Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-06

home thruout the summer months.
Miss Selma Senechal returned from
Dassel Monday evening where she
taught q term of school. She will
teach at the same place next year.
The Childre1B Day program given
at the Methodist church last Sunday
evening was very we'll rendered and
q good crowd attended in spite of the
rain.
Fred Stoltze, Elmer Donaldson, and
B. Landmark of the Security National
Bank of Minneapolis visited at the
Raymond Strong home on Decoration
Day.
Mrs. C. B. Latimer and children
shipped their household goods Tues
day for Raymond, Washington where
they will make their home in the fut-
urc
Mrs. S. E. Mohr and daughter, Pearl
shipped their household goods Tues
day of this week, to Portland, Oregon.
They will leave In the near future for
that place to make their home.
The Methodist church will give
picnic for the Sunday school on Thurs
day. June at Diamond Lake. All
members and parents of the Sunday
school are expected to attend.
Mr.. C. w. Stenberg left Tuesday of
last week for Minot, N. D. Mrs. STEM
berg and children will leave in the
near future for the same place where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Peterson
autOed to Minneapolis Saturday with
a new Oldsmobile for Mrs. Barton of
that place which was purchased from
the J. H. Strong garage. They return:
ed today.
S. B. Glader and A. w. Johnson
autoed to New London, Friday on
business. Mr.. Glader sold the build.
ing which the Farmers store occupied
at that place to the Farmers Store
. Company.
Brown Brothers garage sold -four
REQ cars last week: L. ]. Johnson, q
, SIX cylinder seven passenger; Gust
Danielson and Peter Olson, roadsters
and o. ]. Samstad, four cylinder
five passenger.
The program given by the gradu
ates of the high school at the Assem-
bly, room was interesting and we'll rem
dered. The class of 1917 was a bright
, class and promises to do we'll in theil
| various courses of life.
Mrs. Leonard Swift, formerly of Irv
Y ing township, died of heart failure a
! Paynesville last Saturday. The fu
neral will be held Wednesday of thi.
:. week. She leaves several relatives t.
t mourn her death in this village.
The commencement exercises at tn,
f town hall last Friday were a grea
t success. The attendance was yer,
large and Prof. Davis of Minneapoli
!. gave very interesting and instruc
t tive address to the graduates and tn
public.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Peterson and sol
l. Walter and Mrs. Charley Peterson re
turned Thursday from a three day
d trip to Minneapolis. They attende
d the graduation of Miss Clara L. Peter
son who graduated as nurse from tn
g Asbury Hospital.
Il The Memorial Day exercises, give
at the town hall on account of tn
l. weather, were great success and tn
e best Atwater has held. The hall wa
packed to its utmost capacity. Tn
q [Atwater band, who althO of short e.
J. istence, under the leadership Of Thee
Olson accredited themselves in a fin
n way and each number was enthusia,
II tically received. The people of thi
village should show their interes
d deeper in this band and help them /
" financial way. Let us all do on
= share in helping them. They are abb
r. to compete with any band of thei
n size.