Willmar tribune., 1919-04-30
HAWICK

has returned from Minneapolis where
he has been in the mercantile busi-
ness. He expects to go back on the
farm. Charley recently sold out his
mecantile business to c.. A. Nyberg.
Mrs. A. F. Hall and daughter Shur-
ley called at the O. W. Olson home
Sunday.
Elmer Iverson who has been at
Ironton for the past few months re-
turned home Tuesday. He expects to
go back to Alaska before long.
Mrs. L. T. Caldwell and daughter
Grace, Mrs. C. J. Paine and daughter
Lois visited with the A. F. Hall fami-
ly the first of the week.
Miss Thresa HistrOm returned to
her work in Willmar after visiting in
Irving for a few days.
Miss Lulu Hill came from Duluth
last Monday where she has been doing
city mission work this winter She
has begun a three months term of
parochial school for the Sion congre-
cation in Irving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Johnson went to
New London Monday to look after a
house to rent. They returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Esther IversOn went to Will
mar Wednesday and left the following
day for Rockford, N. D. where she will
be employed
A show was given at the hall four
nights last week called the Funny
SWede." 1t consisted of both comic
acts and moving pictures. The pic
lures shown were of great interest to
those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skoogan leaces Mon
day. They made a number of friends
while here who wish them success.
Frank Pond called at the w. H.
Jones home the first of the week.
Mrs. Emhauf called on Mrs. Olson
Monday afternoon
Quite number from here went to
Paynesville Friday to see the war
tank that was there. There were four
speakers two of whom had returned
recently from France and gave some
thrilling experiences of the happen
ings on the German front which with
the roar of the war tank gave one a
faint idea of the horrors of war life
on the battle field. How glad we shall
all be when all the boys are safe at
home once more.
Mrs. ]. E. Johnson was a New Lon.
don caller between trains Monday.
Olaf Edwardson who has just re-
Gently returned from France arrived
here Saturday evening. Olaf is look
ing fine and all were glad to see him
back again.
A home talent play was given at
the hall Saturday evening entitled,
IAN Early Bird" Each one played
their part we'll and deserve lots of
credit for the way it was conducted.
The hall was crowded and all were
we'll pleased with the play. The fol-
lowing is the cast of characters:
Cyrus B. Kilbuck-President of the
P. D. @. Railroad. :. H. T. Reamer
Tony Kilbuck-His son, just out Of
cOllege .............R II. M. GeSell
Mr.. Barnaby Bird-The Boss of
Flagg County ........ A. F. Hall
Mr.. Mulberry-Chief Attorney for
the Road ...........J. E. Johnson
Bruce Ferguson-A clerk in the gen
eral once ............ j. T. HOOD
Artie-An Office boy. Lee Payne
Mr.. Perry Allen-A young gentle
man farmer ......... Lee Payne
Jessamlne Lee-The girl. Nellie Price
Mrs. Van Dyne-An agent for the P.
D. @. Railroad. .... Sylvia Johnson
Mrs. Beayers-From Flagg Corners
................. Alice Hall
Imogene McCarty-A stenographer
..... Amelia Hall
Dilly-Mrs. Beavers hired GIRL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Amelia Hall
Rosa Bella Beavers-The belle of
Flagg Corners. ..... Luella Johns
Mrs. Perry Allen-Jesamine's chum
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jennie Price
Act l. Private Office of Cyrus B. Kill
buck A morning in March, The Bird
in the Tree.
Act II. Sitting room of Mrs. Beavers
Boarding House, Flagg Corners. A
Morning in July, The Bird in the
Bush.
Act III. Same as Act g. The After
noon of the same day. The Bird in
the Hand.