Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-05

Miss Edith Ronning of Montevi-
deo came Saturday to visit for some
time with her sister Mrs. Amelia
Starbeck.
-Blanchford Hallin gave a party
last Saturday evening to a number of
his boy friends, the occasion being
his birthday.
Mrs. H. Gale of Morris, visited.
here with Clara and Jennie jacobson
from Monday till Tuesday on her way
to Minneapolis.
The Misses Marie and Edith Holt
returned to Minneapolis Monday after
| visit since Friday with their folks,
J. T. Hollis here.
Mrs. X. A. Krantz returned to her
| home in Mamre Friday after having
been a patient at the Frost-Benson
hospital for while.
Mrs. Chas. Bredberg and three
children of New London visited at the
home of her brother Ezekiel Solder
lund's over Sunday
| Mrs. Arthur Sjoberg and two lit
tie daughters returned to Grove City
last Friday after a couple of days
visit with relatives here.
| MIR. and Mrs. J. Albert Peterson
are the proud parents of a 8h pound
baby son, born at the Willmar Hospi-
tai Monday, February 3rd.
Miss Winnifred DeForest of Litch-
field, returned home Monday after an
over Sunday visit with her sister,
Mrs. Max Sherman of Willmar.
Mrs. R. J. Skimland went to her
home in Belgrade Tuesday after a
weeks visit with her daughters, So.
phia and Dagney Brustad Of Willmar.
Mrs. H. J. Preble and her brother
Harry Hale returned last week from
Galva, Ill. where they went a few
weeks ago to attend the funeral OF
their mother.
Miss Lolo Snow returned Monday
to her home in Minneapolis after q
two weeks stay at the Russell Spice1
home as nurse during the illness OF
their daughter.
Eric Anderson, recently discharg
ed from the Shippers school at Guam
tica, Va, whose home is in Worthing
ton, MINI. visited relatives and friends
in Willmar this week.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. anG
Mrs. Thor Kallevig at Grove City last
Saturday morning. Mrs. Kallevig is
daughter of Nels Magnuson, at II;
Trott Ave. E. of this city.
-Albin Blur returned last weel
from Camp Dodge, where he was mus
tered out of the army. He left Ma.
25th, for Camp Lewis, Wash, and ha!
been stationed at Vancouver.
Miss Mildred Trumble Of Minnea
polls visited in Willmar with friend!
last Saturday and Sunday, Mis-
Trumble will be remembered as
teacher in the Willmar schools las
year.
A chimney fire at the Mrs. Ericl
Olson residence on East Litcht1el(
avenue, caused an alarm, to be sen
in last evening, but the fire was ou
when the company arrived. No dam
age was done.
Sgt. John Benson returned Mon
day to Minneapolis after an over Sun
. day visit with his brothers Sivert ant
Ben in this City. He was recent!
mustered out, being member Of thu
4th, A. A. NJ. G. Bn.
: Mrs. E. A. Smith Of Cottonwood
came up Saturday to spend few days
with her daughter, Mrs. e. P. Bro
gren. She returned Tuesday, accom-
panied by her grandson, Vernon, VIII
will spend few days with his grand
parents.
Elmer Larson left for Gracevill'
Monday where he will look after Rus1
ness interests since his return lyon
France in the service Of the 4th Anti
Aircraft Machine Gun Battalion. HI
, has visited his father John P. Larson
and sister, Florence Of Willmar thu
, past week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Halverson re
ceiyed word from their son Lewis
that he arrived safely in New Yorl
from overseas last Monday. Lewis
: was among the first boys to leave
Willmar for the war, it being tw'
wears ago in April since he was a
, home. He belonged to the 51st c