Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
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Spicer- on Green Lake, Jan. 20
Mrs. j. j. Rykken and son, were
guests at the Peter Anderson home
the first Of last week. 4.
| Chris johnson came over from
New London last Wednesday for a
short visit with Spicer friends.
Mrs. D. Wilson was operated upon
last week by DR.. Branton Of Willmar
and DR.. Healy Of Spicer. A part Of
a nerve in her forehead was remov-
ed. She has been i'll for a long time,
but is now improving. =
Mrs. Mary Downs Of Willmar was
a guest at the home Of her son, P.
P. Downs and family, a few days
last week.
Chas. Nyberg Of Fergus Falls, re-
turned to his home the first part of
last week, after few days visit
here. =
i Misses Ida Rosenberger and Julia
Peterson entertained the Sewing
Club at the Holt home last Thursday
evening.
/ The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. H. P. Barager, on Friday, Jan
Oath. Lunch will be served in the
aft rnoon and evening. Everybody
welcome.
Miss Stella Holt visited friends al
Willmar from Friday until Saturday
Nels Boreen, delegate from the
Saron congregation at Spicer and S
c.. Hillman, delegate from the Leb,
anon congregation at New Londor
left from here Monday for Grove
City to attend the annual meeting Of
the Willmar district, held at thai
place this week.
Miss Alma Swenson was a CUES
Of Miss Esther Lawson at New Lon.
don, from Friday until Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob jacobson visited will
her daughter, Mrs. Jno. Carlson ont
day last week.
Miss Ragena Johanson, who ha!
| been a guest at the home Of her bro
| Their, Rev. I. A. Johanson, for sew
eral weeks, left Monday for the cit
les.
N. O. jacobson and family lef
/ Wednesday for Donnelly, for I
/ weeks visit with relatives an,
friends.
/ Miss Julia Peterson visited he
folks at Kandiyohi from Saturda,
/ until Monday.
L Casper Aune Of New London, call
ed on Spicer friends between train
/ Monday.
/ Rev. and Mrs. Chr. Swenson. vii
h entertain the Ladies' Aid Of the Sar
on church Thursday afternoon, Fet
i 9th in the church basement at Spic
/ er. All are cordially invited.
H Prof. G. w. E. Hill from Stillwat
/ er, Minnesota, will be at the Saro
\ church Wednesday evening, Jan. q
/ and will give a lecture on "The Ian
II of the Vikings" beginning at 800 O
\ clock. Mr.. Hill has been in the lee
/ ture field for twenty years. He ha
/ spoken to large audiences in Eng
/ land, Scotland and Sweden, and i
/ most Of the states Of the Union. H
/ has most extensive knowledge G
/ many subjects secured by years 9
travel and an always observant ma
ture. He has visited Europe min
times and travelled extensively i
/ nearly every country Of that contin
| ent. He has also been in Africa an
/ Mexico. He has had scores Of re
/ calls and has thousands of friend
Y and admirers all up and down th
/ land. It will be a treat for all VIII
come and hear him. Refreshment
/ will be served in the basement ate
the lecture. Admission Csc and Is
/ Everybody welcome.
HI Anthem Thranum was a guest g
the Holt home, the first of the wee]
/ Miss Florence Henderson cam
over from Willmar Saturday for a
over Sunday visit with her parents.
III Nels Aarestad from Hanley FALL
| arrived here Friday for a visit wit
/ friends.
/ A team Of horses belonging to Phi
/ Haley Of Willmar, drowned in Gree
/ Lake last Friday. The team was us
/ ed on an ice pillow which happened
/ catch in a crevice while blowing tn
\ ice. The pillow struck the horse:
/ frightening them so that they ran in
II to the open water.
Il Chas. Nordgren returned Satur
/ day from couple of days. stay i
/ the cities.
/ Johannes Thorvig and liver Peter
/ son and families were entertained !:
/ the H. J. Thorvig home, last Sunday
/ Ole J. Orsen left Saturday TO
l Minneota where he attended the flu
neral services Of his cousin whic]
Il took place Monday.
L Mr.. and Mrs. F. Danielson hav
been staying at the Claud Doty home