Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-21
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Hawick. Nov. 1s-Mrs. w. D. King
and daughters, Hazel and Ada were
Paynesville visitors on Monday. 4
The cemetery at Hawick II being
fenced in with cement posts and WOW
en- wire. An arch will be placed over
the gate with the following words in
scribed thereon. "Rosev1lle Gene
terry"
The friends of Mrs. Hermie Pe1key
gave her shower Tuesday evening.
A delicious luncheon was served and
good time was had by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Jones visited at
the w. H. and Harry Jones' homes,
Monday.
Miss Cora Caldwell visited with
Cora Benson Wednesday. t.
NJ. P. Loberg returned from his deer
hunt In the northern part of Mime
sofa. He brought with him a fine
buck weighing over two hundred
pounds after it was ready for ship
ment.
sava Pelkey delivered hay to Mr..
John 1verson Wednesday.
Henry Schencks was seen in this
vicinity last week selling cooking
| utensils. 3.
Torger Hegtlund, a former teacher
in Dist. No. 1, was visitor in this
vicinity Wednesday,. ~.
| Quite number from this locality
delivered geese and ducks to Paynes.
vile last week as Mr.. Galanter at that
place expected to ship a carload.
Fred Deadrick, E. ]. Hood and VIII.
lam Knutson transacted business in
Willmar last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones were
Paynesville callers Thursday.
Charley Kulberg, formerly of this
community, but now of Canada re-
newed acquaintances here the latter
part of the week. Charley says that
crops were good in Canada this year
Orley Moore and family left Satur.
day for Iowa after visiting a short
time in st. Cloud.
Miss Sophia 1verson went to Will
mar Thursday to visit with her sisters
at that place. She returned on Fri
day.
Miss Mary Mcmahon visited at the
L. T. Caldwell home Thursday evening
and accompanied them to Paynesville
The Hawick Orchestra has now
about twelve members, having receiv
ed few new ones recently.
Dist. No. / is planning the organi
cation of a literary society for the
benefit of the school.
Peter Olson of Irving township LEFT
Friday morning for Camp Dodge, la.
to visit with his brother. Nels who l.
In training In the U. s. Military Camr
at that place. The trip was made BY
car. He was accompanied on the triI
by E. J. Hood.
Anna and Beatrice King visited Sat
urday afternoon with their teacher
Mrs. Oswald Graveyard.
Miss Floss1e Norris, who has beer
attending the high school in Paynes
vile, met with serious accident OF
Monday while playing basket ball will
her friends at that place. She wa.
taken Ill with appendicitis and had t.
be taken to New London where al
operation was performed by Dr. Oppe
gard on Wednesday. At this writ
Ing, her condition is as good as cal
be expected and her many friend.
hope for speedy recovery.
Mrs. Eugene Gatewood and Sol
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. A. B. Norris will shin stool
from Hawick Tuesday.
Miss Rasmussen. teacher IN Dist
: NO: 81, and Cora Benson visited at thu
Cal Parker home SATURDAY..
, Mr.. and Mrs. Mirve WEIGH an(
daughter Ruth visited with F.. M
Knutson's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George Fuller and daughter,
are enjoying visit with relatives a
Darfur, MINI.
: w. Rose of New London will shi1
: stock from Hawick Monday.
There was big dance held at tn,
town hall Saturday evening which wa
largely attended.
: The new q. N. depot at Hawick 4
being painted this week.
o. w. Olson states that he expect
to spend Christmas in the new cream
[ cry residence.