Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-31

Martin Olson returned last week
from visit at Nevis.
A large number of lady friends
gave birthday surprise party In hon
or Of Mrs. M. LIE Wander last Satur-
day afternoon. The unexpected WIS.,
itors brought refreshments with them
and an enjoyable time was spent. Be-
fore the visitors departed they lett
a purse Of money as gift. Mrs. John
Miller was the speaker for the occa-
sion. Mrs. LIE Wander was also pre-
sented with a purse containging $50
from the Grove City Ladies' Aid.
Miss Ruth E. Anderson left Friday
to spend the Easter vacation at her
home at St. Paul.
Paul Covell of Carleton College is
spending the vacation at his home In
this village.
Miss lone Brechet left Friday to
spend her Easter vacation at her home
at Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. o. Malmberg and son Lowell
returned Sunday evening from a visit
in the Twin Cities.
! Ray Dawson of Tintah spent the
weekend visiting at the VIM. Peter
son home.
Edwin Peterson Of Oakland, CAL,
arrived Tuesday morning for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. P. NJ. Peterson
and at the Geo. Roetzer home and
with other relatives and friends.
Miss Jessie Mcclure is spending
the Easter vacation at her home at
Litchfield.
c. w. Kelly has resigned his posi-
ton at the Atwater Mill.
B. A. Olson, formerly Of this village,
but now of North Dakota arrived here
on business last Friday.
H. M. Peterson of Jacksonville, Wis.,,
arrived Saturday for q visit at the
Venfred Larson home.
Sumner Peterson spent the week
end visiting at Minneapolis.
Floyd Gustafson is home from G. A
College of St. Peter for the Easter
vacation.
Gust Porter spent this afternoon on
business at Willmar.
The electric lights were installed
last week at the parsonage OF the
Swedish Lutheran church.
Fred Anderberg of Harrison spent
the weekend visiting his brother, A
E. Anderberg and family at Wilmar
| The Sunday school at the Metho
dist church will render a program OF
Easter Sunday, at 8 p. m. A special
collection will be asked for, and the
aim of the Sunday school is to raise
enough money to support child in
school in some foreign land. Let Vi
all help the children to do good
deed.
Misses Elizabeth Cosgrove and Lois
A FRYE left Friday for q visit at theil
homes at Winona.
F. H. Vail of Willmar has accepted
position as manager OF the Atwatel
Milling Co., and will commence hit
duties next Thursday. He takes thu
place of Sumner Peterson who hal
resigned. Mr.. Peterson has held thi'
position for six years.
Bertha and August Ma1er left Thu
afternoon for couple Of days visi
, at Willmar.
]. w. Peterson went to Willma
on business this afternoon.
Axel E. Johnson Of Regan, N. Oak.
has been visiting at the Chas. A. Gus
tafson home in East Lake Lillian ant
left this afternoon for a visit will
Martin Egge and family at Willmar.
The American Legion will hav'
Op0u AOUo0 az LAO NAOO AOOAAo = -
day evening. April 9th.
Nels Blomberg and Henry 1saccso'
were Willmar business callers Thu
afternoon.
Rev. John A. Anderson visited AT
water last week making arrangement
for Anti-Saloon League meetings il
the near future.
John S. Peterson and William Bro
man have purchased the Larson
, Meat Market. They took possession
, of the business this morning. MI
Peterson has been employed with tn
Larson Bros. Meat Market for som
=, time
C. G. Lundquist has sold his farm
west of this village to O. F. Lindel
of St. Peter. The farm consists Of 8
acres and part of the same is insid
= the village limits. The deal was mad
thru the Aatwater Land Co. The ney
, owner will take possession immed
ately.
Conrad Amdahl of near this villag
was united in marriage at winthrop
to Emma Peterson on "Wednesday
last week. The newlyweds will re
side on farm 3 and one-haf mile