Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-09-18
NEW LONDON

New London, Sept. 16th.-Lewis
Eckman was in the cities on business,
Tuesday.
Hon. Marcus Johnson of St. Paul
had business in New London. Wednes.
day.
Jens Peterson had business in Will
mar, Thursday.
Mrs. Emil Johnson and Mrs. Ole
Hanson shopped in Willmar. Thursday.
N. B. Johnson was in Willmar Thurs
day on public business
Miss Alice Lund, Normal student
at St. Cloud, spent Saturday and Sun
day in New London with her mother,
Mrs. Ida Lund.
Miss Anna Batterberry has been
employed as clerk in Swenson & Bro
berg's store the past week.
Mrs. Arthur Ihlang of Minneapolis
was in New London, Monday.
Miss Allie Olson spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Olson:
Wallace and Eugene Johnson and
Mrs Ida Kullander went to Willmar
Thursday to see their father, George
Johnson in the Dawson Hospital.
The Lewis Eckman family drove to
Norway Lake Sunday to christening
at the Fred Hager home near Sun
burg.
Clarence Christopherson was In
town Sunday.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Skeie was christened Sunday at
the morning service at the Norwegian
Lutheran church. She received the
name Eunice.
Clark Sanderson of Green Lake
visited at the L. Christopherson home
in New London Saturday.
The annual sewing, cooking and
gardening exhibit was held at the
schoolhouse Tuesday.
Miss Helena and Clarence Hultberg
and Selby Nelson were enrolled IN the
New London high school Monday
morning. -
Darwin Johnson of COlfax was IN
New London, enroute to Willmar, Fri
| day.
Mrs. John Gunderson, Miss Mabe
Stromme, and Mrs. Christ Carlson and
baby girl left sunnyside Hospital las'
week.
| Gunder Iverson suffered sHgh'
stroke of paralysis last week.
Misses Magda Lundgren and MaDe
| Simonson are staying at the Rev. Il
| M. Hanson home for the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs c K. Lund entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson OF Eas
Nest Lake and Mrs. Carrie Danlelsol
at Sunday dinner.
Oscar Bjorge, a sixteen year OLD sol
of X. Bjorge of Glenwood, died at tn
hospital Sunday morning, Septembe
18th after an operation Saturday 10
an obstruction in the bowels. The 20!
was brought to New London by LII
Dack of Brooten, Friday for the ope1
alton. .-
The Ladies Aid of the Swedish Mis-
sion church will hold social at MRS
August Gustafson's, Friday. You ar
cordially invited to be present.
Lawrence Eckman left New Londo1
Saturday to resume his government
duties as a chemist in Pittsburgh atte
a well-earned months vacation at tn
home of his parents, Mr.. and MRS
Lewis Eckman.
Carl Stenbakken, formerly OF Sten
bakken's garage, is now managing tn
old home farm in Burbank.
School was dismissed WEDNESDAY
for the day, as the heating plant wa
| not ouC1Tcly Icduy AOA uoO'
George Johnson of Colfax and form
erly of New London, was taken to tn
Dawson Hospital in Willmar las
week to have an eye removed ina
had been troubling him for some time
He is now getting along nicely, we ar
glad to learn.
Albert Thorne, who has been enga@
ed in business in Montana for som
months, returned to New London t
register on Thursday and to visit wit
his family in this village. He report
it rather dry in parts of Montana, tn
cattle being sent to the mountain
,, for pasture.
The Misses Mildred and Mabel Joh1
son were among the class cOnf1rme
!. by Rev. Svare at the Crow Rive
t church Sunday, Sept. 18th.
S. l.. Benton, ]. O. Estrem an
Editor V. E. Lawson of the Wilma
Tribune autoed from Willmar to Me-
London Thursday on business.
Mrs. Vickner of Seattle, formerl
Bertha Almen OF this village, visite
friends here one day last week. Sh
will return home this week with he
husband, Prof Vickner of the Depar
ment of Language of Washington I'm
versity.