Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-10-02
NEW LONDON

New London, Sept. 3Oth.-Miss En-
ma Kambestad returned from Kerk-
hoven, Wednesday,.
Melvin Jacobson returned from a
tour in North Dakota last
week. He has been working at the
Boston Ice Cream parlor since his re-
turn.
Miss Hattie Monsoon is taking a
business course at the Minnesota Col
lege in Minneapolis.
Mrs. NJ. o. Oppegaard returned to
New London Tuesday from a visit
with her mother, Mrs. MINER of Elan
dreau, S. Oak, and at the Rev. Oppe-
gard home in Madison, MINI.
Carl Johnson has left the New Lon
don High School and will go to St.
Peter College for military instruc-
ton.
Sigurd Flesland was in Willmar be-
tween trains, Saturday arranging for
his enlistment in the Navy.
Miss Bernice Christopherson went
to Willmar Saturday to see DR.. Bran
ton for medical treatment
Arne Larson received a polishing
and edging machine for his shoe shop,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ihlang of Min
neapOlis visited at the Andrew Ihlang
home, Tuesday.
Fred Monson autoed to Willmar,
Wednesday,
Andrew Ihlang spent Sunday with
his family here. He is engaged in
painting the large barn and silo on
the G. J. Halvorson farm near Paynes-
vile.
John StenersOn went to Camp Grant
on Monday where he has a son who
is seriously i'll.
Sidney Johnson went to Willmar
Wednesday morning.
L. E. Covell left Monday for Chip
pewa county on business.
Rueben Almquist enrolled in the
New London high school this week.
Elmer Broberg, stationed at Pensa-
cola, Fla, has been promoted to
rank for corporal.
In spite of the short notice in New
London, our people contributed abund-
antly of old clothes for Belgium Re-
fugees, and gathered up by high school
girls Friday afternoon and Saturday
Mr.. Parish of Fergus Falls, touring
the state in the interests of the Min.
nesota Dry Federation, made speeches
in New London on Prohibition Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs A. G. Spiess and children OF
Calvin visited with the formers father
Eric Paulson, last week.
Among those who were in Willmal
| Wednesday morning to see the Wal
| Relics Exhibit were Misses Harriet
and Edna Hoppe, Emil Hallberg, Har
old and Stuart Fink, Harlow Lund
quist, John Amundson, Ed Kambesta(
Russell Thorne, and Mr.. and Mrs. L
E. Covell.
Phil Gallea, formerly of Redwood
Falls, has recently moved to Atwate,
where he will engage in business.
Miss Clara Soland of Norway LAX,
is staying at the Martin Lundquis
home for the winter while attendin,
school in New London.
Angel Hanson and sister, Miss Hui
da left Monday for the cities wher
Angel will enter the University o
Minnesota and Miss Hulda will re
turn to Manchester College.
Mrs Ole Nelson of Hawick is nov
at Sunnyside Hospital undergone
medical treatments.
Miss Rebecca Olson of Spicer re
turned to her home last week from
the hospital where she has been
surgical patient.
S. Paulsness of Eagle Lake is
patient this week at Sunnyside.
Eva Jones, the two year old daugh
ter of Lloyd Jones of Burbank, wa
operated upon Monday morning for
cleft palate.
Chester Lund was at Paynesvill
Monday morning to see the War Reli
exhibit.
Mrs Clarence Fields of Morris Wis
tied few days of the past week wit
old friends here before going west
Mrs Fields will move to Colorad
this fall in the hopes of finding relic
from asthma in change of climate.
The Commercial Club last wee
turned over to the High School stu
dents body the managing Of the Ly
ceum Course in New London this com
ing winter. Committees of student
then canvassed the town, selling sea
son tickets, with moderate success
The public should support this schOO
venture as heartily as possible, as tn
surplus money will go to the hig]
school, The entertainers are unde
the direction of the University Exte1
sion Department.
The Service Flag dedication at tn
New London Presbyterian church Sur
day night was attended by a larg
crowd from the northern part of tn
county. There we're eighteen star
in the flag, representing boys from tn
congregations at Spicer, New London
Burbank and Hawick. Rev. T. M
Findley conducted the meeting, an
the other speakers were men from tn
congregation. Special music was rer
dered by Miss Findley and Harol
Handy of Willmar. Incidentally, Ra
Page of Regal, one of the boys who's
star is in the flag, lies seriously il
with Spanish Influenza at the Grea
Lakes Naval Training Station.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
Rev. E. M. Hanson, pastor.
New London: The Mission sOcie
ty meets at Conrad Swenson's, FIR
dow oftorn0On at tuo o'o1oc1 0ctoho