Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-05-23
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NEW LONDON

New London, May 19-Oscar Larson
who has been employed at a garage at
st. Paul the past two months returned
home Friday.
Lloyd Sandell left today for a trip to
Minneapolis.
Judd SmithSon was a Willmar visitor
between trains today.
John Warmark was a Spicer visitor
between trains today.
Misses Olive and Gertie Thompson
visited at Spicer Tuesday,
Lee Payne Of Roseville was county
seat visitor between trains today.
Herman Markell was visitor at
kerkhoven Friday and Saturday.
Eugene Melbye of Thorpe was New
London caller last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Eckman and FAM
lily visited at Willmar last Sunday
Charles Ahlberg of Spicer was a bust
| ness caller in this village Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Silver are the proud
parents of a son born today, May 10.
John Bergeson purchased the Buick
| touring car last week from c. E. Mon
son.
Mrs. J. Andrew Anderson visited at
Willmar Friday and Saturday of this
| week.
| Miss Lila Olson returned on Friday
| from weeks visit with friends at
| Thorpe.
Miss Anna Swenson returned We'd
| nesday after a couple of weeks visit at
| Willmar.
| John Bergeson, Louis Lawson and
| C. Almsted were visitors at Willmar
| last Sunday.
Miss Allie Olson who teaches near
Thorpe was a New London visitor Fri
| day evening.
| Mrs. Z. &. Almsted and son Richard
| of Willmar were visitors here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
y number of young people from here
attended the dance at Spicer last We'd
nesday evening.
Misses Mabel and Ellen Skoglund left
! Friday for weeks visit with relatives
at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Ole Mortenson Of Litchfield Wis
tied with her daughter. Mrs. August
Jordin this week.
Rev. Phillip Broberg Of st. Paul Wis
tied with his mother here on Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Peter Ogren of Minneapolis arrived
Thursday for visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ogren.
Frank Harris left Friday for Mime
apolis where he will undergo an opera
ton at the University hospital
Dr.. c. A. BIomquist, Veterinarian
New London, MINI. Day and night
, calls promptly attended.-Adv.
Miss Lillian Swanson of Cosmos ar.
rived last Sunday for a couple of weeks
visit at the August Jordin home.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Monson and family
and Chester Lund returned Monday
, from a three days visit at Benson
e Don't forget "Olle Skratthult" here
t next Friday evening, May 25 at the Idea
theatre Admission will be 35 cents.
Miss Esther Hedeen returned last
s week after closing a successful term OF
l Mrs Adolph Berglund returned tt
> her home at Pennock on Friday after
V a visit here with relatives since Sunday
Mrs. Carrie Swanson and Thelms
n Swanson of Spicer came last Saturday
: for a weeks visit at the c.. NJ. Lawson
f home.
e George L. Amen of Roseville, N. D.
f came last Friday for few days vis
e with friends here. He was enroute TO
d Wisconsin.
e Former County Superintendent O
e Schools. E. F. Fink and Harold Swensol
e were business callers at the county sea
y on Monday.
arrived from Westbrook last Thursda
to see his son, Peter Bengtson who wa
seriously i'll.
# Miss Eunice Broberg returned Thurs
S. day from Barron, Wis, where sh
g visited several weeks with her sister
d.
n Rev. Carl Wang of Minneapolis al
r rived last Friday. He will conduct sci
e. vices on Sunday forenoon May 20 at tn
Norwegian Lutheran Free church.
I'd Mrs. Hans Paulson of Minneapoli
,e but formerly of Irving township died g
~ Minneapolis last Wednesday. The fl
,e neral occurs next Sunday, May 20 at tn
~ Nord1and churcl with Rev. Hanson o.
floating.
The Ladies' Aid of the Meridian
Evangelical church at Irving decide
n last Wednesday to have their annu
,. festival at the Martin Christensen pla,
about two miles east of the church {
Thursday, June Fl.
II The senior play of the local his
school will be given at the Ideal theat
~ tonight This is the third time the pl:
TOO Many Wives" is given by Il
class. Music will be furnished by Il
I'll New London orchestra.
eli C. l.. Hedin of the U. S. Navy lie
Friday for New York after weeks vi
it here. He recently had charge of ma
recruiting in the northern part Of t
state. He will go into active service il
mediately upon reaching New York.
Ill Ed. Gustafson had the misfortune So
urday forenoon of hurting his rig
knee. when an explosion occurred VIII
he was soldering an empty gasoli
tank. The tank was thrown several fe
into the air and was completely dem,
ished.