Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-18
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August 16.-Miss Edith Hupfer,
nurse from St. Paul, visitedwith Mrs.
| F. G.. Rathert last week.
Adolph Christopherson was down
from Benson last Sunday.
Mrs. E. j. Johnson entertained
number of guests last Friday after
noon in honor of her birthday.
Roy and Fritz Kragenbring of Har-
rison, Mayme Ryff Of Paynesville and
the John Miller home last Sunday ev-
ening. The latter is at present visit
| ing at the Kragenbring home.
Rudolph Kroona and Anton Oker-
man attended the CrosbyWillmar
game at Willmar last Friday after
noon.
Mrs. O. H. Houglund is at present
visiting at the M. P. Hyden home
southwest of town.
Walter Rathert left Friday for
weeks visit with a college friend at
Fergus Falls.
Mildred Blomberg is visiting at the
F. A. Nelson home at Kandiyohi.
Mrs. Anna Feig returned Sunday
evening from visit in the Twin Cit
les since Friday.
Victor Nelson and E. J. Johnson
spent Sunday at the N. P. Anderson
home south of town.
= Rev. F. G. Rathert left this after
noon for couple of days visit at Will
mar
NJ. R. simons of Willmar was in
this village on business last Friday
evening"
J. A. Isaacson and family, Nels Blom
berg and family, G.. J. Iverson and
family and John Swenson and family
spent Sunday at an outing at Diamond
| Lake.
Miss Mamie Ruff of Paynesville was
II week end visitor with her aunt and
uncles at the Highland Farm.
Mrs. Chas Parsley returned Sunday
from an auto trip to Madelia, st. James
: and Mankato. She was in company
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
! Halvorson and son Cyrus of Willmar.
They left on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Peterson and son
Sumner and Bruce Porter left Satur
: day for a several days stay at Lake
t MinnetOnka at WayZata.
! Henry Isaacson and Mrs. J. P. Lind
i quist and daughters spent Sunday al
4 Big Kandiyohi Lake.
h Fred Rathert left Saturday for St
e Cloud to assist with the ordination OF
his friend. Rev. Kriesel.
l. Mr. and Mrs. Hiding HaWkinsor
q and daughter Lucille of St. Paul ar
y rived Thursday for a visit with Rev
n M. LIE Wander and family.
b Several young folks of Harrison at
d tended the baseball game at Willma1
last Sunday afternoon.
= Arthur F. Johnson motOred to Min
E neapolis today in his REQ car.
0 Arthur E. Peterson was a Willmal
3 visitor last Wednesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stark spent Sun
l day at Cokato.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Davidson of Hof
1 man spent Sunday visiting relative
1 and friends in this village.
l Richard Olson and John Knudsol
2 spent last Thursday afternoon on bus
l mess at Willmar.
Atty. C. A. Swenson and family, Dl
2 and Mrs. l.. w. Anderson, Mr.. an
Mrs. H. M. Kurtz and daughter Cert
E rude, VIM, August and Bertha MAZE
0 spent very enjoyable day at Sible
State Park last Sunday.
+. H. Kahmeyer returned to ST
0 Cloud last Friday after assisting hi
2 brother-in-law, Henry Heining, dul
0 ing stacking.
0 A Racine threshing separator wa
U delivered to Charles Kragenbring b.
4 Holm Bros. last Friday. This is tn
- sixth separator. delivered by Holm
Bros. this season.
-, A. w. Johnson and family spen
s. Sunday at Spicer.
~ Mrs. August Anderson of Dassel al
rived last Saturday for visit wit
Mrs. John Swanson.
- The Misses Irene IsaacsOn and Es
~ telle Peterson left Saturday for a COT
~ pie of weeks visit at Minneapolis.
Miss Anna Lundgren is enjoying
weeks vacation from her duties at tn
20 Holm Bros. hardware store.
II Oscar Lindblom and family motore
p. to Paynesville, Hawick and New Lo1
" don last Sunday.
= Richard Olson purchased a team O
horses from P. j: Haley at Wilma
last Thursday.
II Johannes Teigland and Nicolie Ne
~ son of Willmar are assisting in build
" ing the new creamery.
; A special school meeting will b
held at the school house August 24th
- at s p. m. The purpose of this meet