Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-05-09
ATWATER

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Atwater, May 7-Former County |
Auditor, John Feig Of Willmar made
a call at his farm three miles north
of here last Monday.
Miss Florence Vettling was Will.
mar visitor today.
Miss Frances Stark of Willmar was
an Atwater visitor today.
Herbert Martin was a Willmar WIS.,
itor between trains today.
Milton Resell made business trip
to Grove City last Monday.
Wilton Broman spent Sunday at his
home south of Kandiyohi.
Harry Westlund of Fahlun township
was an Atwater visitor today.
Sunday school every Sunday at the
Presbyterian church at II a. m.
DR.. and Mrs. George McBroom and
family motored to Renville today.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Johnson left to-
day for a visit at Ladysmith, Wis.
Clarence Bergstrom returned We'd
nesday from trip to Minneapolis.
Paul Redin and Eugene Ekblom of
Grove City visited here last Sunday. =
Mrs. Norman Hanson and child of
Benson arrived today for visit here.
Charles Reigel and Harold Edwards
left today for q short visit in the cit
les.
Joseph Stark and Jens Sorenson
made trip to Kensington last Sun
day.
Herman Gratz of Harrison was a
county seat visitor between trains to-
day.
Mrs. ]. S. Peterson, who has been
ill for some time, is improving at. this
writing.
Miss Anna Solmonson returned on
Thursday after stay at her home in
Lake Lillian.
J. H. Strong, the local Ford agent,
unloaded a carload of seven Ford cars
last Saturday.
Hon. A. G. Glader attends the Swed-
ish Lutheran conference at Center
City this week.
Charles Miller of Diamond Lake re-
turned today from a several days. Wis.
it in Grove City.
A number of young people from here
attended the dance at Kandiyohi Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. H. Rufsvold returned to Spicer
| Monday, after visit with her sister
Mrs. Carl Hovey.
| Mrs. Mohr and daughter, Pearl Wis.
| tied with relatives in Harrison town.
ship over Sunday.
| Mrs. Fred LOTHIAN and children re-
turned to Raymond today after visit
with relatives here.
A. w. Johnson and Victor T. Peter
son autoed to Hutchinson Monday in
the latter's Ford car.
A. J. Nelson returned Monday to his
home at Maple Plain. He has spent
the past six weeks here.
! Mrs. Adam TAFT and daughter, Mar
garet of Diamond Lake visited at the
l.. P. Larson home Sunday
Several members Of the Norwegian
Bethlehem church donated work today
improving the church lawn.
| Alfred Nelson, who is at present EN-
ployed near Litchf1eld, spent Sunday
visiting with his family here.
| Frank Danielson commenced hauling
material from this village for the new
creamery at Lake Elizabeth.
Herbert Lundgren has traded his
REQ car for a new five passenger Rec
from the Brown Bros. garage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lindblom autoeG
to Litchfleld Sunday where they visit
ed at the Frank Phiefer home.
Rev. and Mrs. Johannes Hoifjeld are
the proud parents of son born al
Minneapolis last Friday, May 4.
Ole R. Sletten of Irving township
was an Atwater visitor today. He LEFT
the same day for stay at Willmar.
DR.. Oliver Porter and A. w. John
son autoed to the county seat Satur
day where they transacted business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Heller and
family of Grove City were entertained
at the Max Minsker home last Sun
day.
Knute Brown and Richard Olson au
toed to Minneapolis today. They re
turned with new five passenger Rec
car
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kruger re
turned to Willmar Sunday evening
They visited relatives here the pas
week.
Rev. M. LeVander left this mornin,
for Center City where he will attent