Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-30

urday evening. Chas. Holmberg was
elected president, ]. g. Anderson
clerk, and s. B. Glader treasurer:
X, Clarence Pau1son and Clarence Pet
erson attended the social at the Ole
E. Erickson place at Lake Lillian on
Sunday afternoon. -. Z -, :. . ID. r. s
81 Thomas Barbeau, J. Lipsie, Robert
Anderson and Marley Ogren attend
ed. the Il Litchfeld- Watkins baseball
game at Litchfield last Sunday.
Oak, and Paul Hanson Of Kathryn,
Peter Larson at Diamond Like.
The Farmers Co Operative eleva-
tor company held q meeting Saturday
evening and elected E. w. Swanson
manager for9the coming year. Wal
ter Peterson, the present manager,
resigned some time ago. -
Alice Solmonson returned Monday
morning to her duties as Office girl
at the Drs. Porter offices after cou-
pie Of weeks vacation. ~~<
Oscar Lindblom purchased last
week the house south of the Geo. F.
Jones residence
Corporal Alfred Nelson arrived on
Saturday evening from Clara City,
S. Oak, for an over. Sunday visit at
the J. H. Nordstrom home. He has
| recently returned from nine months
overseas service.
"A number from this village spent
Friday evening at the Swenson cot
tage at Diamond Lake..
- Joe and Alvin Stark spent Sunday
afternoon at .Wllmar.
Lloyd Sand returned Saturday from
a ten days visit with Lloyd Gilbert at
Willmar.
Roy Anderson and Ed. Miller re-
turned Sunday from a weeks trip to
Clarkheld and Winthrop.
Violet Bjorgan and Blinda Olson of
Willmar spent Friday visiting with
Edna Stark.
The Subscription for the Tornado
| sufferers at Fergus Falls went over
the top about fifty per cent.
Manley Ogren Of New London is at
present organizing for the Automobile
Owner Tire Corporation of Sioux City
and st. Paul, in this vicinity.
Ness, Arndahl and Bethlehem con-
gregations held meetings at the Peter
Larson cottage at Diamond Lake on
Sunday forenoon and afternoon Prof.
Glaso Of Mortified assisted with the
services.
Rev. E. A. Wahlquist from st. Paul
preached at the Methodist church last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Jacobson and
daughters, Elvira and Dagny, Of Will
mar, visited Friday afternoon at the
G. o. Sand home.
+ Pauline Erthel Of Mayer arrived
Friday for visit at the Rev. F. w.
Rathert home in Harrison township.
A G. Gronberg has rented his
blacksmith shop to Nelson and Reitan
for the coming three years.
Martha L. Johnson was a Willmar
visitor Friday evening and Saturday.
Esther Hanson left Monday for a
| visit at Paynesville and Elbow Lake.
She spent the past two weeks visiting
friends at Litchfield.
Martin Olson reports the sale of the
Mrs. Roy Strong residence to P. J.
Gallea. Mr.. Ga1lea and family will
move into their new place this week.
Hannah Seterman of Grove City Wis
tied Friday at the Rev. M. LeVander
home.
| Attorney and Mrs. L. E. Covell and
daughter of New London visited here
Monday. They were en- route home
from Lindstrom where Mrs. Covell
and daughter have spent the past two
weeks.
Herman Swenson has accepted a DO.
sition at the Larson drug store and
commenced work this morning. He
was formerly employed in a drug
store in the state of Montana.
Louis Larson attended the funeral
OF the late Charley Frans at Kandiyo-
hi last Monday