Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-06-09

lage. The track will be under the |
charge Of Jack Martin of Minneapolis
who is coming the forepart Of the
week to start the work. The club has !
a membership of twenty members and
the track will be a half mile regula-
ton track. The officers of the At
water Community Racing Club are W. |
H. Toilette, president, and A. w. John
son, secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Rosenquist re-
turned to their home at Hoffman last
week after a visit at the Geo. Roetztr
home
Henry SOlmonson who is employed
at La Bolt, S. Dak., arrived Saturday
for visit at his home in Lake Lillian
township.
Edward Feig purchased a new five
passenger Monroe car last Saturday
from Thomas Barbeau, the local agent
MIR. and Mrs. F. J. Krangenbring
left last Thursday for Minneapolis
where Mrs. Kragenbring underwent
an operation. She is getting along
nicely at this writing.
Miss Minnie Rathert returned to ST.
Paul this afternoon after a visit with
her parents. Rev. and Mrs, F. c.. Rath-
ert.
Holm Bros unloaded three Titan
tractors this morning.
Dan F. Senechal left this morning
for a business trip to Minneapolis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mohr returned
last Friday from a several days visit
at Huron and other points in the State
OF South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Toilette return
ed Sunday evening from a motor trip
to Bagley, Detroit and other points.
Mrs. Fred Lindemeier and daugh-
ter Ruth left last week for visit with
relatives at Norwood.
August Maier spent last Saturday
on business in the Twin Cities.
MIR. and Mrs. Erick Engvall Chris
tina and Oliver Erickson attended the
De Long-Sallberg wedding last We'd
nesday at Dassel.
Morris Sand, who is employed on
the Van Ross farm in East Lake Ii
liam township, spent Sunday at his
home in this village.
Miss Elvira Bergquist left this NOR
ming for visit with her parents at
Minneapolis.
Andrew Flygare made business
trip to st. Paul on Friday.
Sumner A. Peterson leaves Tues
day afternoon for Mankato to attend
Fellows which cOnVenes at that place
on Thursday.
Arthur Swenson returned Friday
from a business trip to Chicago.
On Thursday the 18th of June the
| Sunday school of the HtWater M. E.
church will have their annual picnic
On the north side OF Diamond Lake
Parents and children are asked to be
present. The picnicers will leave At
water at ten o'clock in the morning
f. and everybody is cordially invited t.
+ spend the day with the children.
0 Mrs. Swan Peterson returned tC
=. >NiinneapONs Tuesday morning last
l week after visit at the Mrs. P. M
i Peterson home and with other rela
e tiVes.
S. Z. Peterson and daughter return
ed to Minneapolis Monday Afternoon
last week after a visit at the Nellie
+ Peterson and Chas. Holmberg homes
Martha and Eleanor Johnson return
n ed to Willmar Sunday evening ate:
: spending the day with friends in thu
k village.
:. Max Minsker returned last Tuesda,
-, evening from trip to the Twin Cities
u q DR.. Martin Larson returned to st
Paul this morning after fishing tri]
d to Diamond Lake.
e1 John Moord of New England, N. D
h arrived here last Thursday for a visi
e with relatives and friends.
I, Next Sunday evening the 18th o
- June, the Sunday School OF the Meth
!, odist church will render their annua
Children's Day program. At that o(
: casion the Sunday school will ask th
l. public for generous collection, Whic
r. will go to the Educational fund
IS Russell Davidson and family return
ed to Hoffman last week after a visi
with relatives and friends in this vi
I, lage.
. A. w. Johnson and Peter Mossber
# mOtored to Willmar ON business thi
afternoon.
p Miss Anna Solmonson Of Lake Lii
l. liam visited at the Simon Solmonso
&c home last week.
g VIM Rieff left last Thursday 70
J. Portage, Wis.
Henry c.. licensing and family ar
J.. at present visiting relatives at Mo-
wood.
J. Rev. X. C. Hotter Of Minneapoli
III conducted services at the Bethlehe1
church last Sunday.
/ Herman SWensOn, who travels 70
" the Parke-Davis Co. of Minneapolis
spent the week end visiting at hi
= home in this village.
The w. C. T. U. held their distric
convention at the Methodist churc
last Tuesday and at the Swedis
Lutheran church on Wednesday, O.
Wednesday evening the State Pres
dent of the w. C. T. U. delivered
fine address. The meetings were wei
attended.
Ingvald Anderson and family hav
moved in the new home which ha
just been remodeled.
Mrs e. V. Johnston returned Frida
evening from a several days visit a
Minneapolis.
VIM. Arneson of Kandiyohi spen
Sunday at his home in this village
P. j. Gallea returned Sunday ever
ing from OWatOnna where he attend
ed the High School graduation on FIR
day evening.
Arnold Anderson spent last week i
the Twin Cities.
Martin Olson returned Tuesday las
week from a visit at Nevis
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lindblom an
family spent Sunday at the Lewis O
son home south of town.
Mrs. Frank Anderson returned
st. Paul Tuesday last week after
visit with her son-in-law and daugl
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Peterson.
Rev. M. LeVander returned las
Thursday from Pennock where he a
tended the district meetings.
]. H. Strong left this morning for
business trip to the Twin Cities.