Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17
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Spicer-on-G Green Lake, Dec. ME-.
and Mrs. Jacob Olson and son. return.l
ed to Thief River Thursday, after s.
visit Of several weeks with relatives
and friends here.
John TAFT autoed to Willmar last
Wednesday evening.
Oscar Olson returned Friday from q |
] few days stay in Morris.
Rev. I. AZ. Johanson and ]. O. KlOst. |
er returned Friday from Dawson,
where they attended q meeting. Rev.
Johanson also spent q week In Chi:
cago
Y Otto Thompson left for Thief River
Thursday, after q couple Of weeks
visit here. Mrs. Thompson: and child |
rem will remain longer.
Mrs. Albert Anderson was q New
London visitor one day last week.
Chas. Nyberg made business trip
to Frazer last week.
Mrs. Anthem Ostling and children
departed Saturday morning for Little |
Falls. where they will make their
home. Mr. Ostling left the same day
with carload Of goods.
l. Mrs. Chris KjOlsing returned Sat-
urday from couple Of days visit in
Willmar. .$
Mrs. Nels Johnson arrived here the
last Of the week from Willmar, where
she has been guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Edgar Monson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bratberg were
guests at the Nels Erickson home on
Sunday. ~ s .:.=. 5@ i .E=
William Olson and son have made
the following sales recently: The old
Winquist farm, south Of Nest Lake.,
for w. S. Farnham to Chas Swenson,
i from Montana; the old Thompson
! farm, west of New London for Lund-
i berg Bros. to Knute J. Ersland of
Hanley Falls; 80 acres north of Green
h Lake to Albert H. Simensted of Ben
/ SON..
Mrs. w. J. Warner arrived home
last week, after an absence of several
months. = ~
Miss Florence Henderson and Ar
thur Paulson arrived from Willmar
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Mrs. c. Sullivan and daughters,
Misses Sybil and Katie, departed Mon
day for Minneapolis, where they will
make an extended visit. EE
Henry o. Thorvig and Carl Holt
went to Willmar Friday evening to
see the Sanness play, given at Bonde
Hall. .s-.. ~. II.
Services will be held in the Swed-
= ish Saron church next Sunday after.
noon at o'clock.
r The Children's festival of Saron S.
- S. will give their program in the eve
: ming of Christmas Day, beginning at
> 1870 o'clock. >ss.~
Il Rev, I. A. Johanson will have serv.
ices at the following places Christmas
Il week: Christmas Day in the morning,
beginning at o'clock in the Zion
= church at Spicer; at Long Lake
church 1890 a. M; at Green Lake
church 300 p. M: Christmas tree pro
gram at Long Lake in the evening
second day of Christmas. services will
T be held in the Zion church at Irving;
(. Christmas tree program at Greer
n. Lake in the evening, beginning al
9 I7:3O O'Clock; Saturday the third da,
Of Christmas, there will be a joint
= Christmas tree festival at Norway
Lake in the afternoon; Saturday eve
u ming the children Of Zion church al
Z Spicer will give their Christmas tree
< program. r., WI =.
r. Andrew Hildahl from Estevan, Can
A ada, has been a guest at 0. T. Olson:
N for few days. He left for Willmal
r. Monday evening. ~ ~. .>.,.:
Olof Anderson returned to Mime
~ apolis Monday, after visit since Sat
~ urday at the Chas Thompson home.
L The Ladies' Aid of the Zion church
&c will give social next Saturday, Dec
y goth, in the afternoon and evening
All are invited. -
;El The Girls Society of Green Lake
A church will meet with Miss Marie
~ Kloster Saturday evening, at he1
!, home. - -. ;.
Rev. l. A. Johanson received twt
N. Irving last week. -. NJ.
N Miss Marie Kloster returned home
r. Tuesday from couple of weeks vis1
L. with friends near Hanley Falls. :.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anderson ant
e children were guests of relatives a
Willmar from Saturday until Monday
~ Willie Ekblad, who has been spend
~ ing a few days at Rochester arrived
$ home Tuesday morning with his bro
% Their, Emil, who has been seeking med
N ical aid there. They were accom-
N. panied by their brother, Axel Ekblad
IL The bazaar given Saturday evening
Ie by the young ladies of the Sw. Luth
church, proved to be success il
every way. A very large crowd wa
= present. Prof. Nelson Of New Lon
= don gave an interesting speech, whic:
IS was well worth coming to hear. TIL
IT musical selections were also yer!
y good. The articles sold at auction
|E were both many and beautiful. Thu
fishing pond also proved Of interes
q to great many Of the people. TIL,
- proceeds from the different sale
amounted to $685..
Dan Downs of Willmar was Spice
!" visitor Tuesday.
g Mrs. Nels Erickson entertained
= few of her friends to q birthday part!
last Tuesday afternoon.
E. L. Guam and family and Mr.. ant
no Mrs. A. J. Thorvig were guests at tn
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