Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-12
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Spicer-on-Green Lake, Nov. 11th-
Mrs. N. Boreen will serve refresh
ments at the Ladies' Aid Society in
the Sw. Saron church basement, Fri
day, Nov. 14th, thruout afternoon and
evening.
The Ladies'. Aid of the Zion church
will meet in the church annex, Satur-
day, Nov. Is. Mrs. Chas. Martinson
will serve. All are invited.
The girls sewing club of the Saron
church met with Mrs. Chas. Nord-
gren last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Sivert Hanson was guest of
relatives and friends at Willmar the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Olson went to
Svea last week, where they were
guests of relatives. -~
Ole Thorpe made business trip
to Willmar Wednesday,.
Albert Peterson motored over from
Willmar Wednesday,, returning the
same evening.
Miss Martha Hanson spent from
Tuesday until Wednesday with rela-
tives at Willmar.
Miss Della Arneson was a guest at
| the Arne Larson home at New Lon
don last week.
Mrs. A. o. Melby left Wednesday
for few days. visit with friends at
Minneapolis.
Joseph Johnson returned home
Thursday morning from a visit with
his sister, Mrs. Edgar Monson, at
Willmar,; !. s 60 - -
Martin Erickson spent the past
week in the Twin Cities.
Nils Olson returned to Thief River
Falls Saturday, after a visit since
Wednesday with his daughter, Mrs.
Gena Jacobson.
H. P. Barager was at Willmar from
Wednesday until Thursday of last
week..
Mrs. Carrie Swenson and daughter,
Alma, drove over to G. Hultberg's at
Irving last Thursday for q days visit
Mrs. Inez Winblad made trip to
Willmar Friday evening, returning
Saturday.
N. Hendrickson departed Saturday
morning for Minneapolis to join his
wife and daughter. They leave this
week for the state of Georgia, where
they will make their home.
I Miss Phoebe Lemunyon was a
Paynesville visitor last Saturday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thorvig and
son, Henry, arrived Saturday morn
ing from Powers Lake, N. D., for q
couple of weeks visit with relatives
in this vicinity.
M. J. Kloster and family moved the
first of the week into their new resi-
dence, which has just been com
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Thorvig were
guests at the Tom Nelson home Sun
day.
Chas. Norsten and Chas. Fors de
parted Monday for the south, where
they will spend the winter months IL
the state of Georgia.
Olaf Mattson left this week fol
> Minneapolis. He leaves on Saturda!
y for the Atlantic coast, from where h,
> takes the Bergensfjord for his nativ'
home in Norway, where he intends t,
spend about q year.
William Olson and son have recent
ly made the following sales: The Oak
dale farm of 140 acres, on southeas
shore Of Green Lake, owned by Her
ry Stene of. Atwater, to Ben M. Ber
son from >Harland, Iowa; 160 acre
railroad land In town of Irving to NeI
sund Bros. and Hanson; 80 acres i
Il Green Lake woods from C. Anderso
Il to Henry o. Olson; 80 acres north G
Green Lake, owned by Frank Adam,
to the Hokom Bros; about acres o
west shore of Green Lake to F. e. Gi
lette. e.,- 49,
p M. D. Crommett is having ne,
u barn built. Louis Thorvig and job
le Buhl are doing the carpenter work.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Olson went I
al Willmar Saturday for an over Sunda
visit with friends.
Miss Julia Johnson enjoyed Wis
le the first Of the week from her cousi
lg Miss Mabel Johnson of Fergus Falls
It. Miss Alma Swenson went to Ne
e, London Monday morning for a fe
days stay with relatives.
Hugh McManus left Saturday t,
Id the northern part OF the state, whe,
y. he will hunt big game. Oscar Gus
rud is assisting with the work in Il
hardware store during his absence.
OF A. r. Jackson, our local represent
ke tive OF the Royal Tailors Of Chicag
is spending a week at Tepeetonl
Hotel. %f s... s:#1=z5
to Conrad Monson enjoyed a visit fro
- his brother, Ephriam Monson Of T
vim, Iowa. While here he rented Il
farm In section 2 of J. M. Spicer al
e intends to move here III the spring.
a. Peter Hagen Of Minneapolis, vi
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