Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-19
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Paul will open school here next Mon
day, Sept. II.
Grace Welch is assisting Mrs. l.. B.
Larson with Homework.
Mrs. P. j. Jacobson was a Willmar
caller Friday between trains.
Mrs. Hattie DeForest was Paynes-
vile visitor Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Harris visited
at the w. H. Jones home Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Harris was New Lon
don caller, Monday between trains.
Mrs. Eugene 'Gatewood called at the
S. B. Larson home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Esther Iverson is assisting at
the Albert Kingreter home near
Paynesville.
Mrs. Oswald Graveyard has accep-
ted a position as teacher in the Long
Lake school.
E. J. Hood has bought team of
horses and expects to start farming
in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Welch and baby
James spent Sunday afternoon at the
w. D. King home
Lawrence Jones, Jennie Hood and
Ben Benson autoed to Paynesville on
Saturday evening.
The big red store is being treated
with a coat of paint. Philip Hood Is
doing the painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Larson are the
| yr0,1a 0f 6anOhfor horn
Wednesday morning, Sept. II.
Threshing has been laid aside in
this vicinity for the present and the
farmers are busy filling their silos.
A number from this vicinity are
planning to attend the Kandiyoh
County Fair this week in Willmar.
Mrs O. T. Wortz returned home 81
Saturday from Dakota where she hao
attended the funeral of her son-in.law
Mrs. George Fuller and Mrs. Char
ley Johns are entertaining their moth
or and other relatives from Darfur
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Smithson expect
to leave for Washington as soon az
threshing is over They will spend the
winter with their son John.
M. P. Loberg is building big addi
ton on the back of his hardware
store in order to put in large stocl
of goods and make more room for oil
Mrs. o. w. Olson entertained mum
Der Of her lady friends Thursday at
ternoon. A dainty luncheon was serv
ed and good time was had by thos,
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Newman ant
family, swhO have been visiting at thu
home of S G. Jones and other relative!
here, have located in New London To-
the present.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harris and Mrs
Charley DeForest moved to New Lon
don Sunday morning. Mr.. Kemp tool
them up. They will make their HON,
with Elmer King.
Some one took John Wright's auto
while he was In town Monday evening
and put it into a pasture north O
Hawick. We understand there is a re
ward for the capture of the guilty
parties.
The Northwestern Holiness Associa
ton will hold their meetings at the F,
P. WEIGH home every two weeks here
after intead of every week. The mex
meeting will be held Sept. 26. An
other minister is expected.
Miss Emma Jones was around OF
Thursday securing the names of TIL,
school children from six to sixtee1
years of age. She reports that sh,
has enrolled thirty-four pupils already
Pretty good for our country school.
The auction at Mr.. Wade's place
was we'll attended in spite of the rain,
weather. Everything sold at a fairl,
good price. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade AM
family expect to leave soon for Wash
ington where they will make their fut
ure home. The trip will be made b,
car.
E. ]. Hood completed his work O,
the schoolhouse in Dist. No, / las
week. A helfry, bell and flag now dec
crate our little schoolhouse and it ais,
received new coat of paint We ar
glad that the long needed necessitie
of our schoolhouse are being fu1
nished
A number of soldier boys from thi
and surrounding communities mus
leave next Saturday for Fort Wayne
Iowa to train for military service
Altho we are sorry to see them leave
we are glad they are going to sho,
their loyalty and we wish them God
speed.