Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-06-11

Thursday after visiting here Mrs ].
Hedin and baby are spending the month
at M the r M MHai1 home hs%son Of g. coua
home Of her father. T. J. Lawson. ~
Everette Johnson of Appleton arrived
Saturday to visit friends and relatives
He returned the first of the week.
Mrs: oliver Larson and grandson AL
bert bert, Wi VII were in the Cities last
physician, and also attended the State
Red Cross meeting.
Miss Ada Thorson, a Normal student,
returned feem Sd G to New London Thursday
John Swenson departed Wednesday
for Ivanhoe. where he is spending a
week sans VISITING c old friends
Wicklund and Editor Lawson came here
Tuesday and with Peter Broberg, went
out to look over the newly established
Andrew. We understand that Senator
Gandrud and Rep. Wicklund were both
highly pleased with the park region that
their combined efforts helped us to Sc
Ernest Silver sold his farm in Wyville,
Wis. to DR.. M: o. Oppegaard last week.
The Silver family are now in Paynesville
John Greenfield returned Monday from
a trip to Pennock.
ni+ "u unr+h mas teaseo IN the a. n: gravel
shovel was taken away Saturday. 1t
seems. however. that contractor from
the Cities has bought and opened sand
pit near the j. A. Jensen farm where
he intends to get sand for concrete
work, and is now employing local labor
there.
Miss Ingeborg Hedin who has been a
teacher in the Biwabik schools during
the past winter returned to her New
London home Monday to spend the sum
Miss Esther Moline left Saturday for
Sioux Falls. S: Oak. near which place
she will spend the summer with her
cousin, Mrs. Anne Erickson
The Bazaar at the Swedish Lutheran
church last Thursday evening was a
big success. Peter Henderson was auc-
tloneer. approximately $40 was realiz-
ed from the sale.
Miss Florence Olson of New London
and Selmar. Anderson of Starbuck are
to be married fned at the Lebanon church
A baby was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Lundberg. who reside south
of this village.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Barber. Jr., of New
London. and late of Minneapolis, have
recently moved to Portland, Ore, where
Mr.. Barber is employed in a meat mark
Mrs. Victor Lawson of Willmar and
Miss Anna Augustson of Minneapolis
came over Thursday to visit at the Mrs.
Saturday 1''''
Miss Rose Hoftoe. formerly of New
London. visited Mrs. Fred Monson early
Alfred Carlson lost a horse Monday of
last week: He was dragging the north
For some reason the horses ran away,
going south They ran into a slough
south OF Carlson's home and two of the
horses heaped themselves on the third
horse causing him to drown, as they
were all tangled up in the harness.
hv H. ~ 81 6Fl6 Is improving his property
south side of his residence
Miss Lila Olson. who has been teach
ing music in the osakis public schools
mar in Chevrolet, were returning
from a musical entertainment they had
they had some auto trouble at the foot
of the Swedish church hill. The party
h h;9aI gotten out Of the car when by ac
but was rescued Saturday morning.
shop at starbucK for 's a few s weeEs. as
The Elmer Thorne and Anton stenbak-
son home in Willmar Sunday.
formsrlv of New or ondon Ca1ada
here the last Of the week on business
and returned VIA st: Paul Sunday.
The Harry Holm family of Kandiyohi
were here to spend Sunday at the Victor
Holm home
FRED Monson autoed to the county
The August Gustafson, Emil Thimell
and Emil Hallberg families autoed to |
Frank Lake Sunday to attend the Pro-
phetic and Evangelistic Conference held
~ Mrs. ,, AEne Larson returned Friday
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Erickson helned them ro1ohrafa hoi |
marriage Wednesday June 4th, by at
tending that evening and furnished a
PETER as added to the
pearance Of his town property by. the
erection last week OF a detached sleep
ing porch east Of his house.
Roscoe: Mrs. Zoe Fengmeier Of Regal:
Paynesville and Mrs. Martin Solbrack
1t the hospital the past week
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. O. Oppegaard and
Mrs Carrie Miner drove over to Madi-
Doctors home.
Herman Thompson. oldest son Of Mr.
md Mrs. Matthias Thompson of this
'verseas' service after being in the
.rmy over a year. John, another son, (
s sh9ad has 3, been zen, IN the army in France
expected home soon.
Elmer Erickson writes home folks I
rom doboken, Nj. upon landing last
week. He is Of that section of the big I
'and detailed for duty now as hospital I
also aboard the boats bringing I
lome our disabled boys from overseas. s
While the ship was in loading for the last |
'oyage, the orderlies were given a trip /
o Paris and to the beautiful palace at | t
o lean on the famous peace table at {
which our President now sits in coun- {
IL. The boys are promised trip to the 9
,attle front before the next return I
Quincy. Elmer writes Of busy days
With no idea of when his discharge may 9
e expected. q
MRS JOHN KULLANDER [
Mrs. John Kullander died Wednes- ]
~ ct 500 .. -. ct the home Of her