Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-21
A. u e. 4

Martin Hanson, wha has charge of
the G. N. paint crew spent Sunday in
Minneapolis.
Rev. Johannes Hoifjeld left this
afternoon for a trip to Rushford.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Applegren last Friday morn
ing. Mother and child doing nicely.
Mildred Skoglund returned to Will
mar Monday where she is taking q
course in nursing at the Benson-Frost
hospital. She has visited at her home
here for couple of weeks.
Sam Gronberg of Cosmos was WIS.,
ttor In Atwater last Sunday.
Rev. Fred Stromberg will leave for
Chicago next Friday where he will
represent his Conference as a dele
gate at the commencement at the
Theological Seminary. He will return
within week.
Walter Elstrom left last week for
Dassel where he has accepted a posi-
ton at the depot.
The Ole Skrathult company will
give Swedish entertainment at the
Village Hall next Friday evening.
caller between trains today.
Attorney Chas. A. Swenson was q
Willmar business caller Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Mary P. Johnson has been
seriously Ill the past week. She is not
improving as rapidly as could be WISH
ed at this writing.
A number of lady friends sprung a
surprise on Mrs. Richard Johnson last
Thursday afternoon, the occasion be-
ing her birthday anniversary. She
received many gifts as remembrance
OF the gathering. Refreshments were
served later in the day.
Hilma Norman returned last Satur-
day from Skibo where she has CON-
pleted successful term Of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Johnson and
children visited last Sunday at the
w. L. Carlson home in Lake Elizabeth
township.
L. E. Covell Of New London was an
Atwater caller last Friday.
Karl Covell was up from the Uni
versity Thursday evening and was
initiated as a third degree member
of the Masonic lodge.
Rev. P. w. Peterson, pastor of the
M. E. church of Lake Lillian was an
Atwater visitor Monday.
]. H. Strong left Monday morning
for Minneapolis where he will attend
q couple of days. meeting of the Ford
dealers of the state at the factory
branch at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Benin and
children visited at the Joe Maier
home in Harrison Sunday evening.
DR.. o. M. Porter and A. w. johnson
were County seat business callers
last Saturday afternoon.
Esperance Lawson of New London
visited Friday and Saturday at the
P. j. Gallea home.
Fred w. Anderberg, who is employ
ed on the Henry Fark farm north of
town visited with his brother, A. E..
Anderberg and family at Willmar
over Sunday. This was the first time
in twelve years the Anderberg broth
ers had visited together
Ethel Eckman returned to her home
at New London last Friday. She has
assisted at the P. J. Gallea home for
the past few months
Mrs. E. M Sanderson and two
daughters Of Willmar visited friends
and relatives in this village Friday
afternoon.
Sumner Peterson visited Louis w.
Tins at Minneapolis Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. Tins is a former At.
water boy and recently returned from
ten months service in France. He
went over the top four times but came
out lucky, not even receiving a
scratch.
Vergil Larson of Long Siding was
in Atwater Thursday evening. He
was initiated that evening as third
degree member of the Masonic lodge
Knute Brown and Richard Johnson
were Willmar visitors Sunday after
| noon.
Rudolph Mesek had the i'll luck OF
| fracturing his right shoulder Saturday
evening.
| The streets of Atwater has recently
been improved by the filling of dirt
from the excavation for the new store
w. D. McDermott of Kandiyohi is
busy this week moving the old build
ing formerly the Max Minsker store
The building will be moved on the
foundation recently constructed on the
west side Of the Geo. Roetzer mea,
market. Mr.. McDermott is assisted
by Ole R. Olson of Willmar.
Ten cans of pike fry was planted
in Diamond Lake Tuesday last week