Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15
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Joe flourish went to Little
Falls on. Wednesday to remain
for some time. Orrin Strand
!: is taking his place at the bar
Der shop.
Eben Lawson came up from
Willmar on Monday.
Miss Hattie Monsoon return
ed home on Saturday after an
extended visit with friends and
relatives in the cities.
Our expert trapper, Sam Dill
ley, was rewarded last week
by the capture of a coon.
J. M. Monson went to WILL
mar on Monday.
P. o. Granger was up from
the cities on Friday and Satur-
day of last week to attend to
business. - -
Einar Hagen returned to
Minneapolis on Friday after a
few days visit with New Lon
don friends. -
! Mrs. Oliver Johnson and
three children of Canada came
here on Saturday for a few
days visit with their relatives,
Jim and Miss Julia johnson.
Sam Lungstrom went to APP
| pleton on Tuesday of last
week for 3 short visit with the
John Thorne family.
Miss Marie Peterson very
pleasantly entertained her
Sunday school class at her shop
on Friday.
Arthur Olson came home
from Minneapolis on Saturday
to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bjorsell and
daughter Blanche of Willmar
/ were guests at the Albert Mel
son home on Sunday.
M. A. Elvestrom has rented
his Norway Lake farm to Ole
G. Olson also of Norway axe.
| New London expects to number
Mr.. Elvestrom as one of our
residents this spring.
Mrs. Marie Olson came in
/ from Georgeville last week to
spend the winter in town with
her daughter, Mrs. John Gun
Il derson.
Miss Eva Harris, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Harris and
/ Adolph Berglund of Irving
/ were married by Rev. T. M.
Findley on Thursday, Deem
Der End. The young folks of
/ the neighborhood and friends
from town gave them a lively
/ charivarie on Saturday.
Mabel Luvena Snyder age 10
4 years, 2 months and three days
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Snyder of Burbank, died at he
home on Saturday, December
18th, The funeral services
| will be conducted by Rev. Find
ley and interment will be made
at Oak Hill cemetery today
Il (Tuesday.)
II Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams
| residing on the c. NJ. Lawson
/ farm, lost their oldest boy in
/ death on Saturday,, Dec. 18th,
at 9 80 p. m. James Earl Ad-
ans, deceased, was 6 years, 6
months and IL days old. Death
was due to diptheria from
II which the little fellow was a
/ sufferer for only a few days
I and the real trouble not even
/ suspected until too late fo1
/ treatment. The body was in.
| tered at the Oak Hill GENE.
u terry in private burial on Mon.
day. The community sympa-
thizes deeply with the family
in their sudden misfortune.
, Mr.. and Mrs. John Amund.
- son wish thru this column tc
!, sincerely thank their many
= friends for the surprise and
# money gift to them last Sun.
~ day. It was like flowers tc
r the living" and appreciated
~ ~ most for the friendliness that
n prompted the giving.
a Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Nickel
e son entertained the following
=, guests on Sunday: Mrs. Olaf
r Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]
g Nicholson land the Misse:
J. Frederika and Kathryn Mick
r. elson, all of Belgrade and Mr.
T. Hystad of Dakota, Mrs. An
IL ma Fuglie of Ashly, also a guest
d of her daughter, Mrs. Nickel
son, this week.
J. On Wednesday of this weel
J, will occur the marriage of one
# of our most popular and tai
a ented young ladies, Miss Jen
If ME Price, daughter of Mrs
If John Price, to Henry Geer o.
Wolf Point, Mont. The cere
n mony will be performed by
% Rev. Findley at the BRIDE!
r. ho,,oo hoforo on1v fQw init