Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-02
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and daughter Shirley returned home
Friday, they were accompanied by
Miss Grace Hall "A
John Jones and daughter Mable,
Mrs. Alfred Harris, Mrs. Arthur, WEIGH
and daughter Nellie autoed to Will
mar Friday 70. ss@4s Il
Messrs oscar and Carl Thorson are
enjoying visit from their sister from
Minneapolis - s-sss
Mrs. o. w. Olson and son Berton
call on Mrs. A. F.. Hall Saturday even
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A big barn dance was given at to.
R. B. Ratterberry home Saturday eY-
ening. The Atwater orchestra furn-
ished the music for the occasion. Il.
Philip Hood who is working for M.
@. Batterberry in Burbank spent Sun
day at home.
Mrs. Anton Emhoff called at the E.
N. Gesel home Monday afternoon. :.
Ben Benson returned: from Fort
Smelling the first of the week, all were
glad to see his smile again. :. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. %. J.zThorson and
son attended the picnic in Willmar
Tuesday.
F: M. Knutson who has been en-
ployed in blacksmith shop at Nor
way Lake returned home the first of
the week on account Of poor health.
Mrs. Sylvia Johnson assisted in the
e. N. Gesells store q couple OF days
last week. :
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Peterson and two
children autoed to Willmar Wednes-
day.
Hal Reamer is home once more
after being away serving his country
for several months. :
and M. P. L0berg autoed to Fergus
Falls the first of the week to see the
ruins made by the cyclone which
turned home the following day.
Mr.. A. Kemp formerly Of this place
but who now resides in Nebraska,
stopped off here few days the first of
the week while on the way to New
York to attend a big land sale that is
being held there. $3.50
Fred Smithson and b. B. Thorson
were Paynesville callers Monday.
Martin Everson autoed to Willmar
Tuesday.
Several from here attended the big
dance at Mr.. Jebb's Friday night.
Martin Otteson visited at his parent
al home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hall and daugh.
ter Shirley and Miss Grace Hall called
at the Charley Johns home Friday
evening.
John Peterson entertained campany
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schultz and
children visited at the E.. P. WEIGH
home Saturday evening.
Rev. T. M. Findley conducted reli-
gious services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon. The serv-
ices were in the patriotic order as it
was so near the 4th of July. Child
ren's Day was also observed and a
good program was: rendered by the
children of the Sunday school. Among
the visiting speakers were Messrs.
Parker, Sullivan and Norstein.
A. E. Hudson Of Regal was a caller
in Hawick Friday.
E. N. Gesell is suffering from a Sc
we're attack of rheumatism which is
keeping him confined to the house.
Hopes for his recovery is entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pelkey and
Family spent Sunday at the Sava
Pelkey home.
The work on the road is nearly com
pleted for this year. Just a few days
left south Of town.
E. E. Lockerby went to Paynesville
Saturday evening so as to spend Sun
day at home with his family.
D. P. jerks, former elevator man
of this place but who has been away
serving his country returned Tuesday.
He was one of KandiyOhi cOunty's
"124" who left Willmar June "a for
Camp Grant, Ill. and was one of our
brave boys to face the foe in France
His many friends hope that he will
locate here again.
Oscar Osberg was a Willmar caller
Wednesday.
Oswald Graveyard went to Irving
Sunday to look after his farm. 1t Is
reported that Oswald was one to share
in the loss resulting from last Sun.
days storm. His new addition to his
barn is said to have been destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pelkey and
daughter were business callers in
Paynesville Saturday.
Mrs. E. N. Gesell and grandson Har.
old and Mrs. Cornell and daughter
Jane left Tuesday for Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Iverson were
Paynesville callers Thursday.
Homer Curtiss visited in Irving
Sunday.
Little Edna Goodman visited last
week with her friend Lucille Johns.
The w. H Jones Family autoed to
Litchf1eld Sunday to visit with rela.
tives.
There is man with his family here
looking for location for a barber
shop. This would be another good
boost for our town.
George Johnson and Stella Harris
called at the Fred Deadrick home
Sunday afternoon.
Benson Benson left Sunday night
for Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. H. Jones was taken sud.
denly i'll with heart trouble Thurs
day while assisting with garden
work, south of town. She was TAX