Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-24
HAWCK,

Hawick, July 22nd.-Sava Pelkey
cut oats for E. ]. Hood the middle of
the week.
e. T. Reamer of Thief River and
w. w. Barber of New London called
on Howard Reamer, Tuesday.
Haying and harvesting are the or.
der OF the days.
Miss Mary Mcmahon, who has been
clerking at the E. N. Gasell store, left
Monday for her home in MINNEAPOLIS.
Clara Jones and sisters visited at
the Charley Johns home the last of the
week
Francis Johns went to Paynesville
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Loberg and
daughter Kathryn autoed to New Lon.
don tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swain and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Matson and Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Clark were among
those who were Paynesville callers,
Monday.
Howard Reamer cut oats for B. H..
Benson the first Of the week.
Miss Emma Peterson entertained
company last week from a distance.
A number of young folks from here
attended the dance at Lake Andrew
Saturday night.
Levi WEIGH received his papers
from the government last week and
will leave with the other boys the
10th.
Miss Emma Jones was around Fri
day collecting the names OF the pupils
| for the COMING cnhnn1
Mrs. Moses Pelkey, formerly of this
place but now OF DeGratf, died Satur
day from heart failure. The deceased
had been in poor health for some time
and her death was not unexpected
The deceased leaves to mourn besides
her aged husband, five children, Mrs
John Wright of New London; Mrs
Howard Townsend of Donnelly anC
Mrs. Henry Larson OF DeGraff; Pete
OF Minneapolis and Joseph OF New
London and number of other rela
tives. The remains will be shipped t
Paynesville Monday where the inter
ment will take place. The sorrow
ing family have the sympathy Of thu
entire community.
Ben Benson assisted H. Reamel
in haying last week.
Grace and leila WEIGH visited
Clara Jones, Friday forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker and sol
home, Sunday.
children of New London township Wis
tied over Sunday at the M. Welcl
home.
Mrs. H. C. Kishpaugh and daugh
ter Elizabeth of Raymond are visit
ing friends in this and Paynesvill
vicinities.
School meeting was held at tn
schoolhouse in Dist. No. l, Saturday
July Goth. H. Reamer was nominated
moderator, A. B. Norris was electe'
clerk for three years. There is still
$59945 in the school treasury, ST
was appropriated for the school. Their
is some talk of calling special meet
ing to see about building new schoo
house and the present building is no
large enough to accommodate forty-tiv
pupils and Is cold place. No teach
er can do justice to so many pupil
of different ages and grades. w
} need a.graded' school.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Graveyard an
infant daughter visited in Irving, SUI
day.
Sophia Iverson, who has been worl
ing in Minneapolis for some time, II
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Barber an
> family of New London and Mrs. Henri
Barber of Foreston visited at the v
, D. King home, Sunday.
Donald Welch, the ten year old so
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. WEIGH, had tn
misfortune of breaking his leg jus
below the hip, Sunday forenoon. Tn
little fellow was riding horse fro1
the pasture when it stumbled, fallin
on him. He was Immediately take
to the hospital at New London wher
his leg was set by DR.. M. o. Opp
gard. He is resting as easy as ca
be expected.
The service flag was dedicated q
the Y. P. meeting at the M. E. churc
Sunday evening in memory of tn
Roseville boys. A reading was give
by Mrs. Reamer; recitation HAT OF
by Clarence Reamer; 1.-THE Little Fla
on our House" by little Allie Parke
Two selections were sung by tn
chorus, meeting led by Katie Smitl
son.