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

formers sOn-1n-laW, Christ Reltan and
family last Saturday.
Three new members joined the
Methodist church last Sunday. They
were Miss Martha Enblom and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lundberg.
Rev. Stromberg went to Minneapolis
last Saturday to speak at the May Fes-
tival arranged by the Independent Or
der Of Good Templars.
Rev. M. LeVander will attend the
district meetings at Svea, Monday and
Tuesday, next week. He will speak at
that place on Monday evening.
The Junior class of the high school
entertained the Senior class and the
faculty of the school at Diamond lake
last Saturday. A fine time was re-
ported =
P. c. Sorby has erected vulcaniz-
ing office at the Brown Bros. garage.
We wish him success and hope the
people will bring their tires to be vul-
canized to Mr.. Sorby.
| Misses Alice and Anna Solmonson
and Eleanor Anderson and Walter
Peterson attended the Y. P. S. at the
Norwegian Lutheran Free church at
Lake Lillian Friday evening.
c. o. Olson of Elgin, ILL.,, who is
| UO"A man, oPOhC d. Iuc O"cu1Su Aulu-
eran church last Sunday evening. He
is instructor for the deaf and dumb
people and also publishes a paper.
The Y. P. S. of the Norwegian Luth-
eran Free church was we'll attended
last Sunday evening. Prof. Persun
delivered a speech. Several new mem
bers were admitted to the Society also
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish M
E. church will serve dinner on Decora.
ton day at the church basement. The
public is cordially invited to come here
for dinner. The price will be thirty.
five cents.
The confirmation class of the Nor
wegian church had their exercises last
Sunday evening. The class consisted
CT twelve members. Two members
were also baptized. A large crowd at
tended the service.
Miss Hannah Oslund, who has clos
ed successful term of school north
of Pennock, visited one day last week
with her sister, Ruby Oslund, while en-
route to her home near Thorpe.
l Adolph Englund has sold out his
/ partnership in the shoe repairing shor
to Mr.. John Carlson. Mr.. Englund ex
r poets to leave for St. Paul next Wed
nesday where he will make his home
in the future.
: A number from here attended the
2 funeral of the late Mrs. Hans Paulsor
Of Minneapolis which occurred at the
r Nordland church in Irving last Sunday
f forenoon. She was one of the early
settlers of this county.
i Registration under the Federal Con
scription Act will be held at the vii
lage hall on June 5, from 7 a. m. tc
: 9 p. m. All men between the ages Of
r Il and 81 must register on that day
Atty. Chas. A. Swenson will be the
+ local registrar.
DR.. A. C. Johnson, Peter Espersor
and Theodore Kujas of Winthrop Wis
f tied Saturday and Sunday with the
t formers brother, John A. Johnson
They also spent few hours on Sun
r day fishing at Diamond lake and re
a port good catch.
}. Mrs. J. P. Moord of Pierce, N. D.
arrived last week for a visit with he]
|. sister, Mrs. Adeline Andrews of Spo
e kane who is also visiting with rela
l. tlves here. This is the first time il
thlrty-six years that these two sister!
n have visited together.
o The confirmation class of twenty
t two members Of the Swedish Luther
an church at Grove City and the elias.
/. OF thirteen members of the churcl
r here were entertained at the parson
r age last Friday afternoon by Rev. ant
Mrs. M. LeVander The guests pre-
Il sented Rev. LeVander with a sum o
- money as a remembrance of the day
SWEDISH NJ E.
S Atwater.
y Sunday school at D. m.
). Services at p. m.
Epworth League at 1880 p. m.
d English services at p. m.
y ROsendale.