Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-01-17
LAKE LILLIAN.

Monday for visit at the Albert Rode
lius home.
Richard johnson made call at the
Albin Freed home in Fahlun town
ship Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carlson and
son Rudolph of Roseland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Rodelius and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Anderson and child
rem and Waldo Wallin were entertain
ed for dinner at the Lawrence Ander-
son home Wednesday.
A large number were entertained
for dinner at the Oscar Anderson
home Monday evening. Everybody
present reports a pleasant evening.
Mrs. Andrew HOlmgren was Wis.,
itor at the Aspaas place Monday af
ternOOn.
Emil Hedin returned home Thurs
day after spending his vacation in the |
cities and Willmar.
John Olson and Ole Nord made a
business call on several neighbors, on
Thursday.
Andy Bomsta recently returned
from trip to Minneapolis.
Ole Nord was around the other day
to get machinery for making a ma
chine that will travel on the snow
drifts.
Miss Christine Johnson has return
ed to her former home near Atwater
and is busy preparing for her spring
journey.
Ole E. Erickson and daughter, Es-
Their made a trip to the county seat
Tuesday afternoon, returning home
on Wednesday. They had i'll luck on
their return and had to ride on hay
rack from Svea to their home.
Misses Hazel and Dewetta Bomsta
returned from trip to Minneapolis
and Anoka.
Fredolph soderberg, Roy Lundin
and Franklin Erickson were the new
pupils enrolled at Dist. No. 83 last
| week.
The farmers in this vicinity are very
glad to get rid of their old iron and
machinery. The inventors in this
vicinity are collecting all they can
get. 1t will be great disturbance to
the old settlers to see the everlast-
ing motion of old iron and machinery
but it will be a great problem to re-
solve to have the same stopped when
it starts it's work. 1t will be great
the iron which was given away be-
made into the worlds greatest and
most wonderful invention.
Miss Hilda Bloomquist returned to
her home in Roseland after a visit
with her sister here.
Chas. Nelson is busy at present Wis
iting with his old time friends
John Olson and Ole Nord are busy
with the tanning mill to prepare for
spring.
Franklin Erickson entertained few
of his friends at his home, Thursday
evening.
H. 1. Aspaas was a Roseland visit
or Wednesday evening.
R. P. Johnson was a county seat
visitor Friday
The True Blue Players of Osceola
township will give a home talent play
and basket social at the Thorpe
school on Saturday evening, January
20, 1917. Admission rs cents. Ladies
with baskets admitted free.
Franklin Erickson, who has been
nursing sore eye for some time, has
improved greatly.
An oyster supper and program al
the Norwegian Lutheran Free church
next Friday evening, January 18th
Everyone welcome. ..-,~
The correspondent received letter
from Edwin Norling recently. He il
teaching school this winter at Wishik
North Dakota and says that the Lake
Lillian items are mighty interesting
to him so far from home.
Mrs. John E. Johnson and children
were reported to be on the sick list
last week.
Richard Freedholm and Carl Ander
son of Svea were here Thursday re
pairing the telephone lines.
Albert Walner is at present staying
at the Andrew Holmgren home.
1t is a sure sign that leap year Is
over because Alger Erickson made a
call at the Andrew Holmgren home
Saturday.
Miss Maggie Swenson returned tc
her home near Lakes+Wagonga last
week after stay at the John e, John
son domicfle
Melvin Root left Thursday for q
stay at Minneapolis.
Rev. E. o. Erickson made a call at
the Andrew Holmgren place last Wed
nesday.
Axel Strandberg of Alberta, Can,
is at present visiting friends and rela
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson CT
Svea were Lake Lillian visitors Mon.
day and Tuesday of last week.
Oscar Knutson of Fahlun made a
call at the A. Holmgren home Thurs
day.
Rosemond Holmgren made a mis-
take the other day. When going to
school in the morning, she took pail
of cream instead of her lunch pail.
Albert Walner visited last Sunday
with Ole Backlund near Svea.
Miss Helga Nelson was on the sick
list last Sunday
Erick Englund of Willmar made a
short call here Wednesday. He was
enroute for Bird Island on business.
Paul and Victor He'd were reported
on the sick list last week.
Ruth Erickson is staying with her
sister, Mrs. Axel Lundquist.
Miss Alma and George Anderson
spent the Sabbath at the Albert Rode
Illus home