Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Fritz Blomquist who recently re-
turned from overseas is expected
home the latter part of the week.
Anna Hawkinson returned to
Maynard Monday after visit at the
P. H. Nelson home since Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Carlson returned to
Milaca Monday after a ten days. visit
with relatives and friends in this city.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Setback of Raymond at the
Benson-Frost hospital Sunday morn
ing.
Clifford Rodlun left Tuesday for
a couple of weeks visit with his sister
Mrs. M. H. Mattson at Kansas City,
Mo.
Miss Hattie Stephens of Mont
gomery is visiting her sister, Mrs. c..
F. Olson and Judith Stephens of this
city.
Mrs. o. P. Ronning of Montevideo
came Saturday to visit until Thurs
day with her daughter, Mrs. Amelia
Starbeck
Agnes Drakenburg of Paynesviue
accepted position as substitute in
the postoffice here, and will commence
her duties Thursday.
Mrs. Amy Holmgren, Esther Bet
zien and Mrs. Cederberg of East Lake
Lillian visited friends in this City
Tuesday and today.
Rev A. F. Almer of New London
was a Willmar visitor Monday. He
was enroute for St. Paul to attend a
committee meeting.
AT Last! What? Junior Class
Play. Who? ELLEN" She'll be at
the auditorium Friday, May End. Oh,
Boy! She's a beauty!
-Arvid Carlson left Monday for
Walker where he will receive treat
ments at the Sanitorium there for the
benefit of his health
Mrs. George Enblom of Kandiyohi
and sister, Emma Berg Of Atwater
visited last Sunday at the August
Johnson home here.
Miss Lucille Nelson gave a birth
day party Wednesday afternoon to a
number Of her girl friends 1t was
Lucile's 18th birthday.
s.. O. Diffendorf and Hildur Hoag-
lund returned Tuesday from a busi-
ness trip to the Cities.
Stop, Look and Listen! Stop and
buy your ticket for "The Elopement
of Ellen" and you will have a chance
to look and listen.
-Nels Aaker of Kenyon, came to
Willmar Saturday to spend few days
visiting relatives here. He is cou-
sin of Halvor Shipstead
a o. Freeberg of Minneapolis
arrived Friday to spend the week end
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Nelson
and little daughter Pearl.
Miss Isabel Somerville returned
to her home in this city, last Friday,
having completed an eight months
term of school in Dist. SO.
-Jalmar Hoglund will start work
ing at Peterson & Wellin's store the
1st of May. He was employed there
before entering the service.
Mrs John Hartz returned to Du-
luth the forepart of the week after
couple of weeks visit with relatives
and friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. w. H. McCune and daughter
Avis returned to Sioux City today
after a ten days visit with Dr. and
Mrs. H. F. Porter and family.
Mrs. Hatcher Of Raymond was
operated upon for abcess appendix
at the Benson-Frost hospital last Fri
day She Is geeting along very nicely.
f. H. Void has sold his residence
on 18th Street and Becker Ave. to DR..
I. S. Benson. Some Improvement will
be done on residence this summer.
Miss Thora Thunstedt had her
tonsils removed last Thursday at the
Dawson Hospital She returns to her
work at the Willmar Green House this
week.
Rev. E. R. Todd, assistant Rec
tor at the St. Luke's church Of Min.
neapolis, preached at the St. Luke s
Episcopal church here last Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar Peterson
and Company gave a Swedish enter
tainment at the Diana Hall, Minnea'
polls last Sunday evening. They re-
port a large and appreciative audi
ence
Private Arthur Thompson left
Monday for Fort Smelling where he
will receive medical treatments. He
has been home on furlough from
Camp Grant but became i'll while
here and was operated upon some
time ago for appendicitis. He was
accompanied to Fort Smelling by his
mother, Mrs. VIM. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Lund and
daughter arrived from Hughalden, AL
berta, Can, last Wednesday for 3
visit at the home of Anton Peterson's
of this city. They left Monday morn
ing to visit with relatives before go
| ing to New York, where they will sci
sal for IsuEesund, Norway to spend
the sumner.
A dinner party was given at Editor
v E. Lavsons home last Friday night
in honor Of soldier boys who have re
turned. who were formerly employed
on the Tribune. The guests of honor
were Einar Brogren. who is home or
a furlough, Emil Aspaas, Samuel OF
son, VIM. Soldering and Chester Hog
lund. The four first named have seer
service in France. Covers were laiC