Willmar tribune., 1919-10-15
IRVING

Irving, Oct 13.-O. B. Thorson was n
4 Willmar caller between trains last
Tuesday.
Edward Benson took a trip to Will
ing on Thursday.
Mrs. H. c. Hanson and Tillie Thomp-
son assisted Mrs. H. c.. Hendricks dur
ing the threshing.
H. Hanson and family autoed to Nor
way Lake last Sunday, returning in the
evening.
Geo. Christensen visited with Sophus
Susag last Monday evening.
DR.. Osborne from Paynesville was
seen out in the country on business last
week.
The Hawick correspondence says
Dance in the hall Friday
evening" Dancing does not lead to
that which is good. and who is RESPONSE
BILE. Boys and Girls, beware.
The auction sale at Christ Swenson
was we'll attended by the people from
near and far and prices paid for articles
sold were moderate.
Mr.. Nicolas Nelson who for some
years has rented the Karlson Farm in
Irving left last Friday the 10th with
his wife and three children, Clarence,
Ella and Lily for Norway where he will
take up farming on the home of his
wife. They leave New York October
18th with Steam Ship Stavanger. All
who know them regret to have them go,
but they have the best wishes for a
happy future and friends are also wish
ing them a safe journey across the
deep blue sea. Farewell.
Ludwig Peterson came home to visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. o.
Christensen last week. He will also con-
duct some Gospel services at the Free
Mission House.
Angel Nelson, we'll known young
man in the community who has been in
Lewis, Washington from which he was
honorably discharged last spring, came
down to visit with his father and step
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Filing Nelson and
also to see his brother Nicolai who in
tends to leave for Norway. Angel has
homestead at Scobey, Montana, but
b: has spent the summer at Plaza, N. Oak,
where he has a sister. All were glad to
see him back with the same friendly
Il smile. He intends to go back to Dako-
ia and to Montana soon.
Mrs. Christ Paulson from Redwood
Falls came to Paynesville last Thurs
day from an auto trip she with her
h husband had taken to Milaca. Coming
to Paynesville Mr.. Paulson continued his
way home while Mrs. Paulson took the
afternoon train for Outlook, Sask. Can.
to visit her daughter Lillian, who now
is Mrs. Oluf Christensen. She intended
3 to give them a SURPRISE She was long
kEa
s Nels Eliason and Angel Nelson were
Paynesville callers on Tuesday of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. o. 7. Ring of willmar
q called on Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hendricks
& last Wednesday afternoon. They were
accompanied by Ernest Forsberg of
Z st. Paul Park.
@ Gerhard Lorentzen with his mother
and his sisters Laura spent Tuesday
i evening of last week at the home of p
J.z Sunde.
Conrad Olson is working with the H.
8 e. Peterson threshing machine.
Ra Dewey Shafter Peterson got the Sec
ond prize in the foot race in Paynesville
4 last Thursday.
Many from the community attended
& the comm unity fair at Paynesville last
Thursday and the talk given by Mrs
Wilson on Community Service" was
we'll worth the listening to and acting
! upon. {"
Conrad Christianson visited at his
home fora few days. On going back
to Benson his sister Agnes accompanied
him where she will assist Mrs. o. Lee
with the shousework for a few weeks.
Emma Christianson assisted Mrs. Ole
Nelson during the threshing week.