Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-10-22
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Atwater, Oct. 70.-W. e. SIixhtam and
family left Friday for Hillsdale. Michi-
ean. where Mr.. S1ightam has accepted .
position ut q mill at that place.
| Rev. Guldseth Of Minneapolis conduct
ed services at the Bethlehem church
last Sunday. While here he visited at
the G. O. Sand home.
Adolph Freelander Of Plaza, N. Oak.
who has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Freelander and other
relatives for a week, returned to his
home on Tuesday. =
Joe Hyden spent last week assisting
Sivert Draxten with some work.
Er1ck Olson, Louis 1senbsrg, Martin
and Andrew Draxten were among those
from this vicinity who attended the
Thomson meeting At LItchneld last
Thursday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. W. r. Porter of Horr-
man spent Sunday visiting at the home
of his brother, Dr.. +. L. Porter
Mrs. Leonard Johnson Of Willmar
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Halvorson last Sunday afternoon
Miss Helen Peterson who teaches at
Tintah spent the week end at her home
in this village. She was accompanied
by Ray DAWSON
Hon. Marcus Johnson Of st. Paul was
an Atwater business caller Friday.
Messrs. Pete and Adolph Freelander,
Miss Nellie Free1ander and Mrs. Joe
Hyden motored to Paynesville last
Tuesday.
Harriet left Saturday morning for Das-
sci where they will make their home
with Mr.. Lundgren.
Nels Blomherg and family and Henry
1ssacson spent Sunday visiting at the
John Kleberg home in Fahlun.
Roy. Ludwig and Alice Miller and
Charles Anderson of Minneapolis spent
Co$r .-s<
and friends. Miss Ebba Miller accom-
panied them back to Minneapolis for a
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Jones and family
spent Sunday visiting at the z. Jones
home In Fahlun.
Rev. K. A. Stromberg Of Polk, Neb-
raska visited with Rev. Fred Strom-
berg and family last week.
The Strong Motor Company delivered
a new one-ton Ford truck to- Roy BinE-
ham last week.
Victor T. Peterson, II. s. Nelson and
Emil Hanson left last Thursday for
South st. Paul where they purchased
cattle for feeding.
Knute Brown who has had charge of
the Standard Oil Station at Cokato has
resigned his position and IS at present
staying here.
Martin Olson returned Sunday even
ing from ten days visit at Nevis.
Arthur Johnston of Pennock spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. " Johnston Arthur and Mr.. John
son spent the afternoon duck hunting
at Lake Calhoun and baEged the limit
Of ducks.
Harry Melin. Franklin Glader, Arthur
Rossell, L. A. Boom and Reuben He'd
berg were among those from here who
served on the jury at Willmar the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Lundberg and
daughter Harriet Of Dassel spent Sun
day with relatives in this village
c. G. Porter made a business call at
Willmar this afternoon.
The P. j. Gallea confectionery store
which was damaged some time ago by
fire is at present being repaired.
Walter Elstrom who is employed at
Dassel spent the weekend at his home
here.
John Gronberg arrived Friday from
Denver, Colorado for a visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. :Gronberg
of this village and with relatives at
Cosmos township. He is enroute for a
trip to Detroit, Michigan.
Charles Gustafson opened produce
store today in the building south of the
Parsley barber shop.
Rev. NJ. LeVander returned Friday
evening from a trip to the Twin Cities
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Anderberg and son
LII u s4tt 1A1uldIs dCCOt1pS4l3Su ny MES.
danes Leonard Johnson and Fred Wo-
jain, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hal
vorson last Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderberg also called on the form
er's brother Fred at Henry Fark's in
Harrison
Joseph swenson spent Sunday visit
Ing at his home at Willmar.
Einar Erickson, Jacob Halbom, Anna
and Ellen Lundgren spent Sunday visit
ing with Miss Amy Jorgenson at Will
mar.
A wrestling match will be given at the
town hall next Saturday evening be-
tween Melvin Samuelson Of Willmar and
will take two out of three falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Holm spent Sunday
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. P. Carlson at Willmar.
The Misses Elizabeth Cossgrove, Win
fred Bausman and Jessie Mcclure spent
the weekend at the latter's home at
Litchfeld.
The Hazel Kirke" play will be given
tomorrow evening at the town hail.
This is given by Wil1mar Dramatic
Talent
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Larson and family
of Kandiyohi, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Fer
guson Of Diamond Lake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Of Grove City and Harry Peterson Of
Lake Koronis spent Sunday visiting at
the Venfred Larson home.
Sailor Vigilius Westlund returned
Tuesday last week after Fl months serv-
ice in the U. S. Navy. He was fireman
on the q. S. S. Van Stueben and has
made six trips across the Atlantic on
transportation duty. Sailor westlund
was also stationed on a mine barrase for
seven months in the North Sea.
Louis Fernalld is employed at the de-
pot at Kandiyohi.
o. P. Nelson Of Willmar arrived last
Thursday for visit here.
Mrs. P. M. Peterson was pleasantly
surprised last Sunday afternoon in hon
or of her 74th birthday. About 40
guests were present. They were enter
tanned for dinner and supper in the
evening. Mrs. Peterson was presented
with a gift as a remembrance. Among
those from out of town were Mrs. A. II.
Rosenquist of Hoffman, Mrs. VIM. Line
han of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Peterson and daughter of Wi1lmar,
O. M. Linnell and daughter, Annette
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Larson of
Grove City, Helen Peterson and Ray
Dawson Of Tintah
BETHEL LUTHERAN.