Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-03-13
NEW LONDON

NEW AOnuOn, MarCu 4A-MIo. IL
Christopherson has been on the sick |
list
Supt. Elmer Hauge of Spicer return |
ed home Saturday after visit here.
James Johnson Is visiting his old !
home in Balaton.
Mrs. F. O.. Swanson of Spicer visited
her sister, Miss Dora Lawson, last |
week.
Hon. Nels Guam of Willmar was a
New London caller last week.
Miss Esther Hedin, who is teaching
school in Colfax, spent Sunday at her
home in New London.
E. G. Almstedt went to Willmar the
latter part of the week.
C. E. Monson returned Saturday
from St. Paul.
Albert Winblad attended a three
days teachers convention in St. Cloud
last week.
Prof. T. C. Ullereng went to Fargo,
N. D., on Wednesday for visit with
relatives, returning on Saturday.
Miss Olive Anderson of Union Grove
| was in New London last week visit
ing her sisters, Misses Muriel and
Viola Anderson.
The moving picture show was not
given last Friday evening owing to
delay in transit of films.
Mrs. Roy David came to New Lon
don Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
William Lungstrom.
County Commissioner N. B. johnson
is in Willmar attending to his duties
as a member of the County Board of
Audit.
The body of Franz Newstrom arriv-
ed in New London Friday and was in
tered in Lebanon cemetery on Mon
day. Rev. A. F. Almer conducted the
funeral services.
Joe Gallagher, the courteous and
popular brakeman on our passenger
train, left Wednesday for two
months vacation in Florida.
James Carlyle is confined to his
home with an attack of erysipelas
Miss Martha Green went to Willmar
Monday to visit with friends a few
days.
Rev. A. F. Almer returned Monday
from St. Paul, having been called
home to Ofciate at the Newstrom bur-
ial
Edwin Railson, a prominent farmer
of Lake Andrew, was a business caller
in town Monday.
Arnold Gustrud of Spicer is employ
ed as meat cutter in William Roses
up-to-date meat market.
Eric Paulson had business in Spicer
one day last week.
1t is reported that the johnson and
Thorne stock of merchandise was sold
to Belgrade parties this week.
Miss Hattie Monson was employed
at the Swenson & Broberg store Sat-
urday and Monday, taking the place
Of Miss Louise Nordlie who has been
on the sick list.
John Skaalerud of Norway Lake
community died last Saturday. He will
, be buried on Wednesday, March 13.
Arthur Hanson, who is employed as
stenographer by Norwich, Mitchell,
Peat & Co. of Minneapolis, chartered
accountants, arrived home Monday to
attend the funeral of his father which
will be held on Friday.
Arthur Skoglund has been engaged
as engineer at the Municipal light and
power plant, beginning his duties Apr.
/. o. G. Nordlie was appointed by the
Council to keep the light plant books
and accounts for the ensuing year.
At the Poultry show in Willmar re-
Gently, three of the birds of our poul-
try fanciers, Postmaster Alvin Ogren,
won prizes. One of his best hens won
!, a blue ribbon. Previous to this, she
won first prizes at poultry shows in
Willmar St. Cloud and at the state
fair. Messrs. M. o. Flesland of New
London and M. O. Kvamso of Lake An
drew also took prizes for high scores
on some of their birds.
At the village caucus in the coun-
Gil room Saturday evening, the follow
ing ticket was nominated for election
Tuesday: Elias Johnson, president; G.
E. Monson, councilman for years; e.
G. Kambestad, councilman for years !;
M. F. Lundquist, councilman for i
year; J. G. Peterson, village recorder.
Earl Hendrickson, DR.. and Mrs. E.
,, G. DeMots, Miss Lucille Noble, Miss
Ruth LundQuist, Miss Eunice Broberg,
Mrs. Melvin VanVorst and the New
.. London orchestra went to Paynesville
to see the second performance of
, home talent in Rustic Romeo, Friday.
Last weeks shipment of the Red
Cross is as follows: New London, IL
sweaters, 2 scarfs, 80 pairs of socks,
pairs of wristlets, 2 helmets, dozen
pajamas and one dozen hospital
shirts; Regal, sweaters, IL pairs of
socks, pairs of wristlets, helmet,
Douglas caps.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Miss Myrtle Lineer, superintendent
of Sunnyside hospital, left for her