Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-07
IRVING

Irving, May. 5.-The people of the
whole community were very much
shocked over the news that John
Wright had been drunk and while in
that condition shot his wife on the
evening of April 27th. It is high time
that selling of liquor be prevented.
Alfred Lingren is at present from
military service. 49,
Martin ThOrsOn took Nels Peterson
home from the Sunnyside hospital at.
New London ON Tuesday last week.
Mr.. Peterson is improving nicely af-
ter being at the hospital nearly two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Johnson went to
New London Wednesday Of last week.
Olof Edwardson called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartvig Hanson last week.
Geo Christianson and his mother
were Paynesville callers on Tuesday
of last week.
A gospel meeting was held at the
home of o. T. Everson last Friday
evening".
Examinations were held in the
schools last Thursday and Friday.
The children from 81, Esther Han
son, Ruby Everson and Laura Thor
son went to Dist. for examination.
Oft T. Everson went to Willmar on
business last Thursday.
The Junior Glass Of the Paynesv1lle
high school gave a dinner in honor
of the teachers and seniors last Fri
day evening in the auditorium.
People are now busy cleaning house
and planting gardens.
-, A we'll known trained nurse, Miss
Borghild Sandved was married to
John Deadrick the 29th of April.
The Y. P. S. of the Nordland church
gave a program in the church last
Sunday evening. After the program
lunch was served in the church par
lors.
Mrs. S. O. susag called on Mrs.
Geo. E. Nelson last Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha johnson and daughter
Marion left for Willmar last Satur.
day.
sophus susag visited at Raymond
last Saturday.
The farmers are about thru seeding
and the rain has softened the ground
SO that the seed will have chance to
grow.
John E. Johnson the aluminium
agent was in this community Satur-
day.
Peter Hagenson and his son Conrad
have been very sick with the flu, but
are at present improving.
Mrs. M. Ahrithson called at the
home of A. G. Haagenson last Satur-
| day afternoon.
Conrad Olson called at the home of
John Peterson last Sunday.
| In picking up the Paynesville Press
dated Feb. 18th, 1911 we read the fol.
lowing item: "Goldie Susag received
a diploma of honor for perfect attend.
ance and department from the county
superintendent last week" This was
was the first one received by schol
ar of the Rose Hill school Dist. 81
and also this: Ludwig Johnson, Dist
No. 19 won the fourth prize in the
state contest on his essay" why
remain on the Farm
Mrs. Fred Larson who has beer
very sick for some time is improving
so that she is now able to sit up some
of the time.
Alice Anderson of Duluth is. at pres
ent visiting her mother, Mrs. I. G
Anderson.
C. Christianson and family went tt
Willmar Sunday to attend the Aldricl
meetings.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. an6
Mrs. Albert Anderson last week.
Mr.. Fladberg conducted meeting IL
the Free Mission house last Sunday
evening.
Conrad Olson worked for L. Stor
lie on Thursday last week.
Mrs. Edw Norbostad and Mrs. Ele1
Hendrickson are staying at the Adrian
Haagerson home. Au eight pound
girl has been added to the family.
H. C. Hanson and family went tt
Willmar last Sunday to attend the Al
drich meetings.