Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-07
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New London, May 5-County agent
e. L. Rodegeb OF Willmar came up
Wednesday on business. While here
he addressed the school children on
the subject of gardening.
Fred Monson and Chester Nund
autoed to Willmar Monday on bust
ness.
Otto Nelson has been employed at
his pre-war business in the Times
Office.
Mrs. Evan Erickson received the
news Wednesday from her daughter
Mrs. Emil Olson Of Thief River Falls,
that Mr.. and Mrs. Olson are the proud
parents of a daughter born last We'd
nesday, May 3Oth.
News was received here last week
that Cecil Ogren and Carl Ihlang had
landed in New York from France on
the same ship. We may expect these
two New London soldiers home at
| any time
The Willmar-Spicer-New London
bus line resumed business last week.
This season the car is painted brown
instead of yellow, 50 no longer can
be called the yellow Cab"
Martin Gilbertson of Milaca, form
erly OF New London sold his farm
| there last week. The Gilbertson fami-
ly will visit this week at the Hans
Brix home formerly of New London
and with other relatives In Willmar.
They have no definite plans for the
| future.
Arthur Nygaard went to Willmar
Friday for visit with friends.
Miss Gert1e Monson of Willmar ar
rived here Saturday for visit with
friends and relatives.
Louis Paulson and family of Sum
burg visited in this village Friday.
L. E. and Frank Coven had business
in Willmar Tuesday of last week.
Robert Olson, son of Victor Olson
arrived here last week, having receiv-
ed his honorable discharge from the
army. He has served as military DO
lice in France.
Tailor Warmark of Willmar came
up on the train Thursday to visit
here.
Mr.. Henderson of Nest Lake, COM
menced excavating for his new home
near the J. G.. Peterson home. This
week the cement foundation is being
laid.
Arne Larson and son Burton took
the bus for Willmar Sunday to hear
the Aldrich sermon, returning that
night.
Rev. A. Lee Aldrich who has been
preaching In Willmar, with his party
passed thru here Monday in tour.
ing car enroute north.
The VIM Hallberg family spent
Sunday week ago in Willmar.
P. A. Larson was in Willmar last
Sunday.
Arthur Olson arrived home Monday
He has been employed this spring on
farm In North Dakota.
Sgt. John Adams notified his rela
tives that he arrived at Newport News
) on April 9th, from France He was
mighty glad to get back to Gods
country, although he is minus the
Kaiser's scalp which he went after
Jens Peterson and family moved
to Watkins last week where Mr.. Ped
erson owns garage.
Mrs. Frank Coveu and children re-
turned Monday from Atwater after q
visit with Mrs. Covell's brother
Lloyd Anderson who arrived in At
water Thursday having been discharg
ed from the army.
Erick Paulson visited at the county
seat Friday.
Little Folks celebrated May 1st, in
the usual way hanging May baskets
VIM. Christi visited in Willmar Sun
day.
The high school tennis club plated
out their tennis court last week and
are now busy playing tennis
P. l.. Peterson finished saving al
the saw mill last week.
The water in the mill pond Is un.
usually high this spring.
Seymour Dahlberg went to Willma1
Sunday.
i J. P. Olson purchased the Sam
Stauffer residence which he has oc
cupied the past winter.
M. F. Lundquist has been receiving
fixtures and new stuff for his store
the past week.
The Senior class play entitled
crimson and the Blues" will be given
here Friday at the Town Hail. It will
be for one night only starting at 80
p. m. Admission rs cents and 81
cents. Everybody come.
Mrs. L. H. Haasrud of Spicsr left
the hospital Monday after a three
} weeks stay following an operation
for gallstones and appendicitis.
Nels ]. Peterson of Irving left Sun
nyside Hospital after months stay