Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-27

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ez Atwater, August 25.-Oscar Carlson
and family of Minneapolis spent. Sun
day visiting b with i the Rev. :: M. Lee
Wander home. MI. Carlson is q mem
Der of the Davison-C Carlson clothiers
firm at St. Paul aI.t ID :2s,= = sg,sE r.
Ii Jay Lipsit, Wallace Roetzer, W. E..
Slightam and son and w, H. Geinetz
motored to Litchfe1ds Sunday, where
they attended the GraceyiHe- Litchfeld.
baseball game. G13E2ss>< +&All Lxst~sIH ~
:, = a, W. johnson Of the Atwater Land
Company reports the sale OF the Al
fred Carlson farm two and one-half
miles south of town. The farm con-
sists OF so acres and was sold to John
A. Johnson of Rosendale. =; - r.. +.
+ Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Peterson and
daughter Of Willmar spent Sunday Wis
iting at the Geo. sRoetzer home. IT,.
Mr. and Mrs Emil .Lagergren of
St. Cloud, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. J.
Schmidt and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl War.
rem of Grove City visited last Wed
nesday at the Simon Solmonson home.
T. A. Tierney attended the funeral
of the late Frank O'Brien at Kandi-
yohi last. Monday. :. -.-.:>-.: =
Miss Bernice Cornell returned last
Wednesday to Superior, Wis, after a
visit at the: VIM; Peterson home
Mrs. August Holmberg Of Willmar
attended the parcel: showers given in
honor of Miss Ruth Williamson at the
Elmer Olson home last Saturday.
John Knudson made a business trim
to Paynesville last Sunday ga
E: Slater of Elk River. and his son,
Frank Salter, of Anokas spent Satur.
day and Sunday visiting friends, in
this village. They formerly resided
here. : !
Ned Larson made a business trim
to Minneapolis last Wednesday.
Ray Strong attended the funeral of
the late Frank O'Brien at Kandiyohj
last Monday. -:.l-..
G. R. Whitcomb returned Sunday
morning from several days bust
ness trip to Pipestone. -.
Hilda Iverson spent Sunday visiting
friends at Litchfield.
The Fred Lindemeier family motor
visit.
Borghild Sand left Thursday for a
| few days visit at Minneapolis. She
was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. A
W. Benson, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. G.. o. Sand.
Bryan Sperry of Willmar spent the
week end visiting friends and relatives
in this village.
w. H. Geinitz sold two 2-ton trucks
to construction party at Olivia last
week.
Joseph Stark motored to Kensing
ton last Sunday. He saw the ac
| c1dent near Sedan where three pe0
| pie were killed and four injured when
an automobile was struck by the fly
| err.
Olof Oredson and children made an
auto trip to Willmar last Sunday.
MISS Constance Erickson and her
sister. Mrs. Christensen and daugh
ter or Minneapolis arrived Saturday
| Tor a few days visit at the J. S. Pet.
erson home.
Inc Bernadotte forty piece band
Will given an open air concert in this
vlllage next Saturday evening. After
the concert dance will be given at
the village hall. The music will be
furnished by a seven piece orchestra
Another concert will be rendered nv
the same band Sunday afternoon at
the q. F. Hallman's place on the north
shore of Diamond Lake.
Martin Anderson of New London is
at present visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Julius Miller, in Harrison
He recently returned from overseas
service. ,..~,~ y
I'd. Lundgren, Anton Okermau. Ed
Elstrom and Clarence Anderson re.
turned last Tuesday from an auto trip
TO Walker and other points. They
report an enjoyable trip and made a.
bout 800 miles.
MRS. George Bowman and daugh-
ters, Lillian and Ruby of Kenmare, N.
OAK, will arrive Tuesday for a visit
at the Geo. F. Jones home.
Chas Hofflan of Canada is at pres
ent visiting with his mother, Mrs.
N. -. 0. K1even, of this village. He
has just returned from 10 months ov-
erseas service with the 18th Regiment
of the Marines.
Ferdinand Miller, who is employed
at the Julius Miller place in Harrison
township spent Sunday visiting at his
home in this village.
Mrs: Nels Nelson and sons return
ed Friday from an extended visit at
Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Ray Dawson of Tintah spent Sun
DAY visiting at the VIM. Peterson
home.
Lillian McMillen of St. Paul arrived
last week for few weeks visit at
the J. S. Peterson home.
A large crowd attended the doings
at kandiyohi Lake last Sunday. The
AtWater band furnished the music for
the day. A collection was taken
which was presented to the band. It
amounted to the sum of $30.51,
Ludwig Miller of MINNEAPOLIS spent
Sunday visiting relatives in this vii
lage.
Confirmation was held at the Ness
church last Sunday. The class of
1919 consists of IL members. A re-un-
ion of the three last classes was held
IN the afternoon and about IS con-
hrmants were present. After the re-
union a reception was given in honor
of the 1919 class.
Arthur Johnston of Pennock spent
Sunday at his home in this village.