Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-10-22
-. = =. - g, q .lls.l''717
IRVING

Irving, Oct. 20.-Mrs.s FL. G. HanSons
returned from her trip to Minneapolis:
on Monday evening last week.
Emil Olson who has been in Sask !.
Canada since last spring. returned last
week He says that they are having an
abundance Of rain ssS I + Fl e r
Christ Emerson had a carload Of po-
tatoess shipped to HaWick from La Port,
MINI. which he sold to the farmers last
week. z = g = - : SEE:et:,.
+. volen shipped his household goods
to Detroit, MINI. last Wednesday,. The
family left for that place the latter: part
Of the week. sE@zs~ -. -. - i
=. Mrs. Karl Peterson and SON are visit
ing with friends and relatives. She
came to bid her brother Nicolai farewell
before he left for Norway
H. G. Hanson nearly met with an ac-
cident last Sunday by running his car
against some farm machinery on the
road. The road limit ought to be clear
from such articles as farm machinery.
Theodore 8. Nelson with his wife came
from NJ OAK, last Wednesday. They
intended to go with the Volen family to
Detroit, MINI. >-s ."
Clara Sunde who attends the Normal
school at ST. Cloud spent last Saturday
and Sunday with her auntie Mrs Lind
beg at Foley, MINI. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Johnson visited
at Michel Pederson's last Sunday. =
Mrs. Linas Mart1nson who has been
sickly for some time is now improving
very nicely which will gladden. her
many friends and relatives.
The Girls Society Of the Nordland
church met last Saturday at the home
of Lottie Christensen.
The H. E. Peterson threshing rig
finished it's fall work last week and the
Peterson boys are now ready to start
with corn shredding.
Mo- ~ ha = c,
community went to the weight social
at District No. 2 last Saturday evening
and reported g. good program given by
the school children of that district.
/ Agnes Hanson left for Minneapolis
| last Monday morning. Her sister left
last Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolt of Renville
came to Hawick last Saturday and visit
ed at the home Of S. o. susag until
Monday. Their daughter Henrietta &C
companied them.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Hanson called at
John Lind last Sunday afternoon.
| Anton Jacobson vas a Paynesville
| caller last Thursday.
! Olive Anderson who has been visiting
at home for few days left for St
Paul last Wednesday.
| A relative of P. J. Jacobson, Mrs
Johnson and her daughter Ebba from
the state of Wisconsin arrived las
| THURSDAY Tor a. call on relatives anC
! cid friends 1t is five years since she
| has been in Minnesota.
On the evening of Oct. 18th Mr.. anG
! Mrs Martin Hanson were agreeably sur.
prised on their 25th wedding annivers
airy. Their relatives and lot of friends
! and neighbors gathered and took thu
| whole house in possession, bringing
| their lunch baskets filled with goo6
| things. After lunch a sum Of money
| was handed to the happy couple to show
| their respect and love to them. Theil
| daughters, F1ilma and Agnes who live
| in Minneapolis came home for that oc
casion, coming to Paynesville in thu
| afternoon but did not appear at the
home of their parents until the crowe
| had come. All extend congratulations
The schools in the community was
lately visited by the County Superin
| tendent Mr.. o. o. Ulvin.
Conrad and Clarence Thorson spent
last Sunday afternoon at the home Of
| Edward Sunde.
P. J. Sunde and Conrad Olson were
Paynesville callers last Saturday.
George Sunde acted as fireman with
| the Peterson corn shredding machine.
The rain last Monday hindered The
grain threshing and corn shredding.