Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-06-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

urday at Spicer.
E. L. Guam of KandiyOhi was here
on business today.
Harold Bonde spent Thursday af-
ternoon in Spicer.
Patrick Lawler of Kandiyohi was
a visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Nora Egan left Friday for
her home in Minneapolis.
Miss RhOda Johnson returned Sat
urday to her home in C0lfax.
James Strong of Atwater was a
visitor here last Thursday.
Mrs. w. R. Miller came up from
Thursday for visit.
Edwin Selin of Marshall spent
Sunday at his home in this city.
Leo Engleson of Litchfield visited
friends in this city last Thursday.
Miss Hilda Greenfield left Satur-
day for her home in Clara City.
Miss Mildred Trumble left Satur-
DR.. A. F. Nanter spent the week
end visiting friends in Minneapolis.
day for her home in Minneapolis.
Louis Baker and Herbert Hengs-
tier were twin city visitors on Sunday.
Harold Tollefson visited last
Thursday with Alex Sand at Atwater
Attorney Chas. SWens0n of AtWat-
er was in this city on business Friday.
Harlan Kishpaugh of Raymond
was a visitor here Friday and Satur-
day.
ARTHUR Nelson left Tuesday for a
weeks trip to st. Cloud and Minnea-
polls.
MIR. Merald Tollefson and Mr.. Al
exander Sand spent Sunday at Granite
Falls.
ID. M. Hileman returned Saturday
morning from a weeks visit in Lu-
verne.
Raymond Miller left Tuesday
morning for few days trip to Mime
apolis.
Mrs. R. w. Hadley left Saturday
for a visit with her husband in Mime.
apolis.
Lief Larson returned Monday
morning from ten days visit in Min,
neapolis.
DIR. L. B. Hodgson of Brecken
to Clara City.
"A. o. Gustrud left Monday morn
ling for a trip to Minneapolis and
SOutn dakota.
David Patten of Pipestone was in
this city on business last Friday even
ing and Saturday.
Miss Sadie Arnold left Saturday
to spend the summer months with hel
sister in St. Cloud.
Mrs. James Storm and child LEFT
today for visit with relatives in ELI
River and St. Paul.
| Andrew Hallin returned Tuesday
to Atwater after weeks stay at thu
DR.. Benson hospital.
Walter Swenson left today for St
Paul to enlist in the engineering corp.
of the U. S. Army.
TX. T. Rykken spoke at the Swed
ish Lutheran church in Pennock las
Thursday forenoon.
Miss Tillie Flaten of Granite Falls
visited last Friday and Saturday will
Miss Aleda Dahleen.
ID. w. Mclaughlin returned Tues
day morning from a business trip t
Great Fails, Montana.
The "Olle I Skratthult" compan,
left Monday morning for a severa
weeks tour thru Nebraska.
| -Erick Holt left this morning fol
Minneapolis to attend a Lutheran
Free church convention.
| Miss Ruth Carlson arrived Fri
day from St. Paul where she has at
tended Bethel Academy.
j. A. Myron returned Thursda.
from few days business trip to Mar
shall and Worthington.
Miss Marie Gustafson returned
Thursday to Maynard after visit al
the John Thunstedt home.
Miss Florence Lundquist of Tri
polls visited with Miss Ethel Thomp
son in this city last Friday.
E. R. Bender left Saturday fol
Litchfield, Michigan, where he will
spend the summer months.
Miss Amy Nelson returned Tues
day evening from Mantcrville where
she has been teaching school.
| Leonard Johnson is spending thu
week, invoicing the stock at the Co
operative store in Kerkhoven.
Miss Semina Stalland of St. Pau
arrived Wednesday evening for visit
at the o. A. Graveyard home.
The Christian Larson young peo
pie of Colfax attended the graduation
exercises here last Friday evening.
Roy Erickson, who is employed on
the section, injured his right foot
this afternoon when culvert fell or
it. The accident occurred near Kandi
yohi. 80