Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-11-13
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HaWlck, NOV. 11.-MlSS CdII1o Ao'
berg and niece Phillis Loberg called
at Miss Alice Hall Monday afternoon.
Miss Flossie Norris is home from
Paynesville high school as 1t Is closed
on account of influenza.
Willie Pelky and Roy King did &C.
ment and carpenter work for E. =.
Welch Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. ]. Hood and son Philip were
Paynesville callers Thursday.
Quite number around here have
received their Questionaires and none
were heard to complain about going
to assist Uncle Sam in whipping the
Kaiser.
John Iverson attended the Ole Slet
ten auction in Irving township Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Jud Smithson and
daughter Evelyn are suffering with
influenza. Mrs. T. H. Smithson Is
| taking care of them.
Fred Kemp has traded off his run
| about for five passenger Ford. The
| deal was made through Mr.. Stenbak-
| ken of New London.
The recent rains were greatly well
coined by the farmers for their late
blowing.
| J. F. Iverson entertained the wood
savers Monday.
There was no school Tuesday it be-
ing election day.
| Jen Gronile was Paynesville caller
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. N. Gesell is enjoying visit
with friends in Minneapolis.
| Mr.. Kemp loaded his horses and
household goods Wednesday and ship
ped them Thursday to Cannon Rapids,
Nebr his old home Mrs. Kemp left
the previous day and Fred will go in
about week. he will make the trip
with the auto. They have made their
home on their farm one mile south
west of Hawick for the past two
years and their many friends regret
to see them leave, but wish them sue
cess in their home.
Herald Barber of New London visit
ed his sister, Mrs. VIM. King recently.
Fred Jones was Paynesville call
err Monday forenoon.
Mr.. Martin Parsons called at the
O. w. Olson home Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. John Iverson returned home
from Minneapolis Wednesday. She
brought with her little baby boy to
|
Gently.
John Lind was Paynesville caller
Thursday.
Mrs C. J. Payne and daughter Flor
ence are recovering nicely from the
influenza which is good news to their
friends.
John Jones and children visited
west of town Sunday.
Little Shirley Hall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Hall, is reported very
sick.
Walter Fairness who has been en-
ployed by A. B. Norris the past sea-
son has returned home.
Mr. Russell Gesell and A. F. Hall
autoed to Paynesville Sunday fore.
noon.
Lawrence Jones, Fred Kemp, Jennie
and Philip Hood autoed to Paynes
vile Thursday and on the way back
had the misfortune of breaking down
which gave them an unpleasant walk
home through the mud.
A meeting was held at the Hawick
State Bank Saturday evening for the
purpose of settling up all the town
Indebtedness and to talk over the new
drive to begin Monday. Our little
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$500 for this purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. WEIGH visited
relatives in Paynesville Monday.
w. D. King purchased horse and
COW from w. H. Jones Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur WEIGH and three child
rem returned to their home in st. Cloud
: Tuesday.
Mr.. A. F. Hall was a business call
= in Dow
Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of Yank
son, S. Dak., are mourning the loss
of their five months old baby. This
J is extremely sad it being their only
child. The little one died from influ
: enza. Mrs. Clark is sister of Mrs
E. ]. Hood of this place. The sympa'
thy of the entire community goes out
, to the grief stricken family.
, Miss leila WEIGH went to Willmar
Thursday to take the position at the
Farmers Restaurant, left vacant by
, her sister Grace who is recovering
tai at that place.
Miss Laura Iverson has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mirve WEIGH and
daughter Ruth took dinner at the F.
M. Knutson home Saturday.
. Fred Kemp, Lawrence Jones and
Jennie Hood expect to auto to Mime
apolis Sunday and return Monday OF
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Emhauf visited
west of town Sunday.
William Harris and Mrs. Alfred
Harris were Hawick callers Tuesday
The erection of the hall was stopped
until after the war is settled which
we all hope will not be long.
F. D. Deadrick was business call
er in Paynesville Monday forenoon.
Sava Pelky hauled goods for Delmar
Brynildsen Monday
Anton Emhauf was a New London
caller between trains Monday.
Nelson Bros. hauled -four for E. N
Gesell Wednesday.
Everyone is rejoicing over the re.
turns of the election. But what about
the prohibition ticket?
Mrs. Erick Erickson visited in Haw-
lex Thursday afternoon.
George Johnson formerly of this
place but now of New London town
ship is reported very sick with pneu-
monia as a result of influenza.
F. M. Knutson spent Sunday at his
home here.
: Erick Erickson went to Little Falls
Thursday afternoon expecting to
} serve on the jury at that place but
upon arrival it was decided to put
off the court until later probably until
January on account of the influenza.
COLFAX.