Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-03
NEW LONDON


Supt. and Mrs. Elmer Hauge OF
to visit at the home of Mrs. Hauge's
mother, Mrs. G. o. Kambestad.
Miss Leila Olson, who is student
at the St. Cloud Normal school, spent
a few days at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Olson, returning
Monday.
Chester Oppegaard, a medical stud
ent at the University of Minnesota,
visited DR.. M. o. Oppegaard here re-
Gently.
Peter Skoglund had business in
town Saturday.
Miss Hattie Monsoon was in Willmar
between trains Friday.
Miss Alberta Eberhart of St. Paul is
visiting with her friend, Miss Griselda
Olson in New London.
Carl Kulsett went to Willmar Fri
day, returning Saturday.
Elmer Heaton and family were in
Willmar Saturday, the former on bus
mess and the latter shopping.
George Johnson of Colfax had bus
mess here Saturday.
Charley Monson autoed to Willmar
Saturday.
V. E. Holm and family went to St.
| Cloud late last week. Mr.. Holm drove
his new Buick Six.
Miss Olive Anderson of Union
Grove was in town last week.
Hon. A. E. Rice and M. Jorgenson
| arrived in New London Monday to
be in attendance at the State Bank
meeting held there Tuesday.
Our genial salesman friend, L. M.
Clancy of st. Paul, did business in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Delbert and Everett Halverson of
Paynesville were New London callers
Saturday.
Miss Florence Monson, who is teach
ing in Montevideo, is in town this
| week.
o. G. Nelson returned to New Lon
| don Monday to resume his duties at
| the Great Northern depot
| The ice has left the pond and the
people are beginning to spear fish.
Mrs. Carrie Boreen and sons, Ralph
and Clifford of Montevideo are here
visiting at the Lewis Eckman and
Mrs. Lars Hanson homes.
School will start Monday, April 8.
Miss Hulda Hanson returned to
Manchester College Monday after
spending few days at her home here.
Oscar Markell and Albert Thorne
went to st. Paul Monday to serve on
the Federal petit jury, U. S. District
| Court.
Sam Paulson and son Kermit of Or
tonville autoed here Sunday to visit
the formers father, Eric Paulson.
| Miss Mildred Lawson, who is teach
| inc ir
London Friday to spend the Easter
vacation at her parental home, return
ing Monday.
Mrs. P. A. Brogren, who has visited
friends in town for some weeks, board
ed the south bound train Friday.
Miss Leila M. Nelson and Miss Elsie
Voss took the train Friday to spend a
week at their respective homes, the
former in Glen Ulen, N. D., and the
latter at Bellingham.
Misses Adelaide Eckman and Helen
Fink went to Minneapolis Thursday
to spend the vacation week with Miss
Edith Eckman at the State University
Farm.
Mrs. Amt Anderson and son of Min
neapolis spent the last of the week at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. o. Ringness, returning to the city
Saturday.
Miss Louise Nordlie, who has been
visiting a cousin at Watertown, S. D.,
returned to New London last week.
During her absence, Miss Hattie Mon
son has been clerking in her place at
the Swenson & Broberg store.
Miss Hazel Olson of Colfax was one
of a party of young folks who passed
thru New London Sunday to spend a
| couple of days in Olivia visiting with
friends there.
August Carlson of Nest Lake is
driving an automobile these days, hav-
Ing recently purchased ]. G. Peter
sons FLYER.
Oscar Larson spent Sunday at his
home in New London, returning to his
duties in Willmar Monday.
Miss Elnora Kruger left Friday for
her home in Douglas to spend the Eas-
ter vacation.
Miss Allie Olson, who is teaching in
Dist. No. rs Lake Andrew township,
is staying few days at her home in
New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Skoglund and
baby arrived in our village recently
to make New London their permanent
home. Mr.. Skoglund takes up his
duties as manager and engineer of the
Municipal Light and Power Plant,
April LIST, relieving Carston Amundson
who has been the engineer for the past
few months.
Misses Lucille Noble, Winnifred
Thompson and Lydia Miller took the
train Thursday for Minneapolis where
Miss Noble will spend the vacation at
her parents home. Misses Thompson
and Muller left from there for Buf-
falo and Gibbon, respectively, to en-
joy their vacations at their homes.
The New London Farmers Club will
meet in the schoolhouse Wednesday,
April 10. All members are requested
to be present.
Misses Alice Mankel, Helena HUT
berg, Muriel and Viola Anderson. Lura
McLouth, Stella Harris, Emma Isaac
son, Eileen and Leone Batterberry, Ed
ma and Harriet Hoppe and Clarence
Hultberg and Charles McLouth, all out
of town students of the local high
school, spent the week at their respec-
tive homes.
Clarence johnson won the lucky
number that drew the dollars worth
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