Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-01-01
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NEW LONDON
New London, Dec. % Mrs. George.
Olson returned Wednesday from sew
Eeral weeks visit with relatives at
Cannon Falls s.zz
DR.. Christian Johnson made pro-
lsfessional call here last week. szS
Miss Alice Lund came home Satur.-7
day from the st. Cloud Normal to,
spend the Christmas vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Ida Lund.
William Lungstrom was confined to
his bed last week with q second at
tack of the Lagrippe.. =. IL
{. Miss Olga Moline arrived here from
Minneapolis Saturday where she is
working - "a:
Mrs. B.. Hedin returned Thursday
from an extended visit. with her son.
John Hedin of Minneapolis. .<-.,
Eric Paulson transacted business in
Spicer Saturday between trains.
Mrs. Even Erickson left the last of
the week via Belgrade, for Thief River
Falls ito spend Christmas with her
daughter, Mrs Emil Olson. y/
Miss Esther Hedeen came home last
week from South Edwards township,
where she teaches school.
AnzeH Hanson was in Willmar be-
tween trains Saturday.
The Misses Rikka Swenson, and les.
| Sc Lawson. arrived the last Of the
week from a visit to the Elmer Young
home in Minneapolis.
Il. j. Lawson recently received
message from his son Vernon. Nav.
al seaman, who was then at Gibralter,
Vernon expects to leave the Navy
soon and study mechanical engineer.
ing.
Alvin Almer, another returned S. A.
T. c.. student, came home Monday.
DR.. Branton of Willmar made pro.
fessional call in New London Sunday
| night
Oscar Stenerson of New London was
| operated upon for appendicitis at Sun.
nyside Hospital Thursday morning and
is now. getting along nicely.
Miss Mary Rooney of Padewan was
brought to Sunnyside Hospital Friday
morning with ruptured appendix
DR.. Oppegaard and his assistants were
called up there Thursday night to op-
crate upon her at her home, but it
was necessary to bring her here to re-
ceive proper care
| Mrs. c. E. Monsoon is ill at the Bran.
ton Hospital at Willmar where she
was taken On Monday afternoon to
receive medical attention. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery
and return to us.
Miss Hulda and Dora Hanson came
Saturday to spend Christmas with
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. M.
Hanson. Miss Hulda came from Mac
alester College, St. Paul and Miss Dora
from Benson's Hospital, Willmar,
where she has been employed
Miss Ingeborg Hedin, a teacher in
| the Biwabik Public schools spent the
Christmas vacation at her home in
New London.
Miss Florence Monson, teacher in
the Montevideo public schools, spent
Christmas at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Monson.
Carol Wohlin, a student of the
Southern Minnesota University, en-.
joyed the holidays at his home in Col
fax.
Mrs. A. E. Olson and daughter Miss
Lila arrived from Osakis Thursday
The friends of Hon. l.. o. Thorpe
L. M. Clancy and J. J. Hinkel will be
interested to learn that they were on
the passenger train wrecked Tuesday
in a headon collision near Howard
Lake, but fortunately escaped unin
jured.
The Misses Griselda Olson and
Edith Eckman, students at the Univer
sity of Minnesota, arrived here the
first Of the week to spend Christmas
at their parental home.
Norman Nelson of Norway Lake, a
son of Mr. and Mrs Ole Nelson, is
seriously i'll this week at his Lake
Andrew home.
Albin Johnson of st. Peter Col
lege is spending the vacation at his
home here.
Mrs. Oliver Larson and Oliver Win
blad boarded the train Monday fol
| Willmar.
Miss Ada Thorson returned from the
st. Cloud Normal Saturday.
Misses Agnes Thomas and Magda
Lundgren went to Minneapolis Satur
day.
Mrs. E. Hedin states that her sor
Conrad, in the Navy is on his return
to America. He was with the first
convoy of troops to Europe last. year
in June and with the last convoy
which was going over there when the
| drmlSLlCe Was SlSueu
Miss Hattie Monsoon arrived here
Sunday from Minneapolis to visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Mon
son.
Miss Ella Engen was in WillmaI
between trains Tuesday.
Little Miss Eleanor Rapp is sick
this week with pneumonia.
Oscar Halverson, discharged S. A
T. C. student from the State Universe
ty was in town the first of the week
calling on old friends.
The sad news was received here last
week that Robert Kulset had died Of
infiuenza-pneumonia in the cities
Tuesday. He had driven to Minnea
polls in his automobile and when he
arrived at the James Gratz home he
was very weak with a sudden illness
Mr.. Kulset leaves a wife and child
a mother, and brother Karl in the
Army, to mourn his early death
P. L. Peterson and Oscar Hillman
| received a shipment last week Of
electric light machinery bought re
Gently in Clarissa. It included an oil
burning engine and storage batteries
the former being taken to the Greer
, Lake mill and installed there.
The pupils of the High School en-
joyed Christmas celebration Friday
, afternoon in the assembly room. The
event lasted two hilarious hours
/ Angel Hanson and Orrin Strand, for
! | NOR n g. ctudante and graduates