Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-03-12
NEll ONION.

Wohleen returned s Tuesday Is his
home inssC olfax He has been study
Ing &C the. southern Minnesota Uni.
yersity at Austin. S.
Miss Dora Lawson was IN Spicer
Tuesday between trains. S.
I e. G. Almstedt arrived here Wednes-
day after stay In the Cities.
Miss Gladys Arnold, the domestic
science teacher, was OF duty ct school
part Of last week on account OF the
illness.
Jacob Olson Berg returned to Win
months visit with old friends in this
vicinity. 81. r=s=#. VI
Is Miss Eunice Broberg returned Sat.
urday from the Cities where she has
been visited friends and relatives
for few weeks. >, - /,
Trans Soderlund has business at
Willmar on Thursday. ID s&.r4
Ed. Lungstrom went to Granite Falls
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Martin Lundquist and Miss Louise
Nord1ie returned Thursday from the
Cities where they have been buying
spring stock. for the Broberg store.
Ben Aune was in Willmar Monday
and Tuesday of last week.
DR.. M. o. Oppegaard left Tuesday
for Milan to attend the funeral of q
half brother. - =. ..r-. -:
Mrs. Hazel Olson has been assisting
as clerk at the Broberg & Son store
Mrs. Ole Larson of Burbank has
purchased of Emil Thimell building
lot west of the Lawrence Snyder
home.
Miss Gladys Arnold took ILL again
on Sunday and was not able to be at
school this week.
Miss Ethel Eckman who has been
at the P. J. Gallea home in Atwater
for few weeks, arrived here Satur.
day with little Miss Donna Gallea.
Mrs. Gallea preceded them here and
is visiting her father T. J. Lawson.
Sailor Idor Peterson came home
last week from the Navy. He had en-
listed for four years but was able to
secure a special discharge from the
service.
Memorial services were held Sun
day in Seattle for Private George w.
Krause, who was son of Charley e.
Krause, deceased formerly of New
London. Private Krause died of
wounds received in the battle of the
Argonne Forest last September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ihlang and
the funeral Monday of Halvor Nilsen
Of Green Lake at Long Lake church,
About 80 new books were added to
the school library this week.
Miss Esperence Lawson and Viola
Anderson were in Willmar between
trains Saturday.
Paul Voelker gave very fine lee.
ture on Human Nature at the town
hall Friday evening, and had an ap
preciative audience. He made a call
at the school house in the afternoon
| and gave the high school and eighth
graders an interesting talk.
Sidney Wohleen. of Colfax was
brought to the hospital week age
Saturday witha ruptured appendix and
was operated on the next morning.
Miss Mile Jacobson of Norway
Lake had her tonsils removed at the
Sunnyside Hospital Monday morning
Mrs. Frank Carlson of Colfax, Sole
Rustad of Norway Lake and Mrs. H
T. Hanson of New London left Sun
nyside the past week.
DR.. Oppegaard left for Minneapolis
Monday on business.
The New London Farmers Ship
ping Association held their annua
meeting at the school house March
9Th, 1919. There was good number
of enthusiastic farmers present. Aug
ust Carlson tho only one of the board
Of directors whose term had expired
was reelected All the old officers
were reelected: Hans H. Brix, presi
dent; J. A. Jensen, vice president;
M. O. Flesland, secretary-treasurer
The treasurer's report for the past
year is as follows:
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE NEW
| LONDON FARMERS SHIPPING AS
| ISOLATION FOR THE YEAR 1918.