Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-01-29
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cer-on-Green-Iake. Jan. 27th.-|
Miss Dora Wilson was a guest Of
friends at Willmar last week.
- Miss Marie Anderson who has been
visiting with her sister and brother
h-law,s Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Hillman,
for some time, returned last Wednes-
day to her home at Murdoch.
J. T. Hinkel visited with his wife
and daughter at Minneapolis a few
days last week.
Miss Hannah Midthun who has been
speeding several months with he'd sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F.. Johnson, has left for her home
at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Peter Henderson returned last
week from several days visit with
relatives at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hauge enjoyed
visit. from the formers brother,
Sailor Melvin Hauge Of the U. S. Navy
the first part of last week.
G. C. Hamness who has been taking
up short mechanical course at the
University in Minneapolis, has return
ed home.
Sailor Halbert Johnson arrived here
last week from Boston, Mass, and will
spend ten days furlough with his
mother, Mrs. Martha Johnson and
brothers, Silas and Emroy Johnson.
Miss Edith Gustafson was at Will
mar between trains Wednesday, where
she is receiving medical treatment at
the Willmar Hospital.
Sgt. Louis Thorvig arrived home
last week from Camp Dodge, having
received his honorable discharge. He
left for France four months ago and
is the first overseas boy from this
village to return home.
Last Thursday evening very pleas
ant surprise was sprung on Miss Ores
sic Mardin at the M. w. A. Hall by
her many friends in Spicer and vicini
ty. The evening was spent in a so
cial way, games were played and sew
eral musical selections were give1
after which lunch was served. Miss
Mardin was presented with purse
of $40.25 as a token of esteem from
her many friends.
Miss Cressie Mardin departed Sat
urday for St. Cloud for short visi
with her father, before leaving TO
Oregon, where she will visit her bro
Their Willie Mardin and family. Sh
will also visit her sister Jennie a
!, Montana and brothers, Louis an
, Bert and their families in Canada be
fore returning here.
Pvt. David Olson arrived home Sal
; urday having received his honorabl
Y discharge.
Mr. Arthur Hokom and Miss Isl
J. bella Thompson were married las
D Tuesday at the brides home in pre-:
J, sence of the imme diate relatives. Tn
young couple left for Dakota, wher
: they will spend their honey moon.
b The Ladies' Aid Of the Norwegia
e church will serve lunch at the Anne
= Wednesday, February 5th in the a
ternoon and evening. All are we
:, come.
f Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Kloster, M.
a Kloster and family, Carl Kloster, Mr.
t e. l.. Guam and children, A. J. Tho
Wig, H. J. Thorvig and families, Loul
d Thorvig and Miss Bertha Pederso
f were pleasantly entertained at tn
d John Thorvig home last Sunday.
d was Mrs. Thorvig's sixtieth brit
day anniversary.
j. Don't forget the social In the SWe(
o ish church basement next Frlda!
g January 31st in the afternoon an
J. evening. ,
Miss Mabel Thorvig Of Kandiyot
q spent from Saturday until Monday a
), her parental home. .
), Mrs. VIM. Ekblad was Willmar vii
s itor between trains Wednesday,.
Miss Title Knutson returned las
Q week from few days visit wit
t friends at Willmar.