Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-03-20
NEW LONDON

NEW kOl\DOlN
New London. March 18-N. B. John
son went to Willmar Thursday to re-
sumo his duties on the Board Of Audit.
, Mrs.James Dilley and sons Cornell and
Tom came to New London Thursday
from St. Cloud for q visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. August Frember4 IL on the sick
list.
o. M. Enser has rented rooms at the
S. e. Anderson residence.
Claus Larson and family have moved
their household goods from the Mrs
Emily Holm residence to the former To-
bias Selseth home.
Rev. G. T. Moline died at his homo in
New London Tuesday, March 10.
The New London Farmers Club met
in the scshoolhouse Wednesday,, March
18th.
MissLeila Olson Of st. Cloud Normal
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Olson, Saturday between trains.
Mrs. Mary Olander Of Spicer was in
town shopping Wednesday,.
Mrs. Alfred Bergeson of Willmar ar
rived Wednesday for a visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. w. F. Finch Of St. Paul was a
New London visitor Thursday.
c. e. Monson had business In WILL
mar, Wednesday,.
Misses Anna and Blanche Batterberry
spent Sunday with the home folks
Misses Lucille Noble and Esperance
Lawson boarded the train for Willmar
Saturday, returning Sunday by auto.
o. G. Nordl1e had business in WILL
mar Monday.
Prof. w. A. Dawson went to Willmar
Tuesday to appear before the local draft
board. returning Friday.
Mrs. M. F. Lundqu1st is visiting with
Prof. and Mrs. George H. Olson at
Nevis.
Mrs. Conrad B. swenson was a Will
mar visitor for several days last week.
Friday nights pictures drew good
crowd with Mary Miles Minter on the
screen.
DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Tillisch departed
Saturday for their future home at West
brook.
v. E. Lawson spent Wednesday and
Thursday at his old home in New Lon
Miss Louise Nordlie left on Monday
noon for a weeks vacation at Water
town.
Miss Marie Peterson announces her
March %.
w. s. Johnson Of Paynesville was in
New London and Willmar between
trains Wednesday In the interest Of
winter wood conservation.
The rough fish seined from our nearby
lakes were expressed direct to New York
City to help solve the meat problem in
largo centers.
Rev. r. E. Drysdale, a former and
most deservedly popular pastor Of the
Presbyterian church here, is seeking en-
trance into Y. M. c. A. cantonment serv-
ice.
Oscar Ahlberg was reported by the
city dailies as among the pneumonia VIC
Tins in France. Oscar has done his bit,
has done his utmost and it shall not
have been in vain.
Miss Christine Lungstrom Is q guest
Of her brother, William Lungstrom's
home for q few weeks.
E. J. johnson, N. e. Greenfield, Mar
tin Lundberg, d. 8. Shipstead and FL
mer Thorne. petit jurors, and J. A. Jen-
sen and J. D. Monson, grand jurors,
were due at Willmar Monday to attend
to their duties at the opening Of Dis
trict Court.
Rev. E. M. Hanson ofnciated Tuesday
Of this week at the funeral Of Mrs. An
ton Youngberg Of Irving at tho Lebanon
church in the absence of Rev. AT. AL
mer who Is attending the funeral Of q
nephew at Isle. MINI.
MIS- JULIUS M1AAeT OF daITlsOu return
ed to her home in Harrison Saturday at.
ternoon after having visited at her faith.
er's, Halvor Andersons home in Irving
for few days. A family picture wal
taken in New London Saturday morn
ing before her brother Martins depart
ure from here to join the navy.
Miss Charlotte TIalvorson of Harrison
| has spent the past week with friends
| and relatives in New London. She wa!
tho honor guest at a st. Patrick's part,
| Saturday night at the H. Swenson home