Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-03-12
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Hawick, March 1O.-M. P. Loberg
went to Minneapolis Thursday, return
ing home Saturday. E. J. Hood took
care of the post office during his alb
sence.
Gust and Eddie Wall recently re-
turned from the U. S. service where
they have been in training for several
months. Eddie expects to reinlist
soon and Gust expects to go to Cana
da.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Pelkey and Roy
King went to Stanton, Goodhue Co.,
last week to attend the funeral of
their uncle Homer King, who died
from dropsy at the age of Sc years.
Mr.. King is brother of Elmer King
formerly of this place.
S. L. Benton of Willmar was in
town Thursday and Friday looking
after his farm interests.
Walter Olson was New London
caller between trains Tuesday.
Mrs. Erick Erickson of Irving visit
ed at the Herm1e Pelkey home a
couple days last week.
Dewey Hudson of Spicer came down
Friday to attend the dance at the
hall that evening.
John Jones went to Willmar Tues
day in response to q message that
his daughter Clara was real low at
that place. He returned home the
same day bringing her with him. DR..
Osman of Paynesville was called and
it was found that she was suffering
from severe attack OF rheumatism.
At this writing she is doing real nicely
and is able to walk little. Here's
hoping that she will soon fully re.
cover.
The Hawick orchestra went to Lake
Henry Monday evening to play for
dance at that place. Several others
from here also attended the dance and
all seem to have enjoyed themselves
in spite of the cold ride.
Lawrence Jones went to Paynes-
Vile Tuesday to get a load of coal
for E. N. Gessen.
George Teller has rented farm in
Irving known as the John Kulberg
place and is moving onto the same
with his family.
Reamie Pelkey returned Thursday
from the U. s. training camp In Texas
where he has been in training for
some time. He was recently muster
ed out from Camp Grant, Ill.,, where
he received his honorable discharge.
Mrs., Monts' Sibley and children of
st. Paul are visiting at the J. F. liver.
son home.
e. p. WEIGH was a business caller
at New London Thursday.
Eugene Gatewood has rented farm
near Willmar and moved there with
his family Thursday. w. D. King
assisted them in moving.
Mrs. ]. F. Iverson and daughters
and Mrs. Monts Sibley and children
were entertained at the A. Emhouf
home Sunday afternoon. ...'>
Arthur WEIGH and daughter Alvera
Of St. Cloud visited with relatives and
friends from Friday until Monday.
Roy Parker Of this place and Miss
Mamie Carlocks of yPaynesville were
married in St. Cloud last week. Both
parties are we'll known here and the
best wishes of their friends go with
them through slife.s They will make
their home on q farm In Burbank re-
Gently vacated by Elmer Heaton.
Martin Parsons visited friends south
Of town Sunday. >. T.. f.
Miss. Mary Iverson returned home
from Wnlmar last week.
= @. w. Olson's entertained company
Sunday. ~e7r = ~ =
Mirye WEIGH was . business caller
in Paynesville Thursday. 9. ]. =.
Mrs. @. T.. Wortz went to Water
town, s: OAK, last week on business
trip. : ~, FL - .--. = ~.
A. party was given at the Carl
Thorson home Sunday in honor Of
Nicol and Alfred Thorson who. expect
to leave Monday for their home in
Canada. gTS= ..sss.:<Ss -: : Il