Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-10-24

BUUE, wednesday, OCT. "a, 1917
Mrs. J. w. ostlund, private nurse.
phone TT, residence 622 3rd st. w.
Adv. tt.
-Axel Carlson left Monday for a
several days business trip to Candy
in the interests of the Singer Sewing |
Machine Company.
p. E. Johnson of Benson, who Wis |
tied with his son Chaupcey here over
Sunday, left Monday for visit with
relatives in Kerkhoven.
Mrs. Lena Palmer returned to
Minneapolis after visit since Friday |
with her sisters, Mrs. Henry Johnson
and Mrs. Nellie Noren.
-Mrs. r. A. Peterson returned Fri
day evening from few days. visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Au.
gust Wenzel in Raymond.
&C. w. Jacobson returned to Min
neapolis Monday after weeks visit
in this city. He also attended the
funeral OF the late Mrs. Stat.
We have now received, and are
ready to deliver all 3H per cent Lib
erty Bonds subscrlbed for thru US.
kandiyohi County eank-Adv
Ole loft Of Centefville, S. D., Wis
tied last Wednesday and Thursday
with Mrs. G. Nelson. He was enroute
home from a trip to Minneapolis.
DIR. l. S. Benson, Milo Jones, Rich
ard Lundeen and David Hoglund mot
ored to Benson Sunday. DR.. Benson
| H. ~ hot
B. J. Greenfield returned Satur-
day from Pennock where he has been
doing carpenter work at the Swedish
Lutheran church since last Wednes.
day.
Mrs Thomas Osmundson arrived
last Friday from Fantress, Va, to
spend the winter months with rela.
tives here. She is seventy eight years
old.
Mrs. Hardgrave returned to Clon'
tart on Monday after spending cou'
pie of weeks at the DR.. Benson hos.
pital where she underwent an opera
ton.
-Selmer Leon Of Benson visited
with his wife at the DR.. Benson hos
pital Monday afternoon. She under
went an operation for appendicitis last
week.
The Willmar Lodge No. 81, of the
J. A. O. u. w. decided at their business
meeting last Thursday evening to pur
: chase two hundred dollars Liberty
Bonds.
Miss Edna Hedberg and Mr.. Ell
mer Bergstrom of Cokato returned or
:. Monday morning after an over Sun
day visit at the D. T: Carlson home
in this city.
u Julius Hoglund, who has been Wis
iting in this city the past week after
u a couple of months employment In
: Strandberg, S. D., left last Monday FOL
Minneapolis.
II. H. Fischer, who has been EN-
y ployed here for some time, left Satur
day for a visit in Fargo, N. D. From
T. there he left for Kansas to join car
! nival company,
Leonard Swan left Monday eve
, ming for business trip to Minneap
/ oils from where he will leave for Hur
ley. s. D., to spend the winter month!
with his family.
Mrs. Gondree, who gave concer
at the Mission church Thursday eve
:. ming, left Saturday for Book. She was
II guest at the Rev. G. N. Tegnel
home while here.
" Miss Hannah Peterson returned
. Saturday to Minneapolis after {
months visit at the Andrew Hegstron
home in Svea and with her brother
William of this city.
Capt. and Mrs. H. c. Wick lef
II Monday evening to conduct services
D. at the Methodist church in Hector
>, From there they leave for Minneap
- oils to take charge.
Mrs. A. H. Holm and daughter
; Mrs. H. r.. Kerr returned Saturda,
- morning from three days. visit L.
Minneapolis They also visited at tn
Kerr home in Hutchinson.
y Mr. and Mrs Reuben Oman an,
three children left Monday to spen,
+. the winter months in st Louis, Mis-
souri, where their little son Morri
will receive medical treatment
y Mrs. Ernest White, Mrs. A. Mer
Il chant and Miss Mary Johnson return
ed Thursday to Minneapolis after at
3. tending the funeral Of the late Mrs
a Stai which occurred last Wednesday
8. Mrs. John Erickson returned o.
y Monday to her home south of Sve;
re after visiting for @everal days wit
n her son, Marvin, who is a patient q
the Willmar hospital. suffering from
n any injury to his foot.
y Lloyd Peterson, Carroll Swenson
81 Russell Hegness and George Odell al
tended the football game at Litchfiel'
n last Saturday between Litchf1eld an,
e St. Cloud which was won by the LAT
III ter with the score $50.
!, Miss Ida Galliday Of Amanda
- died week ago last Sunday morning
-. from diphtheria. She was a sister c
" Mrs. H. S. Taylor, formerly of Thu
., city, but now of Minneapolis. MI
~ Taylor was employed at the Gazett
=. Office when they resided here.
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