Willmar tribune., 1915-09-08
NEW Z o N D o n TIM 60.

Mr. and Mr6.s j !. M. MonsOn were
Willmar visitors last Friday. 5
Miss Sigrid Carlson was at Willmar
couple Of days last week. :
Mrs. Ludwig Rykken Of Paynesville
was New London visitor last Satur-
day. # q. s5
81 A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
g. Almstead on Wednesday Of last
week.
Cashier Nicholson Of the State Bank
was at Willmar Monday, on business
in the probate court.
| Miss Thora Wikre of Kandiyohi was
la guest Of Mrs. Swan Anderson for q
couple Of days this week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Anderson and
four children and Mr. and Mrs. Miller
of Minneapolis autoed to New London
last Sunday for q visit at the l. O.
Ringness home. =s
M. M. Oppegaard, night foreman IT
the Associated Press Offices at st.
Paul, arrived here Tuesday for visit
until Friday with DR.. Oppegaard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Nelson and son,
Rodger returned to Gibbon, Minn., last
Saturday after an extended visit at
the p. j. Nelson home, west of the
village. Mr.. Nelson is principal of the
Gibbon school.
Hon. Marcus Johnson of st. Paul
was looking after his milling business
here last Friday. He was much pleas
ed with the repairs the mill has been
given, and was we'll satisfied with the
business in general.
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John Johnson and Mrs. Lars Erickson
of Willmar, and Hans Strand and his
family of Dawson, Minn., autoed to
New London last Sunday for visit
with the G. B. Swenson family.
Milton, the son of Mrs. A. G. Peter
son Of Willmar, was brought to the
hospital here in critical condition
suffering with q ruptured appendix.
He was operated upon Tuesday morn.
ing and has been gaining steadily
since then. .s-.-
| Among those who have been enjoy
ing an outing at John Bergeson's cot
tage at Lake Andrew, during the past
two weeks are Mrs. Aug. Olander, Mrs.
Ezekiel Soderlund, Agnes Olander and
Ethel Bergeson of Willmar, and the
Misses Esther and Ruth Carlson of
Sioux Falls, S. Oak.
| Aug. Jordin was at Willmar last
week and named his place, just out
side of the village. The name chosen
by Mr.. Jordin was the New London
Fruit Farm. The name is very appro-
pirate as the place is nearly covered
with fruit Of different varieties.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. A. Newman and
daughter, Loleta, who have been
spending three weeks at their farm at
Lake Andrew, went to Paynesville
Saturday afternoon for visit with the
w. S. Johnson and G. J. Halvorson
families until Sunday evening, when
they left for their home at Saltwater.
| Prof. G. H. d. Olson arrived home
from his southern trip with the Walt
er Savidge Amusement Co., last Fri
day, feeling hale and hearty, and look
ing exceptionally fine. His arrival
made it possible for the New London
band to take part in the band tourna-
ment at Spicer last Sunday. Mr.. o.
son is sure some cornet player, and
his return to New London is as well
come as the flowers in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Hinkle arriv-
| Gu mere last frluay anu LOOk charge
of the Great Northern hotel at once.
Two carloads of furnishings also ar
rived and have been installed in the
various rooms in the hotel, and the
new proprietors expect to commence
serving meals in few days. The
porch is being rebuilt, and we under
stand other improvements are to be
made on the interior of the building.
Chas. Stevens holds the record for
the best fisherman in this part of the
country. He was out to Lake Andrew
last Sunday afternoon returning in the
evening with as pretty string of
black bass as you will ever see; fif-
teen all told, with an average weight
of little over 3 pounds. He distrib-
uted them among his friends. This is
the fourth time in succession that
Chas. has gone fishing and returned
with the limit, and it is always black
bass.
J. B. Nelson arrived here from St..
Paul last Wednesday to take the place
of A. G. Mardin as G. N. station agent.
New London Times.