Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-14
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Hawick, Nov. 12-Joseph Fang
mier and daughter, Miss Dora autoed
to Paynesville Monday.
e. ]. Hood returned home from
Spicer Saturday.
Roy Parker visited with friends east
of Hawick Sunday.
w. H. Jones transacted business in
Willmar Wednesday.
Charley Henry was business caller
in Paynesville Wednesday.
M. P. Loberg left last Thursday to
hunt deer in the big woods.
Miss Mary Mcmahon called on Cora
Benson Sunday afternoon.
Homer Curtiss visited with friends
in Hawick Monday evening.
Mrs. M. P. Loberg's brother Of Lake
Mills is visiting here for a short time
w. D. King had the misfortune Of
losing a valuable horse Sunday morn
| ing.
Miss Frances Johns is doing the
homework at the Hermie Pelkey
! hcme.
Jennie Hood visited with his bro
Their Archie at Paynesville Thursday
evening.
A. L. Hall and Fred Deadrich were
business callers at Paynesvflle Friday
afternoon.
Joseph Jarebeck Of Paynesville is
fixing the heating plant at the First
State Bank.
The residence at the creamery is
we'll under way and will soon be ready
; for occupancy.
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Dist. No. Monday and accompanied
Miss Mcmahon home after school.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Clark of 1rv-
ing township attended the services at
the M. E. church Sunday afternoon.
i The Hawick orchestra held meet
ing last Wednesday evening at the
! Delmar Brynildsen home, for practice
work.
Misses Mary and Esther Iverson left
Monday for Willmar where they have
accepted positions in a restaurant at
that place.
The G. N. carpenters, who left last
Friday returned Wednesday to resume
their duties on the new depot which
is nearing completion.
Rev. Muse conducted services Sun
day afternoon at the NJ E. church and
the Young Peoples Society meeting
was held in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Coffaa and sis
ter and grandmother and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jones visited at the John Jones
home Monday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
met with Mrs. Lester Blakeley Thurs
day. Miss Mary Mcmahon had a meet
! ing with them after school.
} Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson and
} Mrs. Finch Of Paynesville attended the
: Northwestern Holiness meeting al
Hawick Wednesday evening.
A number from Hawick enjoyed fish
ing one night last week, and report q
fine catch. If you want to know any
thing about big fish, see M. P. Loberg
Mrs. E. J. Hood and three little chill
dren left Wednesday for Spicer to Wis
it few days at the Charley Nybere
> home where Mr. Hood is doing carpen
;, ter work.
Clarence Susag, who is at present
training in the U. S. Camp at Fort
: Dodge, Ia, arrived home Tuesday tt
attend the funeral of the late Mr.
Johnson.
!. O. w. Olson left Tuesday to attend
: the Buttermakers' Convention held IL
Minneapolis this week. Archie Hoot
of Paynesville is taking his place al
D the Creamery during his absence.
0 The many friends Of Mr.. Christian
o Johnson were grieved to hear of hi.
5 death which occurred Friday, Nov.
b at his home near Cape Bad Luck. HI
0 was a true Christian and respected
= and loved by all who knew him. Thu
= funeral occurred Wednesday, Rev. S
o. Susag officiating.
= A surprise dance was given at tn
A. F. Johnson home Saturday night
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Smith
: son who returned home that day afte
spending the week with friends II
Willmar. The Hawick Orchestra fur
nished music for the dance which wa
given in the new barn.
The box car, which has been use,
for depot here since the destruction
of the old depot. was taken to Fole.
last Tuesday as the depot at that plac
: had burned. Our new depot, altho no
It completed as yet was in condition s.
& that all fixtures could be moved int
it by the agent, Hermie Pelkey
2 Jud Smithson and Mabel Johnson,
IS daughter Of A. F. Johnson Of New
London township. were married Satu1
I. day, Nov 3 at Willmar. Both partie
n are well known in this vicinity AM
their friends wish them happiness ap'
Y. prosperity in their married life The.
o are at present enjoying a short wed
ding trip. Congratulations.