Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-20
New London

Wednesday for Lisbon, N D., to Wis
it her sister-in-law, Mrs. Martha Sper-
ry.
Eddie Swenson who has visited un-
til recently at Conrad Swenson's went
to Eagle Lake to visit a sister and is
now employed near Willmar for the
fall season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Erickson have
leased the upper rooms at the Hald-
| can residence.
Peter Jacobson the temporary sec
ton foreman makes himself popular
with the depot force this week by
set of improvements we'll done about
the station.
Mrs. Per Ostlund will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Anna
Johnson at Kerkhoven.
Miss Jennie Henchien visited with
friends here this week before leaving
for Minneapolis on Saturday.
P. E.. Johnson spent Thursday to
Saturday in Murdoch.
The Misses Anna and Hattie He'd
ner of AtWater were Sunday guests
at the J. c. Peterson home.
Mrs. August Gustafson entertained
a few ladies at the quilting party on
Thursday afternoon.
The song service at Lebanon church
Sunday evening by the large young
peoples choir was a fine tribute to
the skill and patience of their leader,
Mrs. A. F. Almer.
Miss Lucille Rugimer OF Richmond
arrived Wednesday for visit at the
. M. Butala home.
!: Mrs. A. F. Almer visited with her
daughter in St. Paul from Tuesday
. until Friday.
. The Misses Rhoda Monsoon and
: Clara Nelson of Minneapolis visited
.. at their respective homes here over
Sunday.
!: The w. c. Banker family. moved
. last week from the John Henjum res
idence to the Craiger farm north of
!: town.
Mrs. Emma Anderson visited friends
in Pennock from Friday until Mon:
: day.
Mrs. Per Ostlund has leased her
home on lower main street to Mr.. and
! Mrs. Chas. Peterson.
The Civic League this week dis
! posed of it's baled excelsior to the
I Litchfeld Produce Co.
: Mrs. Andrew Lungstrom will accom-
j pany her daughter Christine to Min
: neapolis on her return next month tC
I spend the winter there.
! Senator Gislason of Minneota de
: livered an address at the town hal
I on Tuesday afternoon on the Bah
cock Road Amendment plan.
Carpenter Newlin has added E
:, north door and new exit signs at the
: town hall to conform with state reg
ulations for public safety.
On Wednesday afternoon, Capt
Gilbert, an official of the Anti-Saloor
} League, is scheduled to speak here il
| the interests Of Congressman Vol
/ stead. He will be accompanied by K
: T. Rykken and lady speaker wht
:, VIII also address the audience. Or
e Thursday evening, Oct. 21st, at eiEh
j. O clock at the town hall here, Sela
ter Lende of Candy. will speak. Don
n f;.H to hear him.
e Miss Letta Halsberg and Tony Blu
tala of Roscoe and Mrs. Butala O
t Richmond were Sunday Visitors at thu
: Mike Butala home.
i Hedge Peterson returned on Wed
nesday from Maplegrove. He is thu
last of. the New London men to re
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!, ern Railroad near that place.
The men who are in the business
for catching and shipping frogs TO-
S the market have been particular,
e active of late. Over six thousand lb
l. Of live frogs were shipped. from New
e London last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Peter Johnson drov'
e up from Minneapolis on Monday
:. They were accompanied by the for
S mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
S Johnson, who have been visiting Their
s for week.
q Mr. and Mrs. Ingvald Olson wer
g in Irving on Saturday in attendance
n at the wedding of Mrs Olson's broth
t, err, Levi Larson, to Agnes Hanson.
t. Mrs. Elias Johnson went to the G.
j. ty on Friday to spend the week en-
d. there with Mr. Johnson who is dom
S Federal jury duty. and also to visi
l. her daughter, Mabel who is takin
II business course at the Contra
r High School.
q Mrs. Emil Newling and Mrs. C. f
n SWenson went to Benson Friday t
spend few days visiting, the forme
with her son there, the latter wit
friends she has not seen for eightee
K years.
y Mrs. August Jordin has leased tn
u upper rooms at the Moline house TO
o the winter. She is negotiating wit
IL Mrs. Erick Hedeen for the purchas
i OF the lots Just south of the Hedee
nome on which to build herself
house next season.
Mrs. Frank Rose served a party {
Twelve ladies a splendid luncheon O
Thursday to honor her guests, Mr..
y Chas. Nicholson and a sister-in-lav
y MRS. Il. RASMUSSEN both of PennocI
d. They have spent Tuesday to Frida
mere also guests of Mrs. Ole Nelson
Is Ihose present on Thursday voted Mr.
u Rose royal entertainer
a. The P. l.. Peterson threshing ri
reached P. O. Nygaards for it's las
bt OF work this season when til
y neavy rain Wednesday postponed tn
> flnis n. The Stark machine went thr
the village on the same day enrout
to finish up the Hookum contract:
since the accident to the latter mf
8 chine.
e The Salvation army drive resu1te
! = in fund of $109 The solicitors fin
people almost uniformly friendly an
n willing to- help the Army Lassies.''
Agnes Wigdahl, daughter of job
- Wigdahl of Irving, was brought t
IL DR.. Hanson two weeks ago to have
e broken arm set and again Saturda
g. suffered fracture and dislocation g
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