Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-07
SPlCER-ON-GREEN-LAKE

Mrs. Pete Johnson enjoyed visit
the past week from her sister, Mrs
Sim Jenson and baby of Dawson.
Mrs. H. Martin was a Willmar Wis.
itor Wednesday between trains.
Mrs. F. o. SwensOn returned home
Wednesday from Tripolis, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Miss Della Horne, who teaches in
Duluth, spent her Easter vacation at
her home in Harrison.
Mr.. John Hultgren arrived from
Murdock Monday for visit with rela.
| tives here.
Miss Clara Hendrickson returned
Saturday to Two Harbors, after
spending her Easter vacation at he1
home in Summit Addition.
Miss Rebecca Olson, who teaches
at Bellingham, visited at her home
here, the past week.
Mr.. Olof FOsso, who attends the
Red Wing Seminary, spent his Eas
ter vacation with friends here.
Miss Grace Bylin, who has been
spending the past three months with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
w. C. Hendrickson, left last week
for her home at Anoka.
Misses Anna and Marie Aune ot
New London we're guests at the N
Boreen home from Tuesday until
Wednesday of last week.
Carl Isaackson returned the latter
part of the week from Cottonwood
| where he visited for few days with
his brothers.
Miss Mary Price visited at he1
home near New London from Thurs
day until Sunday.
Misses Alma Holt, Emma Boreen
| Ella and Ellie Norsten, who attend
school at Willmar, are spending their
Easter vacation at their respective
homes here.
The home talent players of Spice1
will present ''The Face at the Win
dow at AtWater, April 13.
Gehard ROnning was on the sick
list last week but is now up and
around again.
Miss Mary Johnson was Willma1
| visitor the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ekblad and
son visited over Easter with rela
tives at Willmar.
Rev. I. A. Johanson made business
trip to Willmar Monday between
| trains.
J. B. Boyd of Willmar was at Spi
Ger Monday on business.
A. G. Mardin, our local station
agent, who has been employed at the
depot here for nearly a quarter of q
century, was transferred from this
place to New London the first OF
the month. w. R. Andrews is his
| successor.
Chas. Ears, who has spent the win
ter months in Alabama, arrived here
| Friday for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Peterson anG
son of Willmar were, guests at the
VIM. Olson home Good Friday.
I. l.. Craven came up from Mime
apolis Monday to try his luck at fish
ing. He returned Tuesday morning
| after succeeding in getting a nice
string of fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Johnson of New
London visited relatives south of town
Sunday.
V. J. Anderson and family were
guests of relatives at Kandiyohi Eas
ter Sunday.
M. J. Kioster and family visited al
the J. o. Kloster home Sunday.
Gunvald Stockland and family
moved last week from the julius Pet
erson place to the farm home for
merly owned by Chas. Thompson.
Miss Hattie Thompson from Eagle
Lake spent Easter Sunday at he1
home.
E. L. Guam and family visited al
the John Thorvig home from Satur
day until Sunday.
| Mrc Tohn NOrdoon will ontorfa ir
the Ladies' Aid of the Sw. Saro1
church on Friday, April 10Th in the
afternoon and evening. All are vel
come.
Rev. l. A. Johanson will conduct
services in the Zion church next Sun
day evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Green Lake Farmers Club.
The principal speaker at the Greer
Lake Farmers Club, next Saturday
evening is Mr.. James G. Caldwell
banker and farmer of Lakefield,
MINI. Mr.. Caldwell was member
of the commission appointed by Pres
Wilson to go abroad and study Eu
ropean methods of rural credit. Chas
P. Her of Minneapolis, a native borl
German, will also be present and ex
plain the German "Landschaften.
The usual lunch will be served ant
1Oc admission charged at the door
Hamnes and Thompson moved thei
we'll drilling outfit Monday to thu
farm owned by DR.. A. w. Hyde o
Brookings, S: Dak., which is occu
pied by G. Hultberg, where they in
tend to drill we'll.
/ Gust Monson and family from Mes
Lake were guests at the Edgar Mon
son home Sunday.
4 The Spicer telephone exchange wa
moved the latter part of the weel
from A. Samuelson's to the Mrs. Gus
trud residence.
]. J. Kloster had the misfortune o
losing a valuable horse last week
! Miss Emma Monson, teacher II
District SO, spent Easter at her hom
near Willmar.
Miss Elizabeth Norsten returne
home the latter part of the week al
ter being employed at Tepeetonk,
for a couple of weeks.
!, Svea, Y. p. s.
The Young Peoples Society Of th
Svea church will have their nez
meeting, Friday evening, April 9tl
The following program will be given
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