Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Watch for May 3rd!

"oISA AOA Mdy O1u:
-Christen Troelson, who has been
employed as machinist at the local
round house, left Saturday for Stock
holm;s to enlist in the q. S. Navy.
Mr.: and Mrs. Leonard Johnson
and children Verna and Melville motor
ed to Kerkhoven Sunday and spent
the day visiting at the Albert Halvor-
son home.
-. j. Vernon Lawson, of New London,
is now on the U. S. S. Granite State,
in North River, New York, while TAX
ing five weeks course in gas engine
construction at Columbia University.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Aamodt and
daughter Esther of Norway Lake and
Mrs. G. V. Smoker and daughters Ger
daline and Angaline of Willmar motored
to Paynesville, Sunday.
Myrtle johnson, Minnie Fridlund and
Alice Broman motored to st: Cloud Sun
day, being Joined by Rev. w. L: Pear
"A. A. G. BlomQuist returned Mon
day from a couple Of days visit in the
cities.
Mrs. C. A. Randall returned Tues
day to Royalton after visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Feifarek
in Roseland township.
-Eiffel Holm arrived Sunday even
ing from Camp Grant, ILL.,, for twelve
days furlough. He has finished a
course in the Third Officers Training
camp and expects to get commission
as Second Lieutenant any day.
Mrs. T. A. Hon and two children
are expected today "wednesday from
Louisville, Kentucky after visit with
her husband Chaplain Hoff. They will
remain with Mrs. Hoff's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. A. Grangaard during the
time of the present war.
Einar Hedine of Minneapolis,
arrived Saturday. He has accepted
position at the Oscar Elmquist Jew
elry store.
Ed Johnson of Tripolis returned
Monday from couple Of weeks visit
in the cities.
Mrs. Victor Fridlund returned
Monday from a couple of weeks visit
with her parents in St: Paul.
Ruth Carlson of Spicer arrived
Sunday and has accepted q position
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Strong of
Devils Lake, N. D., arrived Tuesday
morning for a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Atwater.
- Billie Williams arrived Tuesday
from Ames, Iowa where he has grad
uated from an electrical course in
Ames University.
-Albin Blur and Elmer A. Peter
son made a business trip to Murdock
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Olson visited
friends in Pennock, Sunday.
| Miss Myrtle B. Johnson has re-
signed her position at the Singer Sew
ing Machine Office and accepted po.
sition as stenographer at the Great
Northern local yard Office. She com.
menced her new~duties on Monday OF
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Fridlund en-.
tertained about twenty Of their friends
at a party last Wednesday evening
in honor of their first wedding annive1
sary. A social good time was had, and
refreshments served.
4 "A farewell party was given Sun
day evening at the o. A. Norman home
in honor of Otto Odlund who leaves
for Camp Dodge on Saturday of this
Wooh. MI. OuIuuU "dS pIeaeuteu Will
a wrist watch by his friends.
Rev. T. M. Findley will conduct
religious services, Sunday, April 2Stl
as follows Spicer 10:45 A. NJ: Bur
bank 3 p. M; New London, $3.50 P. NJ
Everybody cordially invited.
AT a meeting of the st. Cloui
Presbytery at Murdock held April 16
II and; Is, Rev. T. NJ. Fndley< wal
elected moderator. Rev. w. Bry1
Jones served as elected clerk. Rev
Thomas Scotton served as temporar!
clerk and John H. Martin az vic
moderator. <.szss tr.Ga* Z