Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-06-04
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mar returned home last Monday and
Eta Gabrielson from the same place
returned on Saturday.
Esther Smith called on the Susag's
last Monday and Tuesday.
> Conrad and George Lunde with
their sister, Emma, were Paynesville
callers last Sunday.
An auto load OF young peopla ca1lad
on George and Lottie Christensen on
Monday evening of last week.
word has been received from Cor.
don Vernon Nelson that he has a.
rived safely in America after snend.
ing q few months of military service
in France. .- es' VICE
ruth Susag left for her home IN
Buffalo on Thursday last week
MRS. S. Seeland has not been wei,
the latter part of spring. Hone for
her speedy recovery.
The road work is in full swav and
we are all looking for better hoads
Arthur Rustad' and Agnes Larson.
his cousin from Norcross, Mimi, came
to Paynesville on Wednesday the 28th
to attend the commencement at the
high school.
to it's end and the pupils are glad with
the thought that vacation is at hand
Gittie and Olga Thorson arrived at
their home on vacation last Satur-
day. Their sister, Clara, graduates
from the Lutheran Normal school of
Madison, Mimi, and she will then go
to Dakota to teach three months
term of parochial school.
Sam Larson, Erick Ellefson, Fred
Larson and Mr.. Ditmarson left for
visit at Wadena, Mimi, last Fri
day.
Some from this community celebrt-
ed with the Willmar people on Decora-
ton day.
The four girls who graduated from
the Paynesville high school the 28th
of May who have their homes in Kan.
diyohi county were Alma Johns, Lena
Nelson, Goldie Susag and Clara Sunde
Goldie Susag left last Thursday for
few days. visit with friends around
Hereford, MINI.
Word was received from Olaf Sim
onson in France, that he is to be sent
to Germany instead of as he expected
to go to America.
Mrs. Mirve Welch has had good
luck in raising baby chicks this spring
in all being 500 which is very well
| done.
Miss Title Beck closed the month
term of school in District / last Thurs
day evening after having a picnic fol-
the children in the Reamer Grove
Miss Beck will then go back to Cass
| county and teach in a consolidated
school the next term.
The rain on Saturday was welcomed
by all as the fields were already toe
dry and also the pastures needed the
| rain.
Sophie Hanson, who is employed
| with the Northwestern Knitting Co.
| of Minneapolis, came home on a visit
last Thursday and returned on Mon
| day morning.
H. C. Hanson and family visited
| with Christian Peterson last Sunday
The young people Of Martin Christ
| enson's visited at the home of Edward
Lunde last Sunday evening.
The family of Martin Christensen
was made happy last Saturday even
ing, May 31st, when their son, Alfred
came home, being honorably discharg
| ed from military service. Alfred has
Deen talthfully serving his country fol
! many months. He was first sent tC
Camp Dodge, Iowa, and finally tc
France, where he served as a horse
sheer and was very near the firing
line. Still he was protected and re-
| turned home sound and WE'LL His
many relatives and friends are vel
| coming him back and are very glad tC
see him.
Rueben Emerson visited at the Val
! en- home last Sunday.
Agnes Hanson came home from Min
| neapolis last Thursday evening for a
| short visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Hanson, and returned a
gain on Monday morning.
Alfred Christensen, who returned
from military service last Saturday
has served his country for fifteen
months and ranks as Top Sergeant.