Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-01-08
NEW LONDON.

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daughter Miriam went to Willmar
ing Mrs. Monson with them after her
recovery from an operation at the
Willmar Hospital
Miss Edith Eckman returned to her
studies at the State University Thurs.
day.
Sigrud Flesland returned last week
to New London. He was disappointed
in not being accepted in the Merchant
Marine service as he has not yet COM
pleted his naturalization.
Miss Lucille Noble arrived Monday
of last week after an illness in Mime
apolis and began her school duties
that afternoon.
accustomed place in time to ring in
the first school morning of the New
Year
Miss Florence Monson went to Mon
tevideo Tuesday to resume her teach
ing there.
August Jordin suffered second
stroke of paralysis last week. At this
writing he is very low, we are sorry
| to state.
Fred Monson was in Willmar Mon.
udy Oh UuSluCSS.
| Mrs. Frank Covell and baby visited
at Atwater for day while enroute
from Appleton She returned on We'd
nesday, accompanied by her children
who had also spent a few days with
their grandmother, Mrs. H. G. Ander-
son of Atwater
Miss Hattie Monson left for Mime
| apolis Saturday after spending Christ
mas vacation at her home in New Lon.
don.
Jacob Olson Berg of Winnipeg, Can.
ada, arrived here Friday to spend
some weeks visiting old friends. He
lived here formerly, but sixteen years
ago took a homestead in Canada
where he now owns and farms a sec
ton of land.
James Peterson of Belgrade had
some bone of his skull raised Sunday
relieving the pressure on his brair
following a runaway accident in which
he fractured his skull five weeks ago
He is now getting along nicely.
Oscar Stenerson left the hospita
Wednesday.
Clara Larson of Georgev1lle wa:
operated on at the Sunnyside HOspita
Tuesday.
Miss Marie Prestangen who ha
been employed five months as nurs'
at the Sunnyside Hospital left Mon
day for Minneapolis where she will
Deaconess Hospital.
: Mrs. E. A. Qvale and daughte
Roxie and Miss Olga Qvale of Will
Monday.
S~1h 1fH roo Ia ~
New Years Day with his mother, Mrs
Peter Lindberg. August is now
travelling salesman.
Miss Augusta Olson was Gale
home from Willmar Saturday OWN
to the illness of her mother, Mr.
Peter Olson of Colfax.
I Miss Winifred Thompson arrive
|. here Saturday after an illness at he
home in Buffalo.
n Peter Broberg and Miss Eunice lie
if for the Cities Monday upon receivin
d the news of the death of Mr.. Broberg
C. grandson, Melvin Van Worst.
,r An infant daughter was born to M
e and Mrs Victor E. Holm Saturda
is January 4th.
It Miss Ethel Eckman is spending
h few days this week with Mrs. Phi
* Gallea
ID Miss 1ngeborg Hedin returned Satr
day to Biwabik.
~ Mrs M. o. Oppegaard returned la
n week from a visit in Minneapolis.
to The Farmers Store shipped c:
m load of stock this week.
LII Mrs. John GundersOn entertain
of on Monday afternoon for a party
ry six.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Worst
an turned to Paynesville Wednesday aft
he | attending the funeral of their graz
son little Melvin Van Worst.
he Miss Alice Lund was substitl
be- teacher in the fifth grade during M
en- Thompson's absence last week.
ity A. O. Gustrud left Saturday
nd Willmar after spending Christn
ng with his sister, Mrs. Einar Hagen.
The Jack Kinard farm in Col