Willmar tribune., 1918-01-23
while enroute to his home near Kerk-
hOven. from a visit in Washington.

while enroute to his home near Kerk-
hoven. from visit in Washington.
Mrs. G. l.. Storm and Luther Lee
of Benson visited Monday and Tues
day at the Albert Anderson home.
"A nine pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Guam Tuesday.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Miss Era Starbeck left Saturday
for Minneapolis where she has accep
ted a position with the Universal Film
Co.
Rev. Nels P. Trudeson left Mon
day for CRANKY after weeks stay
in Fahlun where he conducted serv
ices.
Mr. and Mrs. M. c. Lewis left
Monday morning for couple O1
weeks visit in Chicago and McGregor
| Iowa.
The Litchfield boys basket bal
team visited here between trains Fri
day while enroute for a game with
Benson.
Misses Anna and Otelia Vigen re
turned Tuesday to New London after
visit with their sister, Mrs. Pete1
Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Olstad ant
Mrs. Mathiason visited Saturday eve
ming at the Chris Olstad home neal
Penn0ck.
Mime Johnson left Friday fol
kerkhoven where she teaches schoO
after visiting a month with her sister
in this city.
Karl A. Nelson left last Wednes
day morning for couple of weeks
trip to Minneapolis, Mankato ant
Henderson.
&C. o. Carlson and daughter, Ma
bel of south of Svea left Monday fol
a few days visit with friends in Dav
export, Iowa.
| "A. H. Brown closed q deal las
| week whereby Olof Sandbo residenc,
on Fifth street became the propert,
OF H. E. Palm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, parents O.
Atty. Tom Davis, Of Marshall cele
brated their golden wedding annivers
ary last Tuesday.
Walter Elstrum, William Larson
Frank Edwards and Simon Solmonso1
of Atwater were visitors here between
trains on Monday.
Misses Hilda Anderstrom ant
Rose Gauer of Thorpe arrived Mon
day from Atwater for a visit witt
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Carlson O.
Milaca arrived Monday for a couple
of weeks visit with relatives ant
friends in this vicinity.
Bernard Timmers of Tracy visit
ed with his sister, Miss Madeline Tim
mers Tuesday last week. He was en-
route for Minneapolis.
-Olof Thompson left Tuesday fo1
Granite Falls where he was called fo1
examination for the U. S. army OF
Wednesday of this week.
The John C. Berg family toda,
received the news that a girl was
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Berg at Waterville, Wash.
Edwin Eastlund of Roseland Is
visiting in this city this week. Hls
wife was operated upon at the Win
mar hospital last Tuesday.
Clifford Olson of Breckenridge
visited here Monday and Tuesday. HI
left Tuesday for visit with his uncle
Leander Campbell in Pennock.
Miss Nellie Price, who is employ
ed IN Lltchtield, visited here between
trains Tuesday while enroute for 9
visit at her home in New London.
Clarence Forsberg left Tuesda,
morning for three weeks tour thru
out southern part of the state in the
interests of the Gagnon Shoe Co.. o1
Detroit, MINI.
"A. J. McKinnon, superintendent
of the Sioux City Division, was a Wis
1tor with old time friends here today
He was formerly superintendent of the
Willmar Division.
Mrs. Peter Freeberg of Sand
Creek, Mont, is visiting with relatives
and friends here. She is enroute from
Duluth where she was called by the
illness of relative.
DIR. o. M. Nordlie of Minneapolis
spoke at the Young Peoples Society
meeting at the Vinje Lutheran church
in this city last Monday night. The
attendance was very good.
Ole H. Negaard, superintendent OF
mails at the st. Paul postofI1ce, visit.
cd here between trains Monday while
enroute for Norway Lake to attend
the funeral Of his mother which oc.
ours on Wednesday. =.