Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-12


vulAdlAR TRIBUNE, w
Stanley spaeth of Raymond visi,
] ed here Friday: tenroute home ate
spend4ng several months In the nortt
ern part Of the state. zEsa "a
| ,@-Mr. and Mrs. N. Nelson Ereturne'
to their home in Fargo last Frida,
after an extended visit at the P. W
Peterson home in Eagle Lake, =
Mrs. Robt. Anderson arrived from
Greeley, Col last Friday for q visi
with Mrs. Berdick BJornberg: on he
| way to her home In Athens. Wis.,.
| Mrs. Edward Hanson left las
Tuesday morning for Sebeka, MINI
She was called there by the illness Q
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Madison.
-t-Dr. Harold cPortor returned las
Saturday from st. Paul where he :hat
been in attendance at the Dental con
vention held at that place last week
Miss Amy Sandberg came bacl
from Washington, d. G. last weel
where she has been employed as stem
ographer during the period of the war
Rev. G. Adolph Anderson Of Co
day while enroute to Maynard to
conduct meetings the coming week
Private Paul Anderson returned
to Fort Smelling Monday after visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUS
Anderson since Wednesday evening
Mrs. H.. w. Dahl of Candy, MINI
visited few days at the w. B. Han
son home here last week. She hae
also visited at Belgrade and Minnea
polls,
Carl Erickson returned to Mime
apolis Monday after visiting a week
at the c. G. Hoglund home. Mr.. Erick
son and Mrs. Hoglund are brother and
sister.
Mrs. Victor Nelson is enjoying q
visit from her father-in-law, Mr.. Hans
Nelson of Cambridge, Mimi, and he1
sister-in'law, Mrs. John Allen OF
Duluth.
Mrs. G. o. Bergquist returned to
her home in Pennock last Thursday
after having been a patient at the
Benson-Frost Hospital here for two
weeks.
Mrs. H. F. Bergeson and John
Bergeson returned Thursday to New
London after attending the Mission
meeting at the Swedish Lutheran
church.
Herman Weinberg of Tripolis was
brought to hospital in this city last
Monday, suffering from an abscess on
the lung, the result of serious siege
Of pneumonia.
Mrs. A. J. Ostling and baby re.
turned Saturday to Frank Lake. Rev.
Ostling returned home on Friday.
They have been visiting at the c. G..
Hoglund home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Svobodny of
Roseland drove in to Willmar Monday.
Mrs. Svobodny is now at the Willmar
Hospital where she underwent an op-
Grafton yesterday.
Miss Florence Erickson and Miss
Title johnson leave for Chicago next
Friday morning. The former to select
stock for Peterson and Well1n's store
and the latter to visit.
MIR. and Mrs. CLAUS Anderson left
Tuesday morning for Wadena for a
visit with their son Oscar and daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. H. Johnson. Mr.. Johnson
is reported seriously i'll.
Mrs. P. G. Dawson left Thursday
for ten day visit at Minneapolis and
Buffalo, MINI. She was accompanied
by Miss Ina Dudley who has been her
guest here for couple OF weeks.
The Philathea of the Swedish
Baptist church will be entertained by
Mesdames Andrew M. Peterson and
Paul Hallin at the home of the for
mer on Wednesday evening this week.
Hans Nelson and daughter, Mrs.
Allen, formerly of this vicinity, but
now of Cambridge visited friends in
this city Saturday while enroute to
New London to attend the funeral of
the late Peter Ecklund.
Maurice Qvale of Willmar left for
the Naval Academy at Annapolis
last Thursday where he will enter
the preparatory department previous
to taking the examinations required
for entering this school.
Miss Anna Peterson of Benson
visited at the home of A. E. Anderberg
from Friday until Monday. She is
graduate of the Willmar Business
College and came to attend the party
given at the school Friday evening.
Pvt Oliver Birkeland arrived Mon
day morning for a couple of weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Birkeland in Dovre Township.
He was mustered out Of the army at
Camp Dodge and was drafted last
July from Crosby, North Dakota.
PVT. Fritz Boreen arrived Friday
afternoon from Dasse1 and will again
be employed at the Lundquist-Berg-
strom garage. He enlisted last July in
the air service mechanic school at
St. Paul, and was mustered out in
December.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Port of Sioux
Falls, S. D. moved to this city last
Monday. Mr.. Port was recently mus
tered out of the 88th, Spruce Division.
He has accepted a position as assist
ant n" lager for the Singer Sewing
Mach se Company Of this part of the
state.
Last week word was received
that Corinne Skeie, the twelve-year-
old daughter of c. A. Skeie, of Finley,
N. D., died Friday of influenza and
complications. Mr.. Skeie was former.
ly the miller here and the family are
we'll known by most Kerkhoven peo-
pie, who extend their deepest sympa-
thy to the bereaved family.-Kerkhov-
en- Banner.
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