Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-11-26
SPICER- on CREEN-IAKE

Spicer-on-Green-Lake, Nov. 24tht-t
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gustafson enjoy I
ed a visit the past week from their son
Albin, who has been receiving treat
ments at the Riverside Sanitorium at
Granite Falls for some time. =
Edward Johnson of Cokato spent sew
eral days hunting near Twin Lakes, |
last week. :@.....E =
last Monday from Willmar, where she
underwent an operation at the David |
son hospital a couple of weeks ago.
She is recovering nicely. !
Miss Mabel Gustrud departed Monday
of last week for Lttchheld, where she
will be employed.
Mrs F. A. Lundgren and Miss Mabel
Hultgren visited friends at Minneapolis
the past week.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pitcher, Sunday. Nov. 18th.
Mrs. E. F. Nordeen and little daugh-
ter left a week ago Monday for Minnea-
polls, where she will visit at her par
home near Grantsburg, Wis. Mr.. Nor
deem and brother David left on Tuesday
for Grantsburg, the former making the
trip by auto and the latter taking car
load of stock. Their friends here wish
them success in their new location
| church will give a sale and supper at
the M. w. A. Hall, Tuesday evening,
Dec 9Th.
Miss Anna, James and Hugh Nc
| Manus, autoed to St. Cloud week
| ago Sunday and attended the funeral
OF their nephew, Frank McManus. which
was held from the Catholic church on
| Monday morning.
A large crowd was present at the
basket social given at the Woodman
Hall last Thursday evening.
| The farmers in this vicinity held a
meeting last Saturday evening and or
ganized a Spicer, Farmers Cooperative
| Shipping Association. The following
officers were elected: VIM Henderson,
president; S. NJ. Dahl, vice president;
| M. J. Kloster, secretary and treasurer.
| Carl Thompson, shipping manager; Carl
Holm and Jalmar Larson, directors. AL
| laws and bylaws were accepted. There
| are rs mebers
Mrs. Simon E. Hanson and four child
rem arrived here Saturday from Mora,
Minnesota and visited at the H. j. Thor
Wig home and with other friends until
Monday, when Rev. Hanson and son,
Clarence, arrived by auto. They all
left in the afternoon for Merrietta,
MIMI, where Rev. Hanson has been
called as pastor and where they will
make their future home.
Rev. and Mrs. Hanson were Spicer
residents about seventeen years ago.
when the former was pastor of the Nor
wegian churches at Green Lake. Norway
Lake and Long Lake.
here over Sunday.
Downs and Nelson are having an Use
house erected west Of their livery barn
Miss Beatrice Sorby left for Litch-
field Thursday after couple OF days
stay at the Gustrud home.
Oscar Hillman installed electric
lights in the H. w. Horn house last
Friday and Saturday.
A basket social was held In the school
house Dist. No. SO last Saturday even
ing. A good program was rendered.
Arthur Boreen returned last week
from business trip to Waubun, Mime
sofa.
Mrs Chas. Nordgren returned to he'
home near Atwater, Monday after {
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Ben Glarum who underwent ar
operation at Willmar several weeks ago
arrived home Saturday for visit unit
Monday, when she returned, accompan'
led by her mother, Mrs. Stromberg.
Carl Gabrielson, who purchased the
ago, is having it moved onto his farm
| southeast of town. Hamnes and Thor
Wig are doing the work
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson have
been enjoying visit from the latter'k
brother, Hendrick Hendrickson of NORTH
Dakota.
Miss Ellen Monso4a boarded the train
for Willmar, Monday.
Arnold Anderson returned to Mime
apolis Sunday after few days visit
at his home here. He arrived Thursda,
evening to attend the funeral of his
grand father, Nelson Orred, which tool
place Friday afternoon from the Swed
> | ish Lutheran church.
Mrs. Victor Anderson and son Luthe
returned to Pennock after an over Sun
day visit with relatives here.