Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
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Atwater, Feb. 2.-Miss Alice solmon-
son spent the weekend visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harry Olson at Willmar
Mrs. Henry Stene left this afternoon
for visit in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. P. M. Peterson is at present SER
iously ill. She suffered a stroke of
paralysis last Thursday
The last number of the lyceum course
will be given at the Town Hall next
Friday evening.
Paul Covell, who attends Carleton
College at Mortified. arrived home last
Saturday morning for a visit. He came
on No. and inteded to go to Willmar
first. but when the train went thru At
water he decided to jump off, and he
done SO at the first snow embankment
west of town. Mr.. Coveu was success
full in jumping and was not hurt
The Methodist Ladies Aid was a good
success last Thursday. The afternoon
lunch brought the amount of $3.50.
1t brought so good results that it will
be done over again in the near future
Mons Nelson resumed. his duties at
the Strong Motor Co.. Garage this morn
ing after a months vacation.
John L. Olson has sold Is head of
pure bred cattle to Eilert Klinghagen,
Jr. of Clara City. He shipped the same
to that place on Monday.
ALL. GaAO 3uIS IduA nelson OF Kan
diyohi visited last Sunday at the Nels
Blomberg home.
Mrs. Andrew H. Rosenquist of Hoff-
man is at present visiting her mother,
Mrs. P NJ. Peterson who is seriously
ill.
The meeting last Sunday night at
the Methodist church drew q large
audience. We guess it was because of
the subject: THE Dancing Daughter"
II SO many people would at
tend the church regularly the. preach
ers would be able to deliver better
sermons than when the attendance is
small.
victor !. Peterson purchased the old
Farmers Store building at Kandiyohi
today from J. A. Dalbeck.
The hog sale last Thursday was we'll
attended. The sale in the morning was
at the John S. Anderson farm one mile
southwest of town when So Duroc- Jer-
sey hogs were sold for an average of
40. The sale in the afternoon was at
the Henry Honebrink farm north of
AtWater when As head were sold for
an average of $1O6.
. Henry 1ssacson was a Kandiyohi WIS.,
1tor this afternoon b tween trains.
Mrs. M. LeVander n turned last We'd
nesday evening from u couple of days
visit with friends at st. Paul.
II the Community Building of At
water would become a reality the COM
munity would be improved at least a
hundred per cent, but that committee
for survey that should be appointed has
not yet received it's appointment. Who
is to blame? Guess again.
A. ]. Hobbie of Willmar was in this
village last Thursday and -overhauled
the village hall piano.
A joint business meeting of the Arm
dahl and Bethlehem congregation will
be held at the Popple Lake school house
next Saturday afternoon at l o'clock
The importance Of this meeting is to
call a new pastor for the Bethlehem and
Arpdahl congregations. We understand
that the new pastor who will be called
will be Student Trelstead of Hamline
University.
Miss Lottie Halvorson of Harrfson
visited last Saturday and Sunday At
the John Miller home.
The girls club were entertained last
Wednesday evening by the Misses AHca
Solmonson and Emma Haber. About
Is were in attendance. A social evening
was spent after which refreshments
were served. -
Miss Ella Carlson Of Wiumar spent
the weekend visiting her sister, MRS.
Bernard Holm.
Peter Hallbem of Harrison was at
W1HmaF on business between trains this
afterneen. =: - =. =
Jacob Hallbom. who is doing c.rpen-
ter work at Paynesyille. spent Sunday
at his home in Harrison township,
Miss Minnie Iverson Of Litchflald
visited last Sunday with her sxistar.
Miss HildA Iyaraon