Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10
IRVING

Irving, Dec. 8-Hannah Olson and
Carrie Peterson came from Hereford
lsat week and were on their way to
Willmar. They visited at the home OF
s. O. Susag and continued their trip
the next day. s. s. s= 81 I - -.
ss "A three day meeting was to be held
at the Zion church last week, but on
account OF cold weather and Door
roads they held the meeting only one
day. So i. :. =5s. s. s. 800
Emma Christianson who has been
working for Mrs Holger Thompson
is back home again. - . So !. (: = $3.50
ALI Martin has seen two deer IN
the woods east Of New London lately.
They ought not to be killed. Maybe
they would make their home in the !,
Sibley State Park. - - :, & cs<ss
+ John Lind Nelson was q Paynesville
caller last Friday. =. e 3 -.
L. ,storlie went to Paynesville last
Thursday afternoon on business.
Conrad Olson called on Clemens
Urseth last Friday evening. . -
Even 1sraelson and Iver: Peterson
went to Willmar last Monday on busi-
ness. -..-.lu> -
Charley and George Larson from
| Norcross, Minnesota, came to Paynes-
i vile last week to attend to some bust
ness affairs with Mr.. Heller and Dick
man on the Lure farm. They also
called on friends In the country, re-
turning home the next day.
| Conrad Peterson left last Monday
for q visit with friends and relatives
in Minneapolis and returned last Fri
day.
Sophus Susag bought horse from
K. J. Thorson last week.
4 John F. Jones and H. G. Hanson at
tended an auction near GeorgeV1ue
last Wednesday,, ..~
S. O.. Susag left for the Cities and
St. Paul Park last Thursday.
John Sunde was Hawick caller
; last Wednesday. !
A load of young people had sleigh
ride party last Wednesday evening. .
Mrs. Christopher Larson who lived
in Irving for many years, but is now
living with her daughter In Canada is
Reported to be very sick. We hope
for her speedy recovery.
Two cattle buyers from St. Paul
were out in the country last week.
Sophus Susag is the owner. Of new
gasoline engine which he is using for
pumping water.
All. Thorsez il, at present employed
4 at the State Farm near Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin EEerson were
happily surprised -~laat Sunday after
i neon, being it was their % tn wedding
anniversary, when load after load Of
their many friends came to their home
bringing with them baskets Of goodies
and presents as a itoken of. love and
gratitude. Rev. Hanson came with
them and pleasant afternoon was
spent with that dear family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Everson have lived in town OF
Irving since they were married and
are well known by all. The heartiest
congratulations and best wishes are
extended to them by all.
Tillie Beck visited at the home OF
G. Christianson from Saturday until
Sunday last week.
Andrew Thorson from Minneapolis
who has been in the army for 81
months and served as Sergeant In
the 313 Engineer Corps came to visit
with his relatives last Saturday on
his way from Courtney, North Dak0'
ia, where he has been visiting. All
are glad to see his smiling face again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e. Nelson and
son Gordon spent Sunday afternoon
at the home of S. o. Susag.
Mrs. O. T. Ring Of Willmar con
Quoted Gospel meetings at the home
of H. G. Hanson last Sunday and col
lection was taken for the suffering Ar
L menians.
Geo. Larson from Courtney, N. Oak
is visiting with his aunt, Mrs. K
. J. Thorson. He will make an extend
ed stay.
Edward Sunde lost valuable horse
last Sunday evening.
Andrew Thorson, George LARSON
Ditmar Martin and Conrad Thorsen
took supper last Sunday evening al
the home Of Sophus Susag,