Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-11
ATWATER.

on Saturday for her home at Prince.
ton.
Mrs. L. w. Anderson left on Satur-
day morning for St. Paul to attend the
wedding Of her brother.
Miss Gertrude Kurtz has been the
guest of Miss Carmen Strong at Dia-
mond Lake the past week.
Oscar E. Larson is here from Two
dot, Mont, for a visit at his parental
home.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the
Presbyterian church met at the home
OF Mrs. Henry Stene last Friday after
noon.
Miss Evelyn Peterson of Twin VAL
ley is here for visit at the home Of
her aunts, Mrs. Nels Christensen and
Mrs. Henry Stene. She has also Wis
tied relatives in Lake Elizabeth.
Mrs. Nellie Nelson and daughter,
Helen, went out to their cottage at
Green Lake last week to spend the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Roy Crosby spent Thursday az
ternoon at Litchfield.
Mrs. ]. w. Barton and son arrived
Thursday evening for visit at the
Henry Stene home. Mr.. Barton came
from Minneapolis for an over Sunday
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Strong,
daughter Stella and son Donald spent
Saturday in Minneapolis, returning
home in a new Oldsmobile Club Road
ster.
Rev. K. A. stromberg of Mt. Plea
SAINT, Iowa is here to assist his
brother, Rev. Fred Stromberg with
meetings at the Rosendale church,
which will be held Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings Of this week.
The meetings will begin at o'clock.
John Brown drove up new REQ Sc.
dan on Wednesday, and new REQ six
on Sunday evening Of last week for
the Brown Bros. garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Operman, Miss
Hilda Anderson and Randolph Oper-
man spent Sunday in Minneapolis.
Miss Gunhild Nygaard arrived Tues
day evening from Minneapolis for a
visit with relatives.
Mr.. John Doeskin of Raymond made
a business trip to AtWater last Mon
day.
Rev. Haugland, while enroute to
Minneapolis from North Dakota stop
per off for an over Sunday stay at
the home Of Rev. Hoifjeld.
The Epworth League Of the ROs-
endale church will have a public Soc
ial at the home Of c. J. Erickson on
Tuesday evening, July 10th. A good
program will be rendered.
Miss Shirly Haroldson arrived Sun
day evening from Moose Lake Mimi
esota, for a several days visit with At
water friends. She is employed by the
Tri-State Telephone Co. as chief ope-
rator at Moose Lake.
Mr.. George Wilson of Harrison
spent Monday in Atwater.
Rev. Stromberg arrived home from
Fargo on Tuesday.
Oscar Lindblom has traded his Chal-
mers speedster for 1914 Buick road
ster.
The Misses Gertrude and Anna
Senechal returned home last Sunday
evening from visit in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Nelson, John
TAFT, Jr., and Mr.. Healy, all of Spicer,
visited at the l.. P. Larson home on
Sunday.
The Arndahl congregation rendered
q surprise upon their pastor last Sun
day evening in Rosendale and present.
ed him with purse of $40.
Miss Louise Juergenmeier went to
St. Paul last Saturday morning for a
visit.
Miss Lena Sell came home from
Minneapolis on Thursday and return.
ed to her duties at the post Office az
ter enjoying a weeks vacation.
The Misses Carey and Cecilia
Boese, Arthur Boese and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Davidson motored to st.
Cloud on Saturday, returning Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Oscar Olson, formerly Miss
Bettina Anderson, who taught here
some years ago, Is here with her lit
tie daughter for a visit at the Henry
Boese home.
Misses Hilda Iverson and Jennie
Wick left on Friday for Bowman, N.
Dak., where they will visit for time
and later go to White Sulphur
Springs, Mont. Miss Iverson is en-
joying a vacation from her post Office
duties.
VIM. E. Peterson of the First Ma
tional Bank left on Tuesday for Lake
Bemidji, where he will join Mrs. Pet
erson for a weeks stay at the Rosaan
cottage. They will then go to Crook
ston for a week before returning to
Atwater.
James H. Strong drove an Oldsmo.
bile eight up from Minneapolis on
Wednesday of last week. Mr.. M. A.
Fruling of Raymond purchased a
Studebaker six from Strong's garage
on Monday.
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