Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-09-17

/ Atwater,. September 15.-Oscar
Lindblom and family spent Sunday
| visiting at the Hans Meyers home in
| Harrison township.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson and Miss
Ellen Lundgren motored to Winthrop
last. Sunday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Okerman are
! the proud parents of a son born at
the Litchfeld hospital last Thursday
morning
| The Atwater band will play at the
kand1yoh1 County Fair at Willmar
next Thursday afternoon.
| Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Bergquist of Red
] Wing and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Warren
OF Grove City visited Sunday evening
at the Simon Solomonson home.
! Frank Covell and son Donald of
New London visited Saturday evening
at the H. G. Anderson home.
VIM. Peterson and Fred Stenberg
| motored to Willmar last Wednesday.
/ A. w. Johnson and Peter Mossberg
attended the Wright County Fair at
Howard Lake last Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Solomonson of Will
| mar was an Atwater visitor Thursday
4 and Friday.
W. H. Geinitz sold Ford to Walter
/ Peterson last week.
| Fred Stenberg and family of Lake
1 Elizabeth were among those entertain
ed at the VIM, Peterson home Sunday
evening In honor of Sumner Peterson's
] birthday.
H. E. Swanson left Monday for Mis-
soula, Montana where he is employed
In drug store. He has spent three
months at his home in Atwater.
Arnold Arneson left Friday morning
for several days. trip to the Twin
| Cities.
Mrs. Emma Nelson returned to Sup
erior, Wisconsin Monday morning af-
ter attending the funeral of her broth
er, the late John Porter.
George Larson and family motored
to Fahlun and Cosmos last Sunday.
he Strong Motor company unload
ed carload of seven Fords last Mon
| day.
Oliver Erickson, the postmaster,
spent Sunday and Monday in the Cit
les.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Secord of La
Crosse, Wis, returned home last We'd
nesday after a visit at the H. G.. An
derson home.
DR.. Geo. McBroom and family,
Frank Danielson and family, A. W.
Johnson, Richard Johnson and Will
lam Virgins motored to Willmar last
Sunday.
J. H. Strong spent the weekend in
the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Johannes Hoifjeld was pleas
antly surprised last Sunday after
noon after the services. A large crowd
was present and the honored guest
was given purse of money as remem-
brance of the occasion. Rev. M. LIE
Wander was the speaker after which
Rev. Hoifjeld responded After the
speeches refreshments were served
T. ]. Lawson and daughtr Esperance
of New London were Atwater visitors
last Sunday.
A reception was held at the Bethle
hem Lutheran church last Friday ev
ening. The service flag representing
stars; fourteen soldiers and three Red
Cross nurses. The Red Cross nurses
are, the Misses Clara Peterson, Drax
ton. and Arna Quello. A speech was
given by Rev. Hoifjeld and Misses Pet
ersor: and Draxton responded.
Alex Hedin Of Minneapolis was ar
Atwater visitor Monday.
Elmer Halvorson and family of Har
rison spent Sunday evening at the
John Miller home.
Hannah Holmberg returned last
week to st. Paul after a visit at the
Franklin Glader and Mrs. J. Peterson
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. McMillen of St
Paul visited couple of days last week
at the home Of Mrs McMillen's broth
er, J. S. Peterson.
Ed. Arneson spent Sunday a weel
ago at the Twin Cities.
Peter Hallboom left Monday for {
trip to the state of North Dakota
Miss Martha Johnson has resigned
her position at the F. A. Anderson
store.