Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-01
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weeks vacation spent visiting in this
village. !
Albert Merkins of Chicago is visit
ing friends in this village. He is en-
route for the state of Montana where
he will do missionary work.
The Atwater club girls and friends
entertained at the Come On-Inn cot
tage at Eagle Lake last Friday even
ing at an apron shower in honor of |
Miss ElVira Bergquist bride Of Oct
ober.
The purpose stock company of the
Electric Light Company will meet ON
Tuesday evening of this week at a
business meeting.
Miss Gertrude Senechal will leave
Saturday for Russell where she will
teach the coming school year.
Eli Westlund is at present having
his right hand in sling. His hand be.
came infected from a blister.
Rev. NJ. LIE Wander and family spent
Saturday afternoon at Willmar.
Arthur F. Johnson and Frank Ed
wards spent last Thursday afternoon
at Willmar,
Mr. Young of Pennock spent Satur-
"
Johnston home.
At the special school meeting Tues
day evening last week 81 votes were
cast. The purpose of this meeting
was to elect a member of the school
board. McBroom was elected and re-
ceiyed GO votes to 81 for Holmberg
Arthur Johnston of Pennock spent
Saturday evening and Sunday visit
ing his parents here.
The Willmar Electric Service Co.
have just completed the installation
Of Western Electric Light and Pow
er plant at the farm home of Matt
; Ferguson on Diamond Lake. Mr.. Fer
guson is ever alert to secure for his
family the advantage of additional
comforts and conveniences and the
| installation of this light and power
: plant makes Mr.. Ferguson's farm
home one of the most attractive in
= this locality. Lights were extended
to his cottages on the lake shore which
/ will add to the comforts Of his guests.
adv.
( Please remember to give your news
: items to Ne1s BlOmberg who will act
as correspondent for some time.
Miss Elvira Bergquist has resigned
: her position at the telephone central
which will take effect the fore part
-, OF September. Miss Opal Toilette will
! be the new telephone operator and has
commenced her duties.
J. Rev. Fred StrOmberg returned this
i afternoon from minneapolis where he
e attended the annual session OF the
Northern Swedish Methodist Confer
: ence.
t Mrs. Adolph Aspegren of Saronville
Neb., visited at Rev. Stromberg's a
# few days.
l. NeIson-M onson
A quiet wedding occurred at the
d Swedish Lutheran parsonage last
# Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
e when Miss Anna Monson, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Monsoon residing
IS north Of this village and Mr.. Harry E
r. Nelson of Robbinsdale we're united in
marriage. The attendants were Els
n Their Monson, sister Of the bride, and
Y. Mrs. M. LIE Wander. The newlyweds
y will make their home at RObbinsdale
where the groom has position with
y the Great Northern Railway Company
S Observation-Disclosures
st We record this week the happy mar
rage of Miss Marie Lindemeier
f. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lind
h emeier of Harrison, and William G.
y Homeier, son of Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
IS Homeier Of Crown Point, Ind. The
II rites were performed by Rev. F. C
Rathert of the St. Johns church a.
is Harrison on August 26 at 5 o'clocl
e. in the afternoon. The bride was at
1T tired in georgette and satin and car
. ried brides roses and sweet peas
1T Miss Frances Lindemeier was thu
the maid of honor. The bridesmaid!
ID were Miss Gertrude Senechal AM
at Miss Luella Heuer both gowned il
white organdie and lavendar organ
er die. The brothers Of the bride, Wal
e ter and Roland Lindemeier, acted a.
IS the groomsmen and Arthur ToensinE
was best man. The wedding services
~ were enhanced by the rendition b,
le Prof. J. H. Hoffman Of tn wedding
march composed by H. Engleman.
A reception was rendered the guest!
at the home of the bride in Harrison
W at $3.50 in tn early evening. Sixt,
S. guests were present. Those from
distance were Mr.. Fred Homeier O.
n, Crown Point, Ind, Mrs. Stuewe anC
o. daughter Rhoda of Los Angeles, Cal.
lie Mr.. V. Piepson of st. Paul and rela
st tives and friends from Cologne MINI
Immediate plans Of the newlywed
.e are to reside at Long Prairie where
ID the groom is in charge of the Luth
y. eran Day School in which work ht
e. has been very successful