Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-06-14
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Mrs. Sivert Hanson returned Satur-
day from few days visit at Will
mar.
M. Negaard visited at his home at
Kerkhoven a couple of days last week.
Miss Betty Johnson is at present
engaged at the CederstrOm cOnfec-
tionery store.
Mrs. Oscar Larson and two child
rem returned to. Murdoch last week,
after visiting for several days at the
Barner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Christensen ar.
rived from Minneapolis last week, and
will make this village their home.
They are at present occupying rooms
in w. Ekblad's residence.
Misses Grace and Alice Bylin ar
rived here last week from AnOka, and
are visiting at the home of their un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Hen
Erickson.
A few from here went to Willmar
Friday to attend the county eighth
grade graduation exercises. A class
of five from the Spicer school receiv-
ed diplomas. They are Mary Berg
man, Emma Isaackson, Esther Sender
son, Blanche Ronning and Ada Mar
tinson.
Miss Elizabeth Norsten is the own.
er Of Ford touring car, which she
purchased last week from Nelson and
Erickson.
The A. K. Anderson family moved
Thursday from the A. Samuelson
place to +. M. Findley's residence.
A deal was made last week by VIM.
Olson and son, whereby the drug store
building owned by Guam and Jacobs
and the drug stock and fixtures, were
sold to A. K. Anderson, former mer-
chant at Irving.
Knute KlOster left the first of the
| week for Redwing as delegate from
the Green Lake congregation to the
annual Synod meeting held at that
place.
Will McDernlott of Kandiyohi was
at Spicer on business Saturday.
| Andrew Nicholson and family left
for Minneapolis Saturday for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Allen, who is travelling in the
interest Of the Children's Home in the
twin cities, was at Spicer the first of
the week.
Miss Selma 1saackson' arrived from
Cottonwood the latter part of the week
for visit at her home here.
| Mesdames Hugh Campbell and Al
bert Hanson arrived from Willmar
Saturday for a visit at the S. Hanson
home.
S. M. Dahl left Monday on a bust
ness trip to the northwestern part
Of Iowa.
Miss Esther Holt departed Monday
for St. Cloud, where she will attend
summer school at the Normal.
! Misses Stella Holt, Anna Knudson
and Minnie Gustafson went to Atwat-
er Monday, as delegates to the Kan.
diyohi county Sunday School Conven.
ton, held at that place these days.
The Walter Bergland and Albert
Walin families autoed to Eagle Bend
Saturday, for visit with friends and
relatives for few days.
Mrs. H. M. Walby of Timber Lake,
S. D., arrived here Saturday for Wis.
it with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wilson Of Harrison.
Quite few attended the auction
sale at A. Samuelson's Saturday. The
articles sold WELL Mr.. Samuelson and
daughter, Hulda moved Monday to
the Mrs. Matilda Carlson residence
where they will reside at present.
Miss Ruth Holm of New London is
at present staying at Fleetwood farm
John GRANDSON of New London
was at Spicer on business between
trains Monday.
Mrs. Johannah Nelson who has been
spending several months with her sons
and daughters at Hoffman and Broot.
en-, arrived here last week.
The M. J. Kloster and N. o. Jacob
son families were entertained at the
e. Alvig home last Sunday.
The Harrison Union Telephone Co..
held their annual meeting at Spice1
last Saturday. The same officers
were reelected. The company de-
cided to build branch line to Randi
yohi and made plans for the erection
of a central Office at Spicer.