Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-16

Atwater, July 14.-Private Arthur
e. Peterson OF the Marines arrived
Monday morning from Key West, Fa.,
for 80 days furlough. He is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Peterson. -
& Alice So1monson left Saturday for
a visit at her home at Lake Lillian.
She leaves this week for a trip to
Amery, Wis. - f. s5s = r.
2. V. Johnston left Thursday for a
trip to Nevis where he will spend
a couple of weeks fishing.
Sheriff Peter Bonde Of Willmar was
In this village on business last Fri
day. <-.~
= The local baseball team is schedul-
ed to play Litchfield at Litchfield
next Sunday. :.
Mesdames Frank Danielson, Geo.
McBroom and Max Minsker and Miss
Ethel Holm returned to Atwater Sun
day evening after a few days stay
at the Frank Danielson cottage at
Diamond Lake.
Mrs. William c. Muhly and son and
daughter of Minneapolis arrived on
Thursday evening for a weeks visit
at the D. F. Senechal home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Johnson and
two sons leave Friday for Fargo, N.
Oak, where they will attend the
North Dakota State Fair next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peterson and
daughter, Helen, and son, Sumner,
moved last week to their cottage at
Diamond Lake where they will spend
the summer months.
J. S. Peterson commenced his du-
ties at the Larson Bros. meat market
last Monday morning.
Mrs. John Knutson leaves Thurs
day evening for couple of months
trip to Abercombie, N. Oak.
The Strong Motor Company unload
ed carload of eight Ford cars last
Saturday. Seven of the cars were de.
livered to Richard Bosch, Hans M.
Peterson, Martin Michaelson, Harris
Johnson, Walter Wilson, A. w. Bro.
den and Richard C. Johnson.
Miss Ellen Lundgren returned on
Friday evening from couple OF
weeks visit at Hanska.
Mrs. F. B. Dean and son, Francis,
visited relatives and friends at
Litchfield last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lindblom and
family visited Sunday at the Frans
Lund home south Of this village.
Erick Wallin was Willmar bust
ness caller last Saturday. He was
en- route for Kerkhoven and Swift
Falls where he spent Sunday. His
son, Elmer Wallin, resides at the lat
ter place.
John W. Miller and family from
south of town spent Sunday at Olivia
Mrs. G. 0. Sand returned Thursday
from a months visit at Albert Lea
| and Minneapolis.
Leonard Peterson visited friends al
Willmar over Sunday.
| Attorney Chas. A. Swenson was a
| Willmar business caller last Monday
| OlOf Oredson and son, Herman, mo
lie Monday last week. They return
ed on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiding Hawkinson re-
turned to St. Paul Saturday after a
visit at the Rev. M. LeVander home
Mr.. Hawkinson is the manager of the
Holm-Olson Floral company at that
place.
| Miss Anna Solmonson left Frida,
for visit with her brother, Victor
SOlmOnson, who is depot agent at La
Bolt, s. Oak.
Roy Miller of Minneapolis arrived
last Wednesday for couple Of weeks
visit at the John Miller home an(
with other relatives.
T. H. Rendle left Friday evening
for Halstad where he will be employ
ed for three weeks installing plumb
ing and heating in the First Nation
al Bank building at that place.
Alice Solmonson is enjoying a few
weeks vacation from her duties at thu
Drs. l. L. and O. M. Porter Offices.
Ray Dawson of Tintah spent Sat
urday and Sunday at the VIM. Peter
son cottage at Diamond Lake.
G. O. Peterson of this village ant
A. A. Miller and E. E. Miller and ia
miles \of Grove City, visited lasl