Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-13
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New London, August 12.-Arthur III.
lang spent few days OF last week
in the cities. s. s - ~. II: \ S.. :ss
Lloyd Larson has resigned his posi-.
ton in the s.. A. Lungstrom restaur.
ant. - 41*,@% - 81. -.
A party of the New London young
folks enjoyed q corn supper at. Lake
Andrew Wednesday evening
M F. Lundquist left Wednesday
OF. last week on few days business
trip to the cities. - 80 -
Mrs. Ellis was in town Thursday on
her annual visit in the interests Of
the Minneapolis children's home. -
Lawrence Eckman enjoyed the Min
nesota Field Artillery Band concert
at Willmar on Tuesday evening of
last week.
M. ]. Van Worst of Paynesville spent
Sunday with his family in New Lon
don.
Harold Walters returned to New
London on Friday after three weeks
visit in the cities with his mother,
Mrs. Clara Walters
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Johnson and IA
mily of Paynesville spent Friday even
ing with DR.. G. A. Newman and family
at their camp at Lake Andrew.
Mrs. Charles Bredberg and children
and Mrs. Louie Larson and children
are having weeks outing at the S,
A. Lungstrom cottage at Lake An.
drew.
Miss Lottie Halvorson of Harrison
spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Els
Their Hedeen.
Miss Ethel Peterson returned to her
home at Watkins Friday evening, at.
ter few weeks visit with friends in
New London.
Emil Jacobson and family returned
home Saturday after a three weeks
visit in the cities.
Mrs. Frank Covell and little daugh
ter, Helen, went to Atwater on Satur
day for visit at the home of the
formers mother, Mrs. H. G. Ander
son.
DR.. G. A. Newman joined his family
at their camp on the south shore Of
Lake Andrew after a three weeks
sojourn at Hot Springs, South Dako
ia.
Paul Peterson and family of Will
mar and Mrs. Olive Tucker and Miss
Esther Hedeen spent Thursday will
Miss Lottie Halvorson of Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hanberg O.
Benson visited at the Emil Hallberf
home from Friday until Sunday.
The infant daughter of Mr.. Sverrt
Ockwig and Mrs. Looense Ockwig wa!
christened, Ida Juella, by Rev. E. M
Hanson on Sunday, August 10.
Mrs. H. S. Brix shopped in Wilma
the latter part of last week. Sh,
J was compelled to return home Satur
day morning by sudden illness. w,
are pleased to state that Mrs. Bri,
is slowly recovering.
P. L. Peterson pulled out his thresh
ing rig last Friday and began tn
: seasons run on the farm of R. B
, Batterberry, northeast of town.
Mrs. Belle Comfort, who has beef
spending the past four weeks at tn
home of her brother, E. F. Fink, lef
Tuesday for visit with relatives an.
friends at Spirit Lake, la.
The Emil Jacobson family will 9TH
latter part of this month";, move t.
, Minneapolis, where they will max
their future home and where NH
. Jacobson will engage in carpente
work
This writer is informed that Emf
Thimel, who recently sold his splend
i'd home just north of the village, will
Immediately begin the construction o
a new residence on the propert,
: which he last winter purchased from
Mrs. Carrie Wanous.
Mrs. Ingvald Qvale and little daugh
ter of Willmar are making an extend
ed visit with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amundson.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Peterson, VIII,
have been visiting the latter's sister
Mrs. A. N. Nicholson, left Monda.
. for Ashby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Berg spent Sun
day at the L. Eckman home and wer'
accompanied on their return trip t,
Kerkhoven by Mrs. Breta Hanson AM
daughter, Ruth, and Miss Edith Eek
man.
: Martin Bralaid of Irving, Francis
Stauffer of Colfax and Mrs. Peter Dor
sheim of Irving, have been surgica
patients at the hospital the past week
The Presbyterian Congregations o
Burbank, Hawick, Spicer and New
London will hold their annual outing
on the lawn of the pastors home, OF
the west shore of Green Lake, Wed
nesday, August 20. A good program
consisting of speaking and singing
will be rendered and a basket picni,
. dinner will be served at noon.
is expected to make good fellowship
, and sociability prominent features O
, the occasion. Everyone will be cor
daily welcomed.
Leonard Collin, former New Lon
don boy, whom many Of our peopl,