Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28
SPCERk0 GREEN re,

Rev. i. A.. Johannsan returned sFrt.di
day to- Duluth after "a feWf days. stay1I;
ut yhts c6ttAE at sgrescsnt. Beach II
: Selmer sDahtbers or New London t
'antoedo to- Spicer Fhursday on bust
Nj. and. Mrs: !: John Johnson es,:, WHO /
have been Adrs! sAndbea OFT
sons tfendA1f4 1HpHed last week Into |
theirs own house which Il almost com
pleted. -, ,ss-1.ssss ~.
,cBsE guam, and family st Kandtyohi
autoed to Sptcer Sunday evening. ri 4
z Mrs. L. c.. Athun left a. week ago5t
for Story City, Iowa for an extended
visit. with her. parents. 81. s NJ 1
Miss Ruth .Nordstrom returned Wed
nesday fo her home az oDassel after q
few days visit here. * ...s.:. 4,.o
3 Don't. forget the social at the Swed-
18Th church baSement 1shnxfday after
noon and evening, May 10Th. i
l.. Chas.. ,Nordgren and family Of At
water. Visited at the w. c. oHendrick:a
son home Sunday. ...s <.... l
Miss Olga = Arneson arrived from
Minneapolis. q: week. ago after an ex-
tended visit at her home there: :
A. w. Holt and family who recently
moved: TO Minneapolis from Harlem,
Mont.i viii spend THE 4ammer at Z
Green Lake: They are; occupying
Mrs.; CampbeH's house. ...
| Miss, Maybelle Erickson who is en-
ployed at Minneapolis, is visiting
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Erickson. -,....- .-......-.
Private. John Boreen arrived home
last Wednesday morning, from Camp
/ Dodge, where he has received his
Il IN ovsero III
Army: He: has spent almost a. year
in France being four months at the
front.
l. Mrs. A: J. Anderson left last Wed:
nesday for Minneapolis to attend the
4 lege. Her daughter, Miss Ruby Nor:
also intended to visit at her parental
home in Faribault before returning
: here.
Miss Elizabeth Witte was a. Will
. mar visitor last Saturday afternoon.
Miss <Hflda Yolngberg of Irving
visited her sister; Mrs. J. R. HUT
= gren q couple days the past week.
): -. Victor Anderson and family of Pen.
mock were guests Of relatives at Spic.
er Sunday.
Mrs. Fredolph Hultgren and child
rem departed Friday for visit with
t her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith,
Of Minneapolis.
Leslie Corset returned here Sat.
urday from overseas, having receiv.
ed his honorable discharge from the
; army.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Thoryig have
moved into their new residence which
is almost completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Peterson
and baby came out from Willmar
Saturday for visit with relatives
in Spicer.
Mrs. F. O. Hillman and daughter
Frances were guests at Murdoch a
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Kloster' spent
Saturday and Sunday attending the
meeting at the Green Lake church
| and visiting their son, M. J. Kloster
and family.
, Oscar Gustafson arrived Friday
from Camp Dodge after having receiv
ed his honorable discharge from serv'
| ice. He has spent several months
, at the front having been overseas al
} most a year.
Miss Alvina Thranum of Willmar
| visited friends at Spicer Saturday and
? Sunday.
Mr.. Strandness arrived from Glen
!, wood Thursday to attend the meetings
T at the Green Lake church.
ii Miss Anna jacobson assisted her
grandmother, Mrs. Johnson last Sat
urday.
Thorwald Thorson of Willmar visit
ed friends in Spicer Sunday evening
About twenty relatives of Mrs
Johannah Moller, gathered at the F
! Walquist home Sunday afternoon and
helped her celebrates her ninety!ffrst
t birthday Anniversary.
J. F. Hinkel of Minneapolis was al
Spicer on business the latter part :ot
!. the week.
Albin Nelson left Thursday for a
Il few days. stay at Waubun, Minnesota
where he transacted business.
u Mrs. A. J. Thorvig, Mabel and Oscar
i Gustrud went to New London, Friday
for a short visit with relatives.
Il Miss Alice anderson Is at present
staying at the J. r.. Hultgren home. .
! A linen shower was given at the
Andrew johnson home west of town
last Monday evening in the form OF q
! surprise on Miss Esther Monson, q
! bride to be. About one hundred
guests were present.
, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hendrickson
;. land daughters autoed to Atwate1
Monday for few days visit at the
Chas.. Nordgren home.
Gust Hamness7 and H. O. Thorvis
i have been, moving houses at .Kerk
hoven these days:
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson of Harri
son received word last week, that
their son Roy had come across to
, New York.