Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-11-19

-Math Kallevig left Monday for
Kerkhoven.
Watch Us Grow. Johnson & John
E. w. Boyd returned Thursday from
a visit at Benson.
Rooney Gabrielson of Kandiyohi
spent Sunday at Morris.
Everything for everybody at John
son & Johnson Co.-Adv.
E. o. Berg Of Spicer was In this
city on business Monday.
LEONARD Johnson spent Tuesday on
business in the Twin Cities.
Atty. L. E. Covell of New London
was Willmar caller Monday.
'Haviland and Nortake artists china
at Johnson & Johnson Co.-Adv.
Hans Helmer left Tuesday for a
months visit in Roseau county.
ALBERT Anderson of Kerkhoven is
Willmar caller this afternoon.
Edgar and Paul Olson left Monday
for a several days visit at Wheaton.
-Auctioneer McEwen of Buffalo
Lake was a Willmar caller Thursday.
Andrew Holmgren Of Svea returned
Saturday from a business trip to Hen
ming.
Lawrence Oberg of Minneapolis ar
rived Friday for visit with friends
here.
Miss Tillie Portz returned to Priam
last Friday after couple of days visit
here.
Edgar Olson is enjoying few days
vacation from his duties at the Palace
Grocery.
Mrs. Rosman returned to Raymond
last Monday after stay at the Rest
Hospital.
Thanksgiving contest to remain open
until November 9th. Johnson & John
son Co.-AdV.
Rev. A. j. Ryden of Minneapolis
OF hal r.
eran church last Sunday.
John Ekdahl is the night clerk at
the Annex hotel. He commenced his
duties last Friday evening.
%. A. Norman left Monday~morning
for St. Paul where he will have an oper-
alton performed on his eye.
We will sell milk, commencing next
Monday. Bring the container. Cash
Grocery, Fifth ST., City.-Adv.
Lille Peterson of Litchfield arrived
Friday for an over Sunday visit with
her sister, Mrs. c. F. Mattson.
Lewis Johnson and sons Robert and
J. Melvin and Melvin Root left Thurs
day for hunting trip to McGrath.
&C. G. Eckwall left last Friday for
visit with his father, B. Eckwall, who
is seriously i'll at his home at Murdock-
Marcus Mikkelson Of Sunburg was
in this city last Friday to take the test
for taking cesus for Norway Lake town
ship.
dewey Wick of Thorpe was Will
mar visitor last Thursday. He returned
on Tuesday evening from trip to Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Lewis Lundgren returned to
St. Paul last Thursday after a weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Victor
Fridlund.
William Williams left Sunday
morning for Minneapolis where he has
accepted position as instructor in
the engineering department of the State
University.
Helen Ruddy, who underwent an
aperation at the DR.. Dawson hospital
for appendicitis recently, was taken to
her home last Friday afternoon.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Tobertson of Eawick last
Sunday, Nov. 16. Mother and child are
coming along fine" our informant tells
us.
Just received an importation from
Japan in Hand Painted and Decorated
| breakfast and dinner sets in many pat
| terms at $50 and up. Johnson & John
son Co.-Adv.
&C. A. Molen from southwest of town
| returned Saturday from weeks trip
to St. Cloud, Alexandria and Brandon.
| While at St. Cloud he visited the Pan
Motor factory.
| Clarence Forsberg who has a posi-
tion as travelling salesman with the
| A. Nash Company of Cincinatti, Ohio
| spent the weekend at his home in this
| city. He has convassed the southern
part of the state and Iowa and South
Dakota.