Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-23
PERSON MEN TIoN IN
LOCAL EXCHANGES
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Miss Eunice Broberg returned to her
visit at the lHendrtckson3 home.
Mrs. @. =. Sind Of Plaza, N. D, ID
VISITING at the H Q. slinden home south
east of town. .ss - = E
Mrs. Ole orsen and daughter, Mast-
n1Ir Of Minneota; Mrs. Orsen and Hem
~ Orsen Of Green Lake, visited with
Jens s. Engen and family on Monday.
s Misses Lillian and Florence samstad
and Cecilia Boese attended the Otter
ness inar wedding at Willmar last
week. :, !. II :
Elmer Hendrickson. is back at his
old job at the depot and Lewis Fer
nal1d has gone to Pennock on q SINH
lar job. -: y =. .5>t
Mr.. and Mrs. F., g.. Broberg went to
Minneapolis on Monday for couple
Of days stay. They are at present
staying at Green Lake. : -
7 D.. B: Wilson and Mrs. W. J. Hiland
Of st. Paul returned home on Friday
after a visit at the Geo. Wilson home
in Harrison.
Miss Emma Peterson of Winthrop re-
turned home on Monday after a couple
Of weeks visit at the Ole Amdahl home
in Acton.
Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Lindell and son,
Harold, Of Belview visited the week end
with their daughter, Mrs. r. Nelson.
Mrs: And. Nord1n of Minneapolis re-
turned home on Tuesday after a visit
here with her mother, Mrs. Swedlund
Mrs. J. j. Daryn of Minneapolis re-
turned home on Tuesday after a visit
at the P. S. Carlson home in Lake Eliza
beth.
Miss Hazel Haglund Of Dassel return
ed home on Tuesday after a visit since
Wednesday at the G. A, Holmgren
place in Rosendale.
Mrs. Theo. Toensing and children of
St. Paul returned to their home on
Tuesday after visit at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Juerger-
meier in Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Broten of Monte
video, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Egen and
family and Private Hans Olson Of Sac
red Heart, visited with Jen s. Engen's
over Sunday.
Wesley Sanders and family of Rem
vile have been visiting relatives and
old friends here for some time. Mr..
Sanders has sold his business interest
at Renville and the family will go to
New York to make their future home.
Mrs. N. J. Hogan Of Sioux Falls, S.
d. who has been visiting at the J. S.
Synnerholm home south Of town, return
ed home on Tuesday. Mrs. Synnerholm
and baby accompanied her to Sioux
Falls for a visit
Miss Bertha Meier has entered the
pony contest given ny the 81 raul Da11y
News and kindly asks all who send in
their subscription to credit the votes to
her. If you are Intending to subscribe
for the paper, she will take care Of
your subscription.
Mr.. and Mrs. HIM. Kurtz and daugh-
ter, Gertrude, left Tuesday morning
for a visit in the state of Pennsylvania
Mr.. Kurtz is enjoying vacation from
his duties at the depot. Oscar Larson
Of Grove City is the relief agent.
Last Tuesday morning, M. H. Eide,
one of the most popular merchants of
Finley, boarded the train going toward
Devils Lake, but he explained to those
who inquired of his destination that
he was going to Aneta for the week.
Wednesday his friends were agreeably
surprised to- receive a neatly engraved
wedding announcement. announcing his
marriage to Mary A. Garfield of Emb-
den.
The happy couple arrived on Thurs
days train and were escorted to the
Hotel Finley by a number Of friends.
After July 1st they will be at home
in apartments over Mr.. Eides store.
The Tribune hastens to join their many
friends in wishing them happy and
prosperous 1ife.-Finley, N. D., Tri-
bune.