Willmar tribune., 1919-05-07

urday evenings of this week. Don't
miss it. Tickets are on sale at the
drug store.
w. F. Behn visited last Sunday with
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Schultz
at Forest Grove.
J. H. Strong spent Friday and Sat
urday on business in the Cities.
John Woken who is soliciting for
the Minneapolis Daily News in the
vicinity of Clara City, spent the fore
part of the week at his homo in this
village.
Alice Solmonson and Minnie Arne-
son returned Monday from an over
Sunday visit at Willmar.
August Broman, A. w. Johnson,
Rev. Fred Stromberg and Rev. L. lie
Wander were Willmar business callers
| today.
John Lund arrived last Saturday
from St. Cloud for visit with his
folks In Rosendale township
Rev. stromberg and family and Mrs.
Ray Strong attended the Tabernacle
| meetings at Willmar Friday evening.
A. P. Bergeson of Willmar, was an
| Atwater business caller last Satur-
day.
Iva Bomsta of Willmar visited
friends in this village today.
The Strong Motor Company has sold
Ford truck to the Seven Elder Farm
in Lake Elizabeth township.
Miss Mildred Skoglund arrived to-
day from Willmar for a visit at her
home here. She underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Benson
Frost hospital at Willmar a week ago
last Friday.
Wanted-Girls for dining and cham.
ber room work. Apply Hotel Atwater,
ADV.
The hitching posts on main street
are now being removed. The village
has provided for new public hitch
and stabling lot which is located on
the north side of the Henry Simons
Lumber Company Yards.
Simon SOlomOnson arrived here to-
day after serving nine months over
seas. He left Willmar on April q,
1918 for Camp Dodge. Simon was a
member of hospital corps. He
came to Grove City last Saturday ev-
ening.
Private Lloyd Anderson came home
last Thursday evening from Camp
Dodge. He served eight months over
seas with the medical corps Of the
1853 Infantry. Private Anderson went
to Camp Lewis last May
Mr.. Peter Pauguette of Waubun has
been elected as superintendent of the
Atwater High School for the coming
year.
The Epworth League of the Method
ist church will give program and
social at the church on Wednesday,
the 18th of May, at 8 p. m. Some of
the returned soldiers will give short
talks on their experiences in France
After the program refreshments will
be served.
The Strong Motor Company has de-
livered Fords the past week to the
following purchasers, z. V. Johnston,
P. A. Oxstad, Chas. C. Olson, Alfred
Okeson, l.. M. Peterson and w. A.
Everson.
turned Sunday to Minneapolis after a
visit on their farm in Lake Elizabeth
township.
Arthur F. Johnson is expected home
| this evening from Camp Dodge He
has served overseas since last August
Private Johnson was in the Medical
| wi po. 4AS WOut " Ndmp Lewis ldSI
May.
Word has been received from Rus
sell Covell that he landed at New
York last Tuesday. He came on the
Minnesotan. Private Covell is men,
ber of the 10 Field Signal Battalion.
Miss Helen D. Sand, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Sand formerly of
Willmar will be the Valedictorian of
the 1919 Atwater High School gradu-
ating class. Miss Ruby Oslund gets
second honors
The Baccalaureate services for the
graduating class of the High School
will be held in the Swedish Lutheran
! church. Rev. M. LeVander will de-
liver the address. The date set for
these services is Sunday, May 25th.
The Senior Glass play will be given
at the town hall on Friday and Sat-
urday evening of this week. Tickets
are now on sale at the drug store.
Franz Erickson of Rosendale arriv-
ed at New York from overseas last
| Tuesday on the transport America.
He is member of the 308 Infantry or