Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-01-01
NEW ONDON

NEW LONDON
New London, Dec. %. Allen Met
calf was in Willmar between trains
Tuesday.
A. 0. Gustrud of Dovre arrived Tues.
day in New London -s. .+s .=.
Victor Polman, a limited service sol
dier from Camp Grant, arrived home
last week with his discharge from
service. ~. <,e.@ ! n
John Bergeson came over Thursday
of last week from Granite Falls to
spend Christmas here and left Thurs.
day for Willmar.
Mrs. Louis Larson and children of
Minneapolis, spent Christmas at the
B. Bredberg home.
Hugh Batterberry departed for
Camp Grant Friday after being at his
parents, the R. B. Batterberry home
over Christmas
Arthur Solseth went to Willmar
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Berglund re-
turned to Pennock Thursday.
Miss Dora Hanson returned Friday
to her work in Willmar.
DR.. M. F. Cramer left for Willmar
Tuesday to be at home on Christmas
Day.
Arthur Skoglund was on the sick
list tbs week. During his absence
at the Power house, Peter Ogren was
engineer.
Karsten Amundson of Willmar Wis.,
tied at the John Amundson home this
week.
Mrs. Sam Paulson and daughter
Brunhild of Ortonville, came over on
Thursday for combined business and
pleasure trip.
Earl Hendrickson of Willmar visited
at the Peter Broberg home Wednes-
day.
Robert Kulset's funeral occurred at
Oak Hill Cemetery Tuesday.
Ben Hallberg returned from tn e
Cities Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Ihlang returned from
Willmar Thursday accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Gulickson, who will
visit here some time.
Melvin Lundgren, army mechanic
at Minneapolis, came up Tuesday to
be with his parents in Colfax Christ
mas.
Miss Ida Nelson who attends Du-
luth business college, arrived at New
London the first of the week to visit
at the Albert Nelson home at Nest
Lake.
R. C. SEVERED enjoyed a vacation
from his work in Pipestone with his
family in New London.
Lars Larson and Arthur and Law
renee Hanson boarded the train Thurs
day for the Cities.
Paul Peterson of Willmar visited at
the Emil Jacobson home this week.
Sigurd Flesland departed Thursday
to join the Merchant Marine. He had
been sailor while living in Norway,
and we are sure that he will make
good.
Miss Edris Stauffer from Willmar,
spent the holidays at her home in
Burbank.
Mrs. Sam Paulson and Eric Paul
son were in Spicer between trains
Friday.
First Sergeant Elmer Broberg ar
rived home Friday with an honorable
discharge from Camp Dodge. He was
in the Coast Artillery and was just
to go overseas from Newport News,
Virginia, when the armistice was
signed.
Mrs. M. o. Oppegaard went to Min.
neapolis Friday.
Mrs. S. Hatiestad of Norway Lake
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. James Gratz, formerly Esther
Fernelius, died Tuesday of pneumonia.
at her Minneapolis home. Mrs. Gratz
was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery Fri
day.
Miss Mildred Lawson arrived here
from St. Cloud the latter part of the
week.
J. P Olson made a misstep on a
stairway in his residence early Friday
morning, suffering some rather dis
stressing cuts and bruises on his face
and body.
Mrs. Adolph Espelien of Norway
Lake, a daughter of Nels Haramon,
died at her home Wednesday of in
1uenza-pneumonia. The body was in
tered in Oak Hill Cemetery, New Lon.
doy, Friday, Rev. Mus of Norway
Lake officiating.
The New London friends of DR.. and
Mrs. Geo. M. Jennings of Missoula,
Montana, will be pleased to learn that
they received a Christmas gift this
year by way of baby boy, George Car.
rol, born Dec. 10TH
Miss Dora Lawson spent a part of
Christmas Day at Willmar with her
mother.
Donald Covell went to Atwater Sat-
urday to visit relatives.
Miss Louise Nordlie has been off
duty on account of illness for a week
or so.
Miss Winifred Thompson of Buffalo
writes that her holiday week was mar
red by an attack of rheumatism that
may somewhat delay her return to
school duties here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Covell will this
week visit with the John Thorne fami-
ly at Appleton.