Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-23
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8 New London. July 22.John will
Jams, district manager of the North
Western Telephone company was In
New London Saturday to make ar:
1rangements for. the extension of. q
telephone line to the new gravel pit.
u J.. r. Carlson was a county seat
caller Thursday. "
E. G. Omstead and Elias Johnson
moved out to Lake Andrew for the
the auto races. = =. -Z1-
The steam shovel which has been
in the railway gravel pit loading gray.
Ell during the past month, was taken
out last Wednesday and the crew dis
charged. ..:..-.,.*- = ''.>
. Elias Johnson and family have
moved out to Lake Andrew for the
summer to occupy their cottage on
the north shore. #sss>'>
The social given by Mrs. August
Gustafson last Friday for the benefit
of the Ladies' Aid society of the
Swedish Mission church was well at
tended. The refreshments consisting
of coffee, sandwiches, cake, cookies
and pickles, which were daintily serv-
ed. The proceeds were $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin VanVorst and
son, Robert, autoed to New London
last Friday to visit Mrs. VanVort' s
father, Peter Broberg. Mr.. Van Worst
will return to st. Paul this week
while Mrs. Van Worst will make an
extended visit.
Mrs. Elias Johnson and daughter
Mabel, left Monday for visit in the
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian skeie and
children Of Finley, N. Oak, are visit
ing relatives and friends in New Lon
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The New London bakery was last
| week treated to a new coat of much
needed paint
Gustafson Bros. received a carload
| of new Fords Monday of this week
Come on now and get your tin lizzie
Harvest will become general in the
community this week.
K. c. Holland and grandson, Har
old Walters, left Saturday for St
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Larson anl
children of Minneapolis are visitinf
| Mrs. Larson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
BENJAMIN Bredberg.
The series of religious meetings
which have been conducted by til,
! Rev. Gust Ed. Johnson Of Minneapol
is in the Swedish Mission church were
brought to close Sunday night. In
terest In these meetings continued I'm
abated throughout the past week
Sunday Rev. johnson was assisted b1
the regular pastor of this church
Rev. T. j. PaulsOn of Dassel and als<
by the Rev. A. J. Ostling of Franklake
These meetings have undoubtedly re
suited in a great religious awakeninf
and great good is sure to follow.
| Mrs. Belle Comfort of Fender, Ne
braska, Is visiting her brother, Mr.
E. F. Fink.
| The Ladies' Aid society of tn,
swedish Lutheran church will NEE
with Mrs. Hans Polman next Friday
July rs, at the usual hour. All ou
cordially invited.
A. o. Sather and family of Will
mar passed thru New London Sunda,
en- route to Lake Andrew where the
intend to establish camp for som,
weeks.
]. Emil Nelson was in town Tues
day of last week.
A large party of New London youn,
| people auIOe0 TO Little Falls Sunday
The party consisted of Messrs. S. A
Bush, Frank Beckstead, Conrad an,
Amos Nordlie, accompanied by tn
Misses Sophie Guam, Esther and In
geborg Hedeen, Rhoda, Florence an,
Hattie Monson. Frank Beckstead lea,
with his car as chief pilot, followed b,
Conrad Nordlie cheerfully navigatin,
Ford.
Miss Louise Nordlie accompanie,
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. an
Mrs. Herman Anderson to Renyill
Saturday, returning Monday.
Dr. II. J. Hanson returned Saturda
from Chicago where he has been er
gagged at clinic work.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bunday of Glen
wood arrived in New London Monda
1or few days visit at the Lund
qulst home. Mrs. Bunday will be re
membered as Miss Ruby Reed VIII,
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