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

0OS0llllla0, june JIu.-MA. nAu NAAS'
Henry Aspaas entertained about forty
five guests at their home last Monday !
evening in honor of the formers |
brother, David, who left the next |
morning for camp. Ole E. Erickson
acted as spokesman and presented
David with seventeen dollars from the
young people and ten dollars from
Lake Lillian township.
Bernice Renstrom returned to Olivia
last Thursday after few days visit
at her parental home.
A number attended the w. S. S.
meeting held in Roseland last Tues
day evening.
Oscar Olson was business caller
in Olivia last Thursday.
Mrs. A. M. Renstrom, Mrs. Mats
Renstrom and son Victor, Mrs. E.
Westling and daughter Eleanor, Mrs.
O. Tatting and Carrie Peterson, Mrs.
O. Blomquist and Mrs. Nystrom were
entertained at the VIM A. Lindquist
home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P M. Renstrom and
family were Olivia visitors last Thurs
day.
A large number from here mOtOred
to Spicer last Saturday to attend the
graduation exercises. From Dist. NO..
"a, were the following graduates:
Florence Tatting and Edmund Stohl.
From Dist No. 80; Gladys Andersen
and Harold Swenson and from Dist.
No. 81: Willie Dowma. Willie was
once a school boy at Dist. No. 81 be-
fore the new school house was built.
Emma Meyers, Oscar Johnson, Mar
vim Erickson and Anna Meyer attend
ed the dance at the Peter Lofgren
home last Saturday evening.
Dave Aspaas was a Willmar visitor
Monday.
William A. Lindquist was a Willma1
visitor last Tuesday.
Mrs. P. NJ Renstrom entertained
the Ladies Aid at church last Tuesday
afternoon.
Rev. Lagergren visited at the Albert
J. Johnson home last Wednesday.
Peter Olson assisted his brother
Oscar with some work last week.
P. M. Renstrom took his youngest
daughter Ruth to a physician Monday
evening. Ruth had been playing out
doors and fell, holding stick in hel
hand. The stick went into one of he,
. tonsils. She is getting along NIGEL!
. at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eastman ant
sons Morris, Arthur and Archie an,
daughter Ruby visited with thei
southern neighbOrs last Tuesday eV
+ ening.
a Ole Bloomquist and Franz
l. Lindquist were busy last week selling
War Savings Stamps in this vicinity
+ Mr. and Mrs. E. ROsen were Will
q mar visitors last Friday.
Ed KOstka transacted business a
= Olivia last Saturday.
q Philathea Class will give picni
and sale about the 10Th Of this month
!; DR.. Havreberg of Olivia made
, call at the O. Bloomquist home las
Wednesday.
O. Ida Eastlund is at present visitin
& with friends in Willmar.
A. o. Renstrom was a Willmar Wis
tor last Friday.
+ Rose Eastman spent last week a
the R. w. Julius home.
h A. E. Bloomquist was Willmar vii
:. itor, Friday.
A. M. Renstrom, Mrs. Westling, Al
q nette RenstrOm and company of Will
n mar were entertained at the A. {
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Rosen left las
week for Rutland and other points i
g North Dakota to visit relatives an
n friends.
d Hildar Gibson was Willmar visito
r last Wednesday,
n Hazel Renstrom was i'll with tn
measles last Friday and Saturday.
+ w. T. Blomquist of near Svea visi
y ed at his parental home here Saturda,
Ted Renstrom was a Willmar visito
l. last Saturday.
It A number from here attended tn
3 ball game at Roseland, Saturday e,
ening.
a Mrs. A. M. Renstrom, Mrs. Matt
n Renstrom, Victor Renstrom, Mr.!
l. Westling and daughter Eleanor, MI
and Mrs. William A. Lindquist an
IS son Florentine and Mrs. H. I. Aspaa
J. were entertained at the O. Blomuuis
home last Friday
l. Meeting and baptism was held at tn
l. Baptist church last Sunday mornin
afternoon and evening.
.. BlOmquist and son Roy wer
- kandiyohi county seat visitors las
" Saturday.
" Cora Galliford and Miss Nielsen g
:, Willmar spent few days last wee
:, at the Carrie Johnson home.
Mrs. Oscar Wahlquist and baby ar
= at present visiting with her parents
- Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Gibson.
Eliza and Agnes Leverentz visite
n the latter part of last week at tn
= Otto Lindquist home near Lake Was
: onga.