Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-08

s Mrs. Mary Define and son Frank
lin and II. Arntxen autoed to Renville
and spent Sunday visiting with
friends. - ~ r.. M -
Mrs. Otto Bodin and sou Howard
arrived Tuesday for q weeks visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Penny. z.
"A. w. Johnson Of AtWater and
Victor T. Peterson Of East Lake Lii.
liam were business callers here last
Friday. -
Miss Josephine Johnson arrived
last Wednesday from Benson. She will
be- employed at the Commercial hotel
in this city. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W., Nelson autoed to
Lake Lillian Sunday and spent the
day picnickipg.
Mrs. J. E. Pelton and childrenr re-
turned Thursday evening after a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Pelton's broth
or, Bert Allen.
Miss Hannah sGullickson OF Seat
tie, Washington, visited with Lois
Sander last Thursday while en- route
to Granite Falls.
Miss Agnes and Mr.. Willie Carl
son OF east Of Thorpe attended the
Birth of a Nation" at Dreamland,
Thursday evening.
Ole Tien returned Thursday from q
couple OF days visit at the ]. B. Glar-
UNI home at Spicer.
Miss Alma Manganese, who has
been visiting Miss Hazel Dahleen for
the past week, left Sunday for her
home in Pennock-
Mrs. Carl Peterson and two chill
dren and Kathryn Levin Of st. Paul
arrived Friday for visit at the An
drew Peterson home.
Lee Payne of Hawick was a WIS.,
itor here Thursday between trains
| while en- route home from a ten days
visit at Browns Valley.
Mrs. David johnson, who has been
visiting at the Thomas O'Neill home
for some time, left last Saturday for
her homo i'm st. Paul.
Toilet Odland of Cooley, N. D..
arrived-last Sunday for a short visit
with the Mikkelson families in War.
ner.-Belgrade Tribune.
Harry Wahlstrand left Monday to
take his draft examination at st. Peter
where he registered and was among
the first drawn in the draft.
The Philathea and Tri-Mu classes
OF the Swedish Baptist church were
entertained at the-AQdreW Peterson
home last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William LaFever Of Mime
apolis arrived Friday for q visit at
the Rev. c. Sullivan home in Spicer
and with friends in this city.
Mrs. Flora Burke and Martha
Leisinger returned to Sioux Falls, s..
D., Thursday after a visit at the Eden
/ Trongaard home in this city.
Misses Florence Nelson, and Edith
Gustafson of Spicer attended the
birth Of Nation" picture at Dream
land on Wednesday evening.
Miss Marie Lapsa, who has been
visiting with her friend. Miss Julia
Bernsta, for two weeks, left Friday
for her home in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Odeu re-.
turned Saturday from Benson and Ap.
pleton where they have been visiting
with friends for some time.
Swan Anderson received an inter.
esting letter from his son Arthur who
is in the officers training camp at
Fort Winfield Scott, California.
! Mrs. g. Nelson and children
moved last Friday from 179 East Beck.
or avenue to GIL First street where
they will make their future home. =,
August Johnson and family and
A. Walstrand Of Willmar visited from
Monday until today with the A. Lin.
derholm family.-Belgrade Tribune.
The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold it's
monthly meeting next Thursday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. Hengstler.
Mrs. L. e.. Gooch~ entertained at
her home Friday afternoon. Luncheon
was served at which covers were laid
for ten. A social afternoon was en-
joyed.
Misses Ruby salin and Stella
LundQuist and a number Of young
ladies' from New London will spend
a week at Green Lake. They left
Monday:
Carl Fodness Of this city went to
Willmar to enlist in the infantry and
left Monday for st. Louis where he IL
training for service.-Ltchheld Satur
day Review.
I Miss Sophie Brustad left Friday
for q weeks visit at her home at Bel.
grade. From there she will leave fol
the cities to be employed in millia'
cry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Anderson, Al
bin Wahlstrandan and the Misses Els
Their and Minnie Anderson motored
to Darwin and spent Sunday visiting
with relatives. -
Clarence Hall, who arrived with
his father in their car from Madelia
last Sunday, is visiting at the Pelton
home in this city. His father left fol
Detroit from here.
; Arthur declares that examinations
for the officers have already begu1
and almost one-half of the men thus
!, far examined have failed to come up. tt
the required regulations.
: Misses Adeline and Marian Mar
shall, Ruth Norman and Messrs. Raj
eigh Erickson, Oscar Fridlund and OF
:: to Odlund enjoyed picnic supper a
Eagle Lake Sunday evening.
!: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kapaseu an,
daughter Veva, and Mrs. John Thol
stad and daughter Helen, arrived il
car from Madison Lake, Montana
y last week and spent few days Wis
j. iting Mrs. Mary Define.
y &C. f. Akeson-and Sons, Ralp
and Hador, Of Pennock, autoed to thi
4 city last Saturday afternoon. The
n have finished their harvest work an
l. haying for this season and are tn
4, first in the township of Mamre