Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-06-18
NEW LONDON.

new LONDON.
New London, June 16. Mrs. r. J.
Gallea and children returned to their
home Ii Atwater Tuesday after
short visit here.
s Mrs.. N. O. Oppegaard and Mrs.
Carrie Miner returned Tuesday from i
q visit IN Madison.
Oscar Larson Of Lake Andrew left I
southern Texas to look over land
there. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Young Of
Fessenden, N. Oak, visited Mr..
Young's brother Philip, last week.
Miss Alice Rapp returned from |
HaWick Friday after q visit with |
friends and relatives here.
Rev. Christian Swenson Of Duluth
formerly Of New London visited old |
friends here last week. On Saturday
Rev. SWenson and a. p. Berglund
went to Pennock to attend the 6Oth
anniversary of the Mamrelund church.
The Oscar Guam and Albert Thorne
families spent Sunday at the John
Thorpe home In Appleton.
Miss Eunice Broberg went to the
Cities the hast of the week to visit
her sister, Mrs, Melvin Van Worst.
Miss Alpha Olson, who taught
school in Lake Andrew last term, is
now at her home In New London for
the summer vacation.
Miss Winnie Hallberg returned Fri.
day from Frank Lake. *
Mrs. Arvd Nelson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Timeu arrived Satur.
day from her home in st. Paul to visit
her parents.
| Mrs. Herman Hanon of Green Lake
had an operation at the hospital Mon.
day of last week.
Miss Della johnson of Belgrade un-
derwent an operation at Sunnyside
hospital Saturday.
Two small children of Otto Theel
of Paynesville, had their tonsils re-
moved Wednesday.
Miss Albertina Gunderson resigned
j her position as Supt. of nurses at
Sunnyside hospital last week. Miss
/ Lenora Parker of Hawick is now as.
sisting with the nursing.
! Arnold Johnson of Pennock visited
his sister Harriet in New London
during the past week. He was recent
ly discharged from the army after
having been in France year and in
several of the big battles, among
them being the Argonne Forest, as an
Einfantryman. Arnold arrived in this
country May Goth and came home on
Decoration Day.
| Rev. E. M. Hanson left Tuesday of
this week to attend the annual meet.
ing of the Norwegian Lutheran Free
church at Minneapolis.
Miss Margaret johnson of Pennock
formerly of New London visited her
sister Miss Harriet Johnson, last week.
Miss Blanche Batterberry of Bur.
bank spent the weekend with her sis
ter, Miss Ann in New London.
S. ]. Dahlberg, the mail carrier on
Route /, has been taking his annual
vacation while John Dahlberg has
been substituting for him. During his
vacation S. ]. Dahlberg with Robert
Olson of Colfax started for Canada
in an auto to look over land, but had
to turn back on account Of impossible
roads.
Mrs. I. J. Anderson and daughters,
Viola and Muriel, visited here the
past week.
Ira Field returned home from serv-
ice last week. He went in the first
draft of Sept. 1917, and therefore serv-
ed long time, being one of the last
boys from here in the army to return.
In France he drove the horses haul
ing the shells up to the artillery at
the firing lines. Ira says he is very
glad to get back and is staying now at
the James Carysle home.
H. H. Brix had business in Will
mar in the interest of the local cream
cry Monday.
G.. Sather was in Spicer Monday be.
tween trains.
Ethel Larson and Inez Walters de-
parted the first of the week for st.
Paul to spend the summer.
K. c. Holland went to Willmar on
Monday.
Mrs. E. Hedin attended the 5Oth
anniversary of the Mamrelund church
last Sunday.
The Parochial school of the New
London Lutheran church began Mon
day with Miss Hulda Hanson as teach
er.
Arthur Hanson of Minneapolis ar
ters relating to the Lars Hanson es-
tate. He will go on to Malmo, Mimi,
to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Geo. Hill came up the first of
the week from Minneapolis to visit
her. mother, Mrs. Chas. Storm.
Miss Stella Anderson returned
Thursday from a visit in Willmar and
Spicer, at the Haaserud home.
Peter Broberg left Monday for Lis
bon, N. Dak., to attend the funeral of
Homer Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thorne are the
proud parents of a son born June 18th.
! Rev. E. M. Hanson went to Apple
ton Thursday June IL, where he unit
ed in marriage Rev. John Rodvik of
Rochester and Miss Ann Johnson.
Miss Johnson was formerly a nurse
in New London and has host of
| friends here who extend congratula-
| lions. Rev. Hanson returned on Fri
day and Rev. and Mrs. Rodvik came to
New London Saturday for visit at
the Hanson home until Tuesday.
The Swedish mission meetings here
Friday, Saturday and Sunday we're
largely attended in spite of rain. The
pastors present were: Rev. Edquist of
Dassel; Rev. Tegnell of Willmar and
Rev. Constantine Olson of Minnea-
polls. Special appeal was made Sun
day for contribution for re-establish-
ing churches n the fire district of
northern Minnesota.
Mrs. e. NJ. Hanson and daughters
Ella and Ruth arrived home Thursday
from the Cities. They were accom-
panied by Miss Hilda Hanson who is
student at Manchester college.