Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-02-20

mere Oh Dus1uobS OOIWo0U tCe1uB MOI.
day.
-Adolph Olander Of Spicer was a
visitor here between trains on Mon
day.
Arthur Anderson of Atwater visit.
ed relatives and friends here last Mon
day.
Misses Myrtle and Natalie Math-
Jason visited Monday forenoon In At
water.
William Peterson and Herbert
Anderson spent Thursday afternoon In
Spicer.
Jack Leach left Friday morning
for weeks visit with his parents In
St. Paul.
.-olof Roen left Thursday for Min
neapolis where he expected to enlist
in the navy.
Rev. Hi. Tillman Of Tripolis is
under medical attention at the DR..
Benson hospital.
Miss Anna Midvedt, who teaches
in Atwater, spent the week end at her
home in this city.
Il. M. Steberg of Pennock arrived
Monday for medical treatment at the
DR.. Benson hospital.
Atty. L. E. Covell of New London
spent Monday in this city and Pen
mock on business.
Mrs. J. L. Hanscom returned Sat-
urday from visit with her sons, WAL
ter and Henry in St. Paul.
Rev. Jesper Holmquist conducted
services at the Tripolis Lutheran
church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Anna Abrahamson visited
Saturday and Sunday at the G.. o.
Bergquist home in Tripolis.
The eighth graders of the Central
building have knitted a number of
sweaters for the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blur and family of
make their home in this city.
Mrs. Victor Holmberg and Mrs.
Ruth Peterson of Kandiyohi visited
here between trains Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Al Myers left Tues
day morning for Frost, Minnesota,
where Mr.. Myers has accepted a posi-
tiOn.
-Anfred and Lucille Floren of
Grove City visited with their brother,
Harold in this city last Saturday after
noon.
Gust Abrahamson, Anton Rud-
beck, Edwin and Herman Berlin left
Monday for st. Cloud to visit the Pan
Motor Co.
Victor T. Peterson and Hemming
Nelson and son Ernest of Lake Eliz-
| abeth we're business visitors in this
city last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Rasmussen
are the proud parents Of son born
last Saturday afternoon. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
! Ole Kallevig and Henry Ellingson,
who are employed in Minneapolis, ar.
rived here Sunday evening for a visit
at their respective homes.
u. H. Healy, agent for the Home
Life Insurance Company of New York
City, returned Sunday morning from q
visit at his home in Mankato.
John Wohleen left Tuesday fol
New London after couple Of days
visit at the P. P. Fjellman and Peter
Sherman homes in this city.
Miss Wayne Rasmussen, who
teaches in Hawick, spent the weekend
at her home here. She was accompan
led by the Misses Hanson of Hawick
Miss Freda Holtz of Raymond Wis
tied here between trains Monday while
enroute to St. Paul where she will BIT
employed in wholesale millinery
house.
Mrs. P. "A. Stromberg returned OF
Tuesday to Milaca after month.
visit with relatives here She also I'm
derwent an operation at the DR.. Ben
} son hospital
Edwin Nelson returned Monda.
to Camp Dodge, Iowa, after a min
:; days furlough spent with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. John Nelson, in Lake An
, drew township.
J Mrs. Cornell Johnson, Mrs. Osca
Melander and son Ralph and Mrs. Mix
Downs were visitors in Kandiyohi OF
! Monday afternoon.
Hugh Rudy left Monday on
business trip to Minneapolis. He viii
! also visit with his brothers, Joe an
A. c. Ruddy Of Lamberton who ar
at present visiting In the cities.
Mr.. Yngve, the Prohibition speak
> er, returned Monday to Minneapolis
: He spoke Sunday morning at the Betf
ell church and in the evening at til
Swedish Mission church. He was tn
guest of Rev. Holmquist while here.
Harold Handy left Monday Of LAT
q week for several days. business visj
:. in the cities. He purchased an eigh
cylinder club roadster Oldsmobile 10
!. himself and seven passenger eigh
- cylinder Oldsm0bile for M. G.. Levi
:. The Handy-Lewis Garage has the a.
;. ency for the Oldsmobiles.
Fred Carlson has resigned his p
81 sition at the Capital Shoe store, resi-
nation to take effect March 1. He wi
l. 90 home on the farm south of this eli
to assist during the summer as b
brother Harry Albin Carlson has be,
drafted for the army.
r. The editor was recently elected
r member of the Board of Councillors
j. the Minnesota State Historical so
o. ETY., which at it's next meeting will
y spect the new building erected for t.
D. soctety's library and museum at s
F. Paul, and which IL now ready for {
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