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

Is LAKE GILLIAN.
Lake Lillian, Dec. 2S.-Happy New
Year to everybody.
Marvin Erickson and Alfred Bomsta
were Willmar visitors last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art. M. Johnson spent
Wednesday eve. at the latter's par
entail home. - :
Frank Anderson is at present en-.
ployed at N. E. Nelson's.
Kermith Linn is reported on the
sick list. :
Albert Lundquist returned home last
Monday after having been released
from service.
Bill Lundquist was a Bird Island
caller last Friday. - g., -
Doc. Porter from Atwater called on
all parties in East Lake Lillian hav-
ing the influenza last Friday. He re-
ported all are recovering nicely.
Dewey Wick is employed at Thorpe
Emil Olson has recovered from the
flu and spent Tuesday at Thorpe.
Mr.: Sharkey is spending his Christ
mas vacation at Eastern points. He
will not return before next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stromme Johnson WIS.,
tied on Thursday at Thorpe.
Willie R. Johnson spent Friday at
Willmar on business.
Quite few attended the sale at
the Julius farm last Monday.
Mrs. Ole Bloomquist visited at H. l.
Aspaas' home last Monday.
Johnny Lundquist had a team shod
at Thorpe last Thursday
Adolph Erickson and Albert Lund-
quist were Bird Island callers last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Flann visited last
Thursday at Nina Nelson's home.
Mrs. Anna Aspaas returned to Will
mar on Wednesday after short stay
at her home in Lake Lillian.
Marvin Erickson hauled a load of
hay for Ole E. Erickson on Thursday
on account of Erickson's being sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Art; M. Johnson VISIT
ed last Thursday eve. at Wilhelm
Johnson's home.
The Pastor family arrived last Tues
day evening from California to make
their home here.
The Royal Club met at Gustaf
Johnson's home last Wednesday eve.
Guy Nelson is at present home on
a furlough, he is now visiting with
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
George o. Anderson motored to
Willmar last Wednesday. The roads
are fine to Willmar.
Ed. and Charley Flann have pur-
chased a Rosental corn shredder from
Wicklund in Fahlun.
Miss Ruby Erickson had the i'll
luck of losing an overshoe when 60
ing to the store Tuesday evening.
Emil Johnson is choring for John
Iceberg, being they are sick with the
influenza.
Mrs. John Erickson and daughter
Ruby and son Quiten spent Wednes-
day evening at w. Johnson's home.
Albert Johnson made call on East
ern friends last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Julius will leave
In the near future for Fairfax, where
they will make their home.
|" Rev. Arneson of the Norwegian
Lutheran church, is spending the holi-
days at home, he will return in Feb
ruary.
Clifford Strom returned home from
France last Tuesday.
John Johnson, son of Inebrik John
son, died last Sunday from influenza,
being the second within a week in the
family to die from that decease.
Adolph Wick called at w. Johnson's
home last Thursday.
Nels Lund called at julius last
Thursday to get what he purchased on
the sale there.
John Iceberg shipped carload of
hogs last Friday.
Ed. Flann purchased horse on the
sale last Monday.
Alfred Bomsta visited with some
friends in the Eastern vicinity during
the holidays.
Charley Nelson is employed at Oscar
Linn's at present.
Nord. Kopman and Co. are busy
building an aeroplane, which they are
succeeding with very good, they ex-
pect to have it completed by spring
and are planning on making an ex-
petition to the South Pole by May.
Paul He'd made call at P. M. Rem
strom's home in Roseland last Satur-
day evening.
Christ Mattson was a Willmar call
er last Saturday.
Charley Nelson and Miss Lena John
son visited at Wilmar Saturday.
Charley Mattson, the fur buyer,
made a call in this vicinity last week.