Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-06-26
NEW LONDON

NEW LONDON
New London, June 25th.-E. G. Aim.
stedt was visitor in Willmar, Mon.
day.
The M. F. Lundquist family spent
Sunday at the Glesne home at Norway
Lake.
Baby Nordahl Thorson is recovering
nicely from serious attack of pneu.
monia.
Mrs. G. T. Moline and daughter
olga are employed at the Teepeeton.
ka hotel for the season.
Miss Bernice Christopherson. en-.
ployed at the Sonderson home in Spic-
er, was in New London Friday.
Mrs. Theodore Gunderson visited
last week at her parental home in
Georgeville.
Jim johnson, Ole Strand and De.
Lloyd johnson returned Wednesday
from Cokato.
Enoch Thimell went to St. Paul
saturday to visit with his sister, Mrs.
Arvld Nelson for few weeks.
REV. Wedell, solicitor for a mission
church school, conducted services at
the Emil Thimen home, Friday even.
ing.
Mrs. Emil Thorne was Willmar
caller Wednesday.
Inc John AmundsOn and John Gun
derson families spent a dey last week
at the Qvale farm near Willmar.
John Kullander of Colfax died at
the village hospital Thursday after
noon.
The Gust Walby family of Rutland,
N. ID. are spending couple of weeks
visiting their various relatives here.
Miss Ruth Helm, who is employed
IN Minneapolis, is making a two weeks
visit with her mother in New London.
She has spent the past winter with
her employers family at Los Angeles.
Calf.
Miss Alice Gustafson of Kerkhoven
mas been making a short stay at the
August Gustafson home.
Melvin Holland of MINNEAPOLIS spent
Thursday to Saturday with his broth
er K. c. Holland before entering mill.
tary service.
Mrs. J. B. Negaard and children left
Saturday to visit for a few DAYS at
the Eagle Lake Orphans home, where
Mrs. Negaard was employed for many
years as a nurse
DR.. and Mrs. M. O. Oppegaard have
rented the Bitterness cottage at Green
Lake Beach where they are entertain
ing party of out-of-town friends and
relatives.
The Fred Monson, Victor Holm and
}. e. Peterson families were dinner
party guests at the Elias Johnson
home, Wednesday.
karsten AmundsOn went to Willmar
Thursday where he will be day engin-
eer at the State Hospital power plant
taking the place of Martin Dahl, just
called to the colors.
J. A. Carlson, Arne Larson, John
Bergeson and Peter Broberg were
among those from this vicinity who
were present at the Old Settlers pic.
mic at Spicer, Wednesday.
Mrs. George Olson and Harlow
Lundquist left Wednesday for Mime
apolis where Harlow will spend the
season with his friend Willard Wilson
and be employed at tent and awning
factory.
Mrs. Andrew 1hlang went to Willmar
on Friday and returned Saturday &C.
companied by her mother, Mrs. Gull
icksOn.
Mrs. Bergen and children, formerly
of New London, returned from their
Dakota home the last of the week for
visit here.
Mrs. A. F. Almer and daughter Ebba
are visiting with their many frineds
at their former home in St. Paul.
Mrs. Louis Larson and son Glen
of Minneapolis are spending the week
at the Ole Hanson home.
Miss Griselda Olson has been assist
ing at the Farmers State Bank in the
absence of L. E. COvell who is in
Minneapolis.
Carl Anderson and family of North
Dakota have been visiting friends and
relatives here the past week.
Miss Emma TharaldsOn of Minnea-
pclis is here for short stay with her
sister, Mrs. A. S. Rapp.
Mesdames I. O. Ringness, Ida Lund,
Arne Larson, Hattie Nyberg, Axel o.
son, Frank Covell, T. G. Thorson, E. F.
Fink and the Misses Marie Peterson,
Gerdie Thompson and Harriet John
son were guests of Mrs. E. Erickson,
Thursday at luncheon in honor of
her daughter Mrs. Emil Olson who left
Sunday for her home at Thief River
Falls after a three months stay in
New London.
On Saturday evening, a large party
of friends gathered at the Aune home
to bid farewell to Ben Aune, who is
entering military service. The left
for him a purse of about fifteen dollars
as a token of their regard. Ben Aune,
Albin Johnson and Victor Polman were
the New London boys to go with the
last Saturdays quota.
Anton Jacobson and family have ar
rived from Dakota and are making
their homein the house just recently
vacated by the Arthur Skoglund fami-
ly. Mr.. Jacobson will be employed at
carpenter work with his brother Emil.
Charles Olson and family of Center
City autoed over one day last week
to visit with his cousins, G. Peterson
and sisters. From here they drove to
Atwater to spend some time with a
brother.
Mrs. Carl Holm, Otto Jensen, Thea
Benson and Rueben Olson have been
surgical patients at Sunnyside the past
week. Edwin Negaard returned to his
home at Norway Lake, convalescent.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
Rev. E. M. Hanson, pastor.