Willmar tribune., 1919-01-15
HAWICK

Hawick, Jan. 13.-Misses Ida and
Emma Peterson were New London
callers between trains Friday.
Miss Mary Fairness who has been in
Minneapolis for while came home
last week suffering from blood poi.
son in her foot.
Clarence Susag returned home
Thursday from camp where he had
been in training for the U. S. service
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Tristad who
were married last week left Monday
for their new home in Dakota where
they will live on the farm. The best
wishes Of their many friends go with
them in their new home
Mirve Welch transacted business in
Paynesville Monday.
M. P. Loberg went to Willmar Wed
nesday on business, returning Thurs
day afternoon. Mr. Lockerby tended
the post Office during his absence.
John 1verson has been on the sick
list for the past week suffering from
some stomach trouble. DR.. O. H. Os
man of Paynesville is in attendance
His friends hope he will soon com.
pletely recover
Mrs. Jud Smithson and daughter
Evelyn and Miss Florence Johnson
who have been visiting relatives in
W1llmar returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. Lockerby went to Paynesville
Saturday to visit his folks over Sun
day and returned Monday.
Archie Hood who Just returned
from the U. S. training camp has &C.
cepted a position in the Hawick Co.
operative Creamery and is now run.
ming the same until Mr. Olson has
sufficiently recovered to take up the
work again. Archie holds paper for a
first class buttermaker
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Welch were New
London callers between trains Friday
The Blakely's of Paynesville town
ship were visitors at the Lester Blake.
ly home Sunday.
F. P. Van Worst of Paynesville pass
ed through Hawick Friday enroute for
New London.
Martin and Olga Thorson were call
ers in New London Monday.
Martin OttesOn assisted Anton EN-.
hauf cutting wood last week.
=. }. Hood assisted by Jermie and
Sava Pelkey filled his ice house last
week. On Wednesday forenoon they
had quite an excitement. All three
teams were loaded ready to leave the
lake when the ice began to sink. They
were quite a distance from shore. and
there might have been quite a loss If
they had not noticed the ice sinking
in time
Mrs. John Iverson was a business
caller at New London Friday.
Miss Lille Otteson left Monday for
Eagle Lake where she will be employ
3D.
Francis Johns came home from Will
mar Friday
Nicol Thorson who has been away
on his farm in Canada for the past
four years, part of the time serving
In the Canadian Army, returned home
recently and will spend about month
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. B.
Thorson.
A. M. Anderson made trip to Min
neapolis Monday.
Loyal Clarke came down from N.
Dakota last week to spend a few days
with his parents in Irving.
Mrs. E. N. Gesell and Sylvia Dead
rick called at the A. F. Hall home
Sunday afternoon.
Elder S. O. Susag left Saturday for
Hewitt where he had been called
to come at once.
Homer Curtiss came home Friday
from the U. S. training camp at Han.
cock Ga. He will be employed the
coming season by A. B. Norris
Martin Everson was New London
caller Monday.
Alfred Thorson of Carlook, Sask.,
Canada, came down last week to visit
at his parental home Alfred has
been farming in Canada for several
years and expects to go back after
spending a few weeks here.
Soren Monson who has an auto
dray at New London came home few
days last week to assist his father,
Henry Monson who has not fully re-
covered from the influenza.
H. J. Pelkey was a Paynesville
caller Wednesday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pelkey and
family spent Sunday at the Sava Pei
key home.
Ole Horgelson was a New London
caller between trains. Tuesday.
Mable Peterson who has been away
for some time returned home the mid.
die of the week.
Roy Parker returned home Monday
after spending Sunday in Paynesville. |
Misses Mary, Sophia and Esther
Iverson visited at the A. NJ. Anderson
home from Monday to Tuesday.
E. P. Welch and sons Paul and |
Donald visited relatives in Paynes-
vile Thursday.
Fred Deadrick was a Paynesville |
caller Wednesday.
c. w. Philips, agent for the Central
life Insurance Co., made a pleasant |
call at the Hawick State Bank last /
week. /
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Olson enter
tanned company Sunday afternoon. !