Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-06-12
NEW LONDON

tween trains, Wednesday.
Viola Almstead visited her mother
in Willmar, Wednesday.
Mrs. Constance Olson and son had
business at the county seat the first |
of the week.
Mrs. William Highstrom of Benson
was recent business caller in our |
village.
Nelin Skeie returned Friday from
Windmere, North Dakota where he
has been employed as a clerk in a
general store.
Mrs. A. p. Berglund returned Satur-
day from visit with her son Adolph
at Pennock.
Mrs. Sven Walby went to Willmar
Saturday to visit with friends for
few days.
X. c. Holland autoed to Willmar on
Thursday to visit his brother Isaac.
Miss Ruth Lundquist returned Sat
urday from Minneapolis where she
has made an extended visit at the
home of Hon. A. D. Wilson.
Hans Nelson passed thru New Lon
don enroute to Willmar on business
Tuesday.
John Dahlberg is substitute mail
carrier for Seymour Dahlberg, who is
taking his annual vacation.
August Carlson of Nest Lake Prair-
lie was Willmar visitor last week.
Richard Almstead spent Saturday
to Monday in New London.
Frank Covell was county seat
caller, Monday.
Mrs. Andrew Ihlang gave church
social at her home Friday for the Nor
wegian Ladies Aid
Prof. George H. Olson left Monday
to join Chautauqua band for the
season while awaiting his call to the
cOlOrs.
John Bergeson is repainting the in
terror of the Swedish Mission church.
An old New London landmark, the
William Allgood barn on the former
Jensen property is being RACED to
the ground.
Rev. E. NJ Hanson had business
last week in the cities. Rev. Il. T..
Paulson conducted Sunday morning
services in the Norwegian Lutheran
church.
Miss Mary Green returned Wednes-
day from a three weeks stay at Beck
vile with the Rev. Seastrand family.
Leonard lhlang writes home this
week from France, that all is we'll
with him and that he has put on
) twenty-five pounds as evidence OF
Uncle Sans care of his boys.
We are glad to see our little friend
Mildred Gustafson released from
quarantine and fully recovered from
a mild attack of smallpox.
The August Jordin family spent
Sunday at Litchfeld in large family
reunion at the home of Mrs. JOrdin's
aged mother.
Mrs. Oliver Larson and grandsons
Albert and Oliver, Mrs. Axel Olsor
tendance at the Normal Graduation
, at St. Cloud this week.
Martin Swenson, Karsten Amundson
Manley Ogren and Amos Nordlie wen
to Willmar Wednesday to register.
. Mrs. Anne Larson, Mrs. Louis
, Christopherson and Miss Harrie
Johnson were in Spicer last week
the graduation of Margaret johnson
and Johnny Larson. Prof. Geo. H
Olson, cornetist, assisted the Spice
orchestra at the exercises.
J Mrs ]. B. Nygaard and children
> of Pourpore are in New London TO
a three weeks visit with her brothers
Ole and Arne Skeie.
The Finstad family have this weel
l moved from the Uhrus home int
, the Mrs. Moline property.
t The Judge G.. E. Qvale family AM
, A. E. Mossberg visited Sunday even
B ing at the c. E. Monson home.
Rev. and Mrs. T. C. ThOrson AM
children Gudrun and Nordahl of James
: vile, Wisconsin arrived here las
Tuesday for an extended visit at tn
H. Swenson home. Rev. ThorsOl
left Wednesday for Appleton and ais
a the Fargo Synod Conference, to re
turn to New London the following
l. week.
: The Civic League has planted I
large Gamma and gladiOli bed thi
l. spring on the little village park spot
It adjoining the Almquist property.
u Mrs. Hans Johnson and children o
= Kerkho1kn visited with friends il
e town Wednesday on her return vi;
re auto from Willmar to her home.
% Rev. T. O. Tolo of Locust, Iowa
e was in town Tuesday enroute t.
e, Crow Lake to visit old friends befor'
It going on to conference at Fargo thi
e week.
, The Hon. Marcus Johnson advise
d us he is this week tearing down hi
Cokato elevator to remove same t.
t. this point for erection just west o
y the milling company's present ware
house near the depot.
Grandpa Larson is confined to hi
home with a broken wrist sustained
in some manner absolutely unknown tt
: the aged gentleman. He was alon'
at home at the time in the absence
s of his daughter, Mrs. Breta Hanson
= and granddaughter Ruth, who were
visiting near Isle. 1t is presumed HI
may have had fall while closing
windows during the night of SatuT
days storm.
The Misses Ruby Parker and Sirt
Ulrickson and Mr.. Anthony Jebb O.
Paynesville left our hospital the pas
= week after recovering from recen
operations Mrs. Matthias Thompson
Miss Laura Larson, Miss Katherine
Loberg, and Mrs. O. B. Thorson O.
Hawick and John Kullander of Col
fax are at present surgical patients
>. Miss Olga Larson of Georgev1lle is ap
=. prentice nurse at Sunnyside.
# The Misses Louise and Mathilds
e. Nordlie spent Sunday with the Bro
70 berg's at Mr.. Elmer's Lake Andrew
cottage.
J. P. Olson has moved his family
/" into the S. A. Stauffer house anC
Erick Paulson has resumed possession
of his residence thus vacated Mr.
I, Paulson expects mis- son Peter of viii
low City, S. D.. to arrive here in thu
near future, to recuperate from {
long and persistent illness.
Fred MOnsOn is completing a very