christmas.
Mrs. A. J. Thorvig and Miss Mabel
Gustrud were guests of relatives and
friends at New London Friday.
Mrs. Peter Henderson, who has
made an extended visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs. H. Benton of Minneapolis,
arrived home Saturday.
J. o. Kloster and daughter Miss
Mary Kloster, left Saturday for Han
ley Falls, where they will be the
guests of friends for some time.
Miss Brecke from near Nest Lake
is back again at Orred e Anderson's
store and will work there during the
Christmas month.
Conrad Munson returned Saturday
from Kirkman, Iowa, where he has
spent about a week. Mrs. Munson
and children will arrive this week.
The children of the Saron Sunday
School have started practicing for
their Christmas festival to be given
evening of Christmas Day, Dec. 25th.
Emil Arthur, who has been en-
gagged in the barber business at Kan
diyohi for some time, has sold out
and intends to spend the winter at
his home here.
Nelson & Erickson have recently
enlarged their garage. Owing to the
great amount of work, they found it
necessary to make more room for &C.
commodations.
Miss Mabel Johnson of Fergus
Falls, who has been visiting at the
John Johnson home for about a
month, returned to her home Satur
day. She was accompanied by he1
cousin, Miss Julia Johnson, who will
be her guest for some time.
The country patrons of the Saror
church are building barns at the real
of the church lots this week, fol
their private use in stabling theil
horses on attending services anG
coming to town. This will raise con
siderably the value of the church pro
perty.
Saturday evening, Dec. Is, at 7:3'
o'clock, the program begins in tn
auditorium of the Saron church which
will be the beginning Of the festivi
ties for the evening, at the bazaa
arranged by the young people of tn
church. Prof. "A. E.. Nelson of New
London will be the speaker Of tn
s evening. The Spicer people hav
heard Prof. Nelson before and ar
much pleased to have the opportunit
again. There will also be music b.
Miss Emma Rykken and a solo b.
Miss Alma Swenson and possibl
some more singing. In the basemen
arrangements will be made for tn
sale Of many good things to eat. A
the lunch counter two kinds o
=. sandwiches, pumpkin pie, apple pit
toughnuts, cake and coffee will b
served all for Csc or in smaller prt
portions If wanted. Ice cream, cak
and candy can be had at anothe
counter. There will be for sal
many beautiful articles, that hav
been completed by the young ladies
IS suitable for Christmas presents
! There is fancy work, pretty work an
.s hand bags, beautifully dressed doll
aprons and much else too numerou
%E to mention. Fishing will be above
FOR license Of ten cents per bait, 9
long as there are any fishes nth
!. pond. ss "A general good time is g:
pected. Come ]. and join the crowd