Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-04
NEW LONDON


farm near Spicer.
Kasper Thimell returned to New
London from Duluth via Minneapolis,
Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Hanson and Miss Edith
Ogren came home Tuesday from q |
visit with friends and relatives in |
Minneapolis.
Albert Thimell took the train for the |
cities, Friday.
Miss Ingeborg Hedin went to Biwa. |
blk Friday to teach another term in |
the schools there.
Miss Eunice Broberg returned from
Waseca Saturday after being a guest |
at the house party given by her friend
Miss Margaret Baylor
Lawrence Eckman and sisters, Mis-
ses Ethel and Edith went down to the
State Fair, Saturday.
Ben Hallberg went to the State Fair,
Saturday.
Emil Thimell had business in Will.
mar, Friday.
Miss Alice Lund left for St. Cloud
Monday to attend the State Normal
School,
Miles Batterberry returned to Ben.
son Monday to resume work In res
taurant after few weeks vacation.
O. o. Ulvin, candidate for county
superintendent, made house to
house canvass here Saturday, the oath.
Mrs. Olga Larson of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Bredberg, left New Lon
don Monday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
John Bredberg in Willmar.
Miss Eunice Broberg, Miss Louise
Nordlie, Earl F4endrickson, Conrad
and Amos Nordlie autoed to Interlach-
en- hotel Sunday for dinner.
Lieut.. Sigurd Halvorson returned to
Camp Pike, Friday after visiting Nor
way Lake relatives and at the home OF
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
F. Lundquist of New London.
Among the out-of-t0wn pupils en-.
rolied in the High School are Miss
Alice Price of Burbank, Misses Ruth
| and Mildred Olson of Colfax and Ray
Carter of Spicer.
| Elmer Broberg of the Coast Artil
| lery is now stationed at Camp Bar
rancas, Pensacola, Florida.
Alec Carlson went to Litchfield Sat-
urday to visit with friends. From
there he went to the Fair on Mon
day.
Gust Monson left for Minneapolis
Saturday to see the Minnesota State
Fair.
Miss Esther Hedin left for Ray
mond Saturday to begin teaching Mon
day in Edwards township.
Carol Wohlin departed for Austin
Monday to attend the Southern Min
nesota University.
Miss Edris Stauffer autoed to. Will
mar Sunday to attend high school
there, the coming year.
l. o. Ringness and Eric Paulson
went to see the sights at the big fair
Saturday.
Carl Soderlund transacted business
in Willmar Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Monson went to
Minneapolis, Monday.
Earl Hendrickson has resigned the
assistant cashiership at the Farmers
State Bank to take up new position
at the First National Bank in Willmar.
New London will be losing an exemp-
larry young man.
Miss Alice Rapp returned, from
visit of two months in Minneapolis,
Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Danielson returned We'd
nesday from a few days stay with old
neighbors in Colfax.
Mrs. H. S. Peterson and daughter
Miss Helen of Willmar visited at the
E. F. Fink home from Wednesday un-
til Thursday.
Peter Olson of Irving was in town
Monday on way to the Fair.
The school faculty this year are:
Miss Ruth Lundquist, first and second
grades; Miss Mabel Simonson, third
and fourth grades: Miss Winnifred
Thompson, fourth and fifth grades;
Miss Hulda Hanson (substitute) sixth
and seventh grades; Miss Agnes M.
Thomas, seventh and eighth grades;
Miss Gladys Arnold, Domestic Sci
ence; Miss Lucille Noble, High School
Principal, Prof T. c. Ullereng, Supt.
of Schools.
Kasper Thimell departed Saturday
for Camp Dodge. Another one of our
boys in the fight for democracy.
Mrs. E. M. Hanson and daughter
Ella vent to Paynesville Thursday to
have Dr. Sandven extract needle
from Elias foot. They returned
home Friday.
William Hallberg left New London
Wednesday for Benson and other
points to visit, but was suddenly TAX:
en- i'll while at Murdoch and was there
operated upon for appendicitis. His
sister, Mrs. August Gustafson, was
summoned to his bedside Saturday.
Minard Ihlang will be employed for
two months this fall at the H. H..
Brix farm north of New London. =,
Mrs. Henry Stromme, of Irving,
Lars Nelson of Norway Lake, Good
win Sonstegaard of Georgeville, Willie
Pickle, Alice Rosacker from near At
water have been surgical patients the
past week at the hospital here.
Alma Amundson resumed her duties
at the Doctors Office at the hospital
on Monday after enjoying two weeks
vacation.
Work stopped at the gravel pit east
Of New London Saturday when the
steam shovel was moved back to Will
mar The gravel was used on the
double tracking roadbed extending
east and west of Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Monsoon and
daughter Miriam, Miss Hattie Monsoon
and Prof. and Mrs. Geo. H. Olson au-
toed to Minneapolis, Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Newman and
daughter Miss Loleta broke camp on
the shores of Lake Andrew Wednes-
day morning and proceeded to Paynes.
vile that afternoon where they spent
Thursday, DR.. .Newmans birthday,
annual guests on that day at Linger-
longer, the summer home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Johnson on Lake KOronis.
Alvin Almer returned to Augustana
College, Rock Island, ILL.,, Friday after
spending the summer vacation here
at the home of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. "A. F. Almer
The Standard Oh Company has put