Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
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returned last Saturday from Clark Il
field IN q car which ne had purchased
there.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Ebenezer
church met at g. =. Kroonas last
Wednesday and the sum Of $40 was
taken III.
. Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns are at /
home from Superior, Wis, where they
have been visiting the past month
with their daughter. Mrs. Dan Lang
try.
s= } Miss Edna Harrison gave pretty
party to a number OF her friends at |
her home south OF town Monday eve
ming, the occasion being her four
teenth birthday.
Mr.. Gustaf johnson, Of Paxton, Ill,
came up a week ago Tuesday to visit
with his son, August Johnson, and
family. August is recovering nicely
from his corn shred der accident.
The Carlin sale north Of town last
Monday was very well attended. Good
prices were received for everything
except the horses which did not bring
as much in proportion. Some of the
mich cows sold for over $50. #
1. The new central was put into SER
vice last Thursday. The two eleva-
tors are the only ones so far who have
private lines, but the other lines have
been re-arranged so that it is more
satisfactory to all concerned.
On Tuesday evening Of last week,
about forty young people sprung a:
pleasant surprise on Miss Emma Ce-
derstrom, who recently returned
from a Twin City hospital. Before
leaving, the guests presented her
with a purse Of $11. .:.. ...s
The supper and sale held under the
| auspices Of the SW. M. p. church last
Friday evening was well attended and
proved to be a grand success. The
amOunt realized from the supper
alone was about $685.. and with the
sale the total reached almost $50.
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The telephone central will be
closed the following hours on week
days to allow ample time for meals:
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! .#$.#sz PeferR0n.p etc rSon IT,
George W.. Peterson, one Of our vii
lage blacksmiths, and Miss Anna Pet
erson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Peterson, were quietly married at the
! Tripolis parsonage last Saturday at
3 O'Clock, Rev. B. e. Walters perform.
ing the ceremony. The young couple
are at present making their home in
/ the Chas.: Peterson residence. Their
many friends congratulate them and
wish them happiness. s
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! School Notes. =: 4:
i Ellen Erickson Of New London is
staying at Frank Bakers and attend.
ing school. Sc. .s..s y: IS .5:..
Gotfred Mold of the grammar. de.
partment and AdOlph BlOOmquist OF
the intermediate commenced school
last week. r55: s ..s-: =s.5s
"A large order Of text, library books
and supplies are being eagerly await.
ed by pupils and teachers. .. HE
Arthur Frans spent Sunday at his
home 5 miles northeast Of town.
10 Those neither absent nor. tardy in
the intermediate and grammer rooms
during the month Of October, are:
Arthur Frans, Fran Erickson, Mar:
shall Fahlstrom, Harold Sorenson
Roy Backlund, Frank Burns, Carl
Backlund, Bessie Bush, Viola Bush,
Stella Croonquist, Elling Fahlstrom,
Harry Hallberg, Harold Kroona, Eth.
Ell Norm, and Argerine Peterson. i