Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-31
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succeeds Minard Ihlang in the employ
of Sam Lungstrom
August Anderson has resumed his
I work at a Hopkins tile factory.
DR.. %Myron Gramer spent Christmas
1 Mrs. Tom Cramer Of Willmar
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hauge of Spice1
are guests with home folks at the G.
o. Kambestad home.
/ Victor Polman, an employee at the
railway offices in Thief River Falls,
is at home for the holidays.
| Mrs. P. A. Brogren of Minneapolis
is spending the holiday vacation here
with her niece, Sigfried Johnson.
| Casper Thimell is at home this
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Thimell.
Ed. Lungstrom has re-invested in
Appleton, this time buying a pool and
billiard parlor.
Mr.. and Mrs M. J. Van Worst spent
Friday evening in Paynesville in at
tendance at the High School Alumni
annual banquet.
Otto Markell gave number of his
friends bountiful spread on Satur-
day evening, when they were treated
| to Wlld duck supper.
A. T. ThOrne spent Christmas here
with his family. He is a Deere &
Weber collector, making South Dako-
ia towns at present. He returned to
his work Monday.
Arthur Olson is at home from Min
neapolis
Miss Eunice Broberg departed on
Friday for Baron, Wis, to spend a
week or more with her sister, Mrs
John Anderson. She also stopped at
Atwater enroute, where she visited
for day with friends.
Ben Wallberg and sister, Florence.
returned to their employments in Min
neapolis Monday after spending the
holidays at home.
Erick Olander and son, Allen of
Aberdeen, S. OAK, were holiday visit
ors at the E. A. Olander home.
Ingeborg Hedeen will return to BIZ
wabic on Friday accompanied as far
as Minneapolis by her sister, Esther,
who will spend some time there at
the John Hedeen home.
Newell Skeie of Dawson and Leona
Skeie of Hawick returned to the Arne
Skeie home Saturday and Thursday
respectively, to be at home for Christ.
mas Day.
A time lock expert was in the will
age Saturday on his yearly tour of
inspection Of bank vault locks
Eunice Broberg and brother Elmer
entertained the several clerks of the
big Store" at seven o'clock dinner
on the Thursday before Christmas.
The Emil Thorne family enjoyed a
the three absent sons returned for a
visit. Clinton from Pine River, Cliff
visit. Clenton from Pine River, Cliff
ord and Marley from Minneapolis.
Harriet Johnson of Minneapolis is
spending from Wednesday to Satur.
day of her vacation at the Arne Lar.
son home.
There will be New Year Wako ?.
the Swedish Lutheran church when a
good program and lunch will provide
entertainment until the New Year is
rung in.
The SEVERN Olson and Norlie Young
folks drove up to Crow River to at
tend Christmas Day services
| The Feather Club gave a dancing
! party Friday evening for the various
young folks home for the holidays
Mrs. Hazel Olson returned to the
cities On Friday to resume her work
in the 500 Railway office. Her sis
? ter, Ruth Lundquist. returned on Sat
l urday to her employment in the Offic
, es of the Northwestern. Knitting Fac.
l tory.
l Mrs. Alma Warner and two child.
| rem of Rock Springs, Montana, return.
ed to Minnesota this month to stay
? indefinitely at the Alfred Lundberg
home to care for Mrs. Warmers aged
f father. They report distressing condi,
\
years drought.
Mrs. John Thorne of Appleton will
be hostess this week to house party
7 for her daughter, Adeline. New Lon
don friends in attendance are Ger
l vaise Cevell, Wanda Thorne and
Helen Fink.
7 Gladys Arnold, accompanied by her
mother, will return from Fennimore,
Wisconsin on Friday and make their
T home for the remainder of the winter
at the Mrs. E. Hedeen residence.
Editor and Mrs. V. E. Lawson of
Willmar spent Christmas Day here
} with the formers mother. Mrs C. M.
| Lawson.
, Alvin Almer is spending his vaca-
t ton at home. He arrived on Tuesday
from Rock Island where he is stu
: dent.
} Hugh Batterberry of DuPree, S.
) Oak, made the family circle complete
| at the Richard Batterberry home, by
; his arrival here on Christmas evening"
He is salesman in a hardware store
| at DuPree.
| Mrs E. c. Young and son arrived
here on the Oath to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Swenson. Bur-
ton Swenson who was also at home,
from Wednesday to Saturday, is en-
ployed at the carpenter trade in Min
neapolis.
| T. J. Lawson and daughter, Esper-
ance spent Christmas in AtWater with
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Gallea. Mrs. Gal
lea and children and friend Emma
Ioetyer returned with the Lawson's
on Friday to visit until Monday.
Richard Swanson, who is employed
by the creamery contractor at inter-
ior work on the creamery spent Christ
mas at his home in Dassel.
Sonia Klint now of St. Paul is visit
ing at the home Of Rev. and Mrs. A.
F. Almer. She has served as a Red
Cross nurse and is recently of Stock
holm.
i Walter Freeman and Paul Thomp-
son of the creamery force of workmen
are spending the holidays at Dassel
and Manley respectively.
Louis Nordlie had business in Will
mar between trains Monday.
l The "Optimists" and the "Glad