Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-08-07
NEW LONDON

g. NEW LUNDON
New London, August 6th.-The L. e.
Covell family visited at Lindstrom,
Mimi. last week.
Sam Lungstrom went to Appleton |
on business, Monday.
Peter Bonde had business In New |
London, Friday morning.
Albert Monsoon of DOvre was a New
London visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. Arne Skeie visited with her
father, Gilbert Erickson, in Irving
last week.
Miss Hulda Hanson of North New
London went to Willmar on Tuesday.
The Jens Peterson family made q
trip to Belgrade, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braithwaite and in
FAINT daughter Louretta of Milwaukee
were New London callers, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Warness are
the proud parents of baby boy born
Sunday morning, August 18th.
The Local School Board has engag'
ed Miss Gladys Arnold of Wauwatosa.
Wisconsin to teach Domestic Science
in our school the next school year.
Manly Ogren and Martin Swenson
went to Garretson, S. OAK, on Tues
day to do fall farm work.
Mrs. A. T. Thorne. and daughter
Wanda were guests at the DeMots
cottage at Green Lake on Tuesday of
last week.
Carston Amundson, engineer at the
State Hospital, visited at his home
Saturday morning.
The Presbyterian church social
Tuesday evening netted twelve dollars
| for the purchase of new carpet and
hymn books.
| Mrs. M. P. Loberg of Hawick died
at the hospital Friday morning after
three days illness from Peritonitis.
| Mrs. William Barber and children
visited in Spicer on Tuesday. Miss
Blanche is spending two weeks at the
Mrs. William Clark home.
Donald WEIGH, Mrs. M. P. Loberg,
Mrs. K G. Thorpe, Linka and Lillian
Mus have been surgical patients
at the hospital the past week.
Miss Lorraine McCaskill of Chippe-
wa Falls, Wisconsin is engaged at
eighth grade teacher for the coming
school year.
The aged mother of Mr.. A. F. Aim
er, who has spent the past year at New
London, has recently gone to Isle
Minnesota to stay with another son
for an indefinite visit.
Mrs. Hugh House, Mrs. William
LungstrOm and infant daughter, Els
Their Boreen, Axel Bengstrom, Martin
Rindahl, Dena Carlson, Harry Strod
man left Sunnyside Hospital the past
week.
Mrs. G. E. Monsoon was in Willmal
Thursday to deliver the first months
allotment of surgical dressings from
the New London branch.
Elmer Thorne will have the manage
ment of the new mill elevator Hi;
family will occupy the Chas. Thorne
home. William Christie of Osaki;
has assumed charge of the Farmer:
elevator, filling the vacancy made by
John Thorne's removal to Appleton.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Swed
ish Mission church will meet at thu
home of Mrs B. Bredberg Saturday
afternoon and evening, August 10th
All are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Olson have
returned from an extended visit a
Cannon Falls, to spend the remainde,
of their vacation at the M. F. Lund
quist home Mr. Olson filled 40 O
the 70 concert engagements of tn
Chautauqua band with which he ha!
travelled this season, before he re
, signed for his short summer vacation
After the beginning of the school term
they will make their home in Minnea
polls where Mr.. Olson will be employ
: ed as teacher of mathematics in Eas
Side High.
, Mrs. E. G. DeMots has resigned he
work as Local Red Cross vice presi
, dent on account of the family remov
: ing this month to MinOt. Mrs. Olive
Larson has been appointed her sue
, cessor for the remainder of the year
Mrs. DeMots has been a most efficien
Red Cross leader and we lose her will
regret, but we bespeak for Mrs. La1
! son an equal enthusiasm among tn
= workers to do their utmost for tn
worthy cause