Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-10-10

Henry Flynn and Dave stuhr of
Roseland township left Saturday for
few days visit in the cities.
Mrs. Raynold Johnson and daugh;
ter returned Friday from weeks
visit with relatives in Starbuck.
MIR. and Mrs. o. E. Hendricks of
Watertown visited Thursday and Fri.
day with Sam Nelson's of this city.
John S. Dale left Thursday for
Minneapolis where he will enter the
dental department of the University.
Oscar Gustafson and Edmund
Backlund of Kandiyohi spent Thurs
day evening with friends in this city.
Mrs. Edan Trongaard and son re-
turned Friday from couple Of weeks
visit with relatives In Sioux Falls,
s.. Oak.
liver Nelson and Olof Thompson
left last Wednesday for weeks trip
to Thief River Falls and Grand Forks,
N. Oak.
-Helmar Danielson of Sandborn.
Iowa, who is visiting in Raymond,
spent Friday with Norman Hvam in
this city.
20. O. Bergstrom of Pennock was
here between trains Friday while en-
, route to attend the Meeker county fair
: at Dassel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spaeth and
daughter, Cora and Miss Marquardt of
Raymond were Willmar visitors on
Thursday.
r Anton H. Okerman of " Atwater
4 was visitor here between trains Sat-
urday while enroute for an over Sun
+ day stay In Morris.
n Misses Florence Lundquist and
Rena Johnson of south of Kandiyohi
e visited last Thursday afternoon with
t. Miss Ethel Thompson.
Mrs. F. G. Carlson of Spicer was
d a visitor here between trains Friday
s while enroute for visit with her
daughter in Fargo, N. D.
n Paul Hedin Spent the latter part
d of last week~at the Mrs. Charles
Thorne farm near New London where
n he wired the buildings for lights.
t. Prof. and Mrs. G.. A. Foster and
daughter Marguerite spent the week.
y. end with Mrs. Fosters parents in
. Monticello. They made the trip by
. car. .
y "A. r. Lagerwall and son Axel re.
h turned last Thursday from Minot, N
Dak., where they have been employed
. during the summer months doing car
. penter work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses DeFoe and
= son Horace of near Atwater and Mrs
~ P. A. Nelson of this city motored to
I" Granite Falls Saturday to spend the
weekend with friends at that place.
III Eugene Ohsberg and Roy Erick
w son motored to Dassel last Saturday
III to attend the county fair. They also
attended the football game between
. Litchfield and Hutchinson which was
? won by the former by the score OF
! $50.
John Irrthun of Fergus Falls wa:
a visitor in this city the latter par
e. OF the week. He was calling on stud
J., ents who are taking course with tn,
in the International Correspondence
r. School. He has fourteen students il
this city.
d. Alfred Norman, who has been EN-
al ployed at Browns Valley, Morris ant
49, various points in North Dakota. Wis
4s tied with friends here last Thursda,
~ and Friday. He left Friday for Camp
re bell where he will be employed witt
&C. a bridge crew.
Maud-Isn't 30 to so too old to hop
IS for any improvement? 1 should sa.
ne not. One just begins to live. TAX
tie HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea; 20,
OF will be blooming fair at 60. Csc. Te
m or Tablets.-Carlson Bros.
- Miss Alma Carlson Of Fargo, N
ID Dak, passed thru Willmar last Frida
OF enroute from Minneapolis, Where sh
ar had visited the Northwestern Knitt;n,
he Mills, in interest of the Department
)r store where she is employed. She wa
IN accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
n. Carlson of Spicer, who will visit TO
-, some time with her daughters /,
~ Fargo.
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