Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LUtAL AMI FEf<SUNAl4
4 Miss Myrtle swenson left today
for a visit at Benson.
: DR., Lester Porter OF Atwater was
a Willmar caller Tuesday.
DR.. Iver Thompson returned Mon
day from a visit at Cokato.
Marcus Peterson left Tuesday
for visit in the Twin Cities.
: Mrs. Willie Larson Of Olivia is
visiting at the Ole Sharstrom home..
VIM. 7Loney of Minneapolis, is
visiting friends in this city tbs week
: -Sivert Aaseng of Bemidji spent
Christmas visiting friends in this city.
.-Chauncey Johnson returned last
Saturday from visit at New London.
E. .. Berg Of Spicer visited over
Sunday at the Lee Somervile home.
-knute Anderson left Tuesday for
a couple of days visit at Minneapolis.
Edmund and Janette Ives were
up from the Twin Cities for the holi-
days.
Mrs. Richard Oftedahl underwent
an operation at the Rest Hospital last
Saturday, p , ~:$s7sz
j. S. Robbins returned Tuesday
from visit in the Twin Cities since
Saturday.
Hazel and Edith Bergquist return
ed Monday evening from a visit at
Grove City.
Jos. o. Estrem of Minneapolis was
shaking hands with friendsin Willmar
yesterday.
Martin Olson of Nevis arrived to-
day for visit over New Years Day
at Atwater.
-Garret and Henry Roelofs Of
Holland township visited in this city
last Tuesday.
David M. Hileman returned Mon
day from a visit with his sister at
Mattoon, Wis. ,..~
Miss Lois Sanden of Minneapolis
visited the latter part of the week at
her home in this city.
Irwin Dahleen left this morning
for Minneapolis where he will enroll
at the State University.
Peter Hegstrom left Tuesday for
Montevideo where he will visit his
brother Albert Hegstrom.
Oscar Olin returned to Minnea-
polls last Friday after visit at his
home here over Christmas.
Mrs. Oscar Ringstrom of Belgrade
arrived last Monday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. A. A. Anderson. --
-Adolph M. Kiland. who teaches at
Rogers, rethrned to that place today
after weeks visit in this city.
Miss Esther Dahleen, who is
teaching at Minneapolis, is spending
the holidays at her home in this city.
The A. P. Applewick family en-
tertained the Pladsen and FosterWold
families at supper last Sunday even
ing.
Reuben Ekander returned to Min
neapolis last Tuesday after a visit at
his home in this city since last Fri
day.
Rudolph Johnson left Tuesday for
weeks visit with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sorenson at MUIR
dock.
Wesley Broman, who is mail clerk
at Sioux City, Iowa, visited at his
home in this city from Saturday until
Tuesday.
-MissAgnes Drankenberg left to-
day for a visit at her home at Paynes-
vile. She was accompanied by Olga
Nelson
Russell Soldering, foreman of the
Wilkin County Gazette. visited at his
home in this city the latter part of
last week.
Miss Marie Gilbertson arrived last
Friday from Foreston for a weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
this city.
Master Malcolm Estrem came up
from Minneapolis Monday for visit
with his grandparents, Hon. and Mrs.
L. O. Thorpe.
Miss Ruth Olson, of Nevis, who
teaches at Eveleth, arrives this even
ing for visit at the AL. Palm and
James Sanderson homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell and
children left Monday for a visit with
Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Sivert Hanson at Spicer. l.
Mrs. Joseph Dietz and baby re-
turned to Wahpeton, N. Oak, last
Tuesday after visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ode1l.
Walter Hanscom returned to st.
Paul last Friday after visit in this
city over Christmas. Mrs. Hanscom
will remain for a longer visit.
-Representative Christen Arneson
of Murdock visited his cousin, l. c..
Tollefson last Tuesday afternoon. He
was enroute from a visit at st. Paul.
fAlCuC Ddu1SSu, VINO 1S tdhs
ing course in nursing at the Mounds
Park Sanatorium at ST. Paul, visited
over Christmas with her parents in
this city.
Mrs. Norberg and Mrs. Ersin Of
Anoka attended the funeral of the late,
Peter Lundberg. They came across
on the same ship from Sweden 52
years ago. i
Mrs. w. L. Gray arrived last Tues
day from Cottonwood for visit with
her husband. They left on Wednes-
day for Cottonwood where they spent
Christmas.
Miss Gertrude Blakeslee return.
ed to Rrookings, S. Oak. last Tuesday
after visit with her sister. Mrs H.
e. Stevens. She was accompanied
back by Mrs. Stevens, who will visit
with relatives at that place.