Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-06
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New London, June 2-Alvin Hystad /
returned to his home at Norway Lake
Friday after several months stay at |
Madison.
Miss Sigfrid Johnson left today for
st. Paul.
Pauline Warner returned to her
home at Spicer today.
Oscar Halvorson returned to his
home at Georgeville today.
Miss Mabel Fernelius was a Willmar
visitor between trains today.
Miss Rhoda Monsoon was a Willmar
visitor between trains today.
J. E. Pitcher of Spicer was a New
London business caller today.
Christ Westby and Selmer Walby
spent Sunday fishing at Lake George.
Miss Olga Moline leaves Monday for
Spicer where she will stay for some
time.
S. B. Glader and A. w. Johnson of
Atwater were business visitors here
on Friday.
Mrs. Anton Jacobson left Saturday
evening for visit with her brother,
at Burbank.
Christ Knutson, who attended school
here, returned to his home at Norway
Lake Friday.
c. J. Slater returned to Grantsburg,
Wis.,, Friday after few days visit at
Norway Lake.
Mrs. France Carlson and daughter
returned to Spicer Tuesday after
short visit here.
Miss Gladys Straight Of the Sopho-
more class left Friday for her home
in Dickens, Iowa.
Miss Florence Monson, who taught
school at Kerkhoven the past year, re-
turned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Eckman and
family autoed to Georgeville and Bel
grade last Sunday.
Miss Lila Nelson, the Domestic
Science teacher, left for her home at
Glen Ulen, N. D., today.
Vernon and Louis Lawson, Ed Err
ickson and Carl Ihlong were Willmar
visitors Thursday evening.
The baccalaureate services at the
Swedish Lutheran church last Sunday
evening were we'll attended.
A. S. Rapp has completed his job of
painting the new addition to the Will
lam Rose meat market today.
Miss Anna Anderson of the Junior
class of the high school returned to
her home at 1vanhoe last Friday.
Fred Halverson returned to his
home at Georgeville Friday evening,
where he will be employed on farm.
Miss Elsie Voss, who taught the
third and fourth grades here the past
year, left today for her home at Bell
ingham.
Miss Ruth Anderson, who was prin-
cipal Of the local high school the past
term, left Friday for her home in Min
neapolis.
The New London Farmers store
purchased the building which they &C.
cupy, last Friday from S. B. Glader
of Atwater.
Prof. G. H. Olson and Miss Hazel
Lundquist autoed to Willmar Thurs
day where they attended the Gollmar
Bros circus.
Mr. and Mrs. John Halverson of
Paynesville attended the high school
graduation exercises here Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kambestad at
tended the convention at the Free Mis-
sion church at Frank Lake near MUIR
dock last Sunday.
A good chautauqua program will be
given here from June 21, to the 25tlo
Don't forget to purchase season tick
cts from the banks here.
Raymond Harris of Browns Valley
is at present visiting at the C. ]. Payne
home in Roseville township. He Wis
tied in New London on Friday.
: A large crowd attended the Y. P. S.
of the Norwegian Lutheran church
which was held at the Lewis Chris
topherson home Friday evening.
E. F. Fink and son, Harold returned
from their trip to Dennison, Iowa, last
Tuesday where they visited with the
formers father who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Geo. Flint and children return
ed to their home at Casper, Wyoming
today after weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fernelius.
Herman Markell, who graduated
from the local high school, returned to
his home at Norway Lake Friday,
where he will be employed on farm.
Olive Anderson, Ruth 'Lundquist,
Marion and Laura Fossum and Carl
Gunders0n and Lester SEVERED were
Spicer visitors between trains Friday.
Miss Hulda Hanson, who attends the
Manchester college at St. Paul, attend
ed the graduation exercises here Tues
day evening, returning to st. Paul the
following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Nordlie, Mr. and
Mrs. A. N. Nicholson attended the an
nual class day exercises Of the Senior
class Of the high school at Belgrade
last Friday evening.
Chester Lund, .Orrin Strand, Carl
Gunderson, Lester SEVERED and An
ton Jacobson were among those from
here who attended the social at Dist.
No. Is near Lake Florida last Friday
evening.
Subscribers to the Liberty bond the
past week at New London were the
following: George johnson, A. N.
Guam, Frank Beckstead, Helen E.
Monsoon, = Miriam Monson, Fred Mon
son, Victor e. Holm. *~
The high school annual was distrib.
uted this week. It gives complete
detailed account OF all who attended
the past year. The Senior class Goa
,aists o1 nine members. the Junior class