Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-19
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Mrs. Clara Soderlund went to Willmar
| Tuesday for a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs A. T.. Olson and Arthur 1hIang
| were Monday visitors at Willmar.
Atty. Shore of Minneapolis is guest
| at the Peter Broberg home.
| w. S. johnson was in town last week
| comforting with our city council.
Walter billy has disposed of his big
truck. as it was too heavy for local pur,
poses and is now using lighter Ford
The produce man, Mr.. W. S. Banker
| Of Spicer, has leased the E. G. Johnson
residence and will occupy same as soon
Minneapolis home which they purchased
| last week.
The Young Peoples Society of the
a meeting at the church next Monday,
May 24th. n program will be rendered.
| Everybody welcome.
Elmar Broberg returned from Mime
Mr. and Mrs. Gables last week visited
relatives near Willmar.
The steam shovel was brought up to
the Great Northern Gravel pit on Mon
day for a stay OF month or more.
Picnic dinners by the Seniors to Jun
iors and Juniors to Seniors are the i'm
pOrtant school events for Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings respectively.
Our tennis enthusiasts have recently
fixed up a fine court near the Carlysle
home.
Miss Pearl Rogers arrived Monday
from Woonsocket, S. d. for a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Ruth Lundquist returned to Min
neapolis after a weeks visit at her par
entail home.
August Gustafson left for South St.
Paul Tuesday with two carloads of mix
ed stock for the Farmers Store Com
pany.
Emil Hallberg young folks and the Mis-
ses Myrtle Warness and Mabel John
son autoed to Litchfield on Sunday to
attend the Aldrich meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gustafson and
daughters, spent Sunday afternoon with
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson in lrv-
inE:
Mrs. G. o. Kambestad motored to Kerk-
hoven Sunday with Madames G. o.
Kambestad and Peter Alsanker, who
We're returning to their homes at Pier
New London relatives.
Mrs Ole Nelson expects to leave fo1
the city Thursday to attend her daugh
ter Clara S, graduation Friday from the
Minnesota Business College. Miss
Clara has already secured a good posi-
ton in a city opticians office.
Mrs. Jno. Thorne, accompanied by he
children motored over from Appleton
Friday to spend the week end with he
Mr. ana IN Mr. Erick Mrs
Thorne of New London. They returned
on Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Ecklund received the sa
of Mr.. David Carlson of Minneapolis
Mrs. Carlson is remembered here a
Alma Thorson whose c ald hood wa
with the Peter Ecklund family unit
she was nearly grown. Besides tn
widow, there are two children to SUI
vive and New London friends grieV
that the happy home circle was SO earl
broken.
Commencement week programs are a
folloWs:
Baccalaureate May %.
Prelude-MrS. A. f. Almer.
Invocation-Rev. E. NJ Hanson
- Music-Girls' Glee Club.
= Sermon-Rev. H. o. Svare.
n Vocal solo-Agnes Marie Thomas.
Benediction-ReV E. NJ Hanson.
Postlude.
commencement May 26th.
Prelude and March-Elmer Broberg.
Invocation-Rev. A. F. Almer.
- Music-Girls' Glee Club.
Address-Dr. Frank Nelson.
NJ Piano solo-Anna Claire Findley.
Naledictory-1Ille Olander.
si Violin Solo-JOhannes Fossum.
Of Of Presentation of Diplomas-Prof F.
UllerinS.
law Music-Senior Class
j. Benediction- A. F. Almer.
PoStlude.
,ck -
p LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. F. Almer, pastor.
Ter Services next Sunday at IL a. m.
ay, Sunday school at 10.
ida In the evening the services will be
,us charge Of the High School.
Wednesday Bible study class at tt
me Luther League hall p. m.
AN Ladies' Aid will meet at the Luth
She League Hall. Refreshments will
ion served bv Mesdames Oscar Hillman a,
ac- A. F.. Almer.