Willmar tribune., 1920-02-25
IRVING

Nels Eliason is working for Jacob
Hanson.
The Anton Bye family have been
down with the flu but are now i'm.
proving.
Louise Peterson, who has been Wis.
iting at home, left last Monday to take
up her school at Becker, MINI.
Clemens Urseth hauled a load OF
some of Albert Pederson's belongings
from the old Stanghelle farm, near
Solomon Lake, last week, which place
Albert lately sold.
| Edna Emerson spent Tuesday after.
noon of last week with Mrs. John
Lukkasson.
o. B. Thorson and ]. B. Johnson
with others went to St. Cloud last
Wednesday to be psesent at a Ditch
trial at the court house there. They
returned to their homes on Friday.
Theo Olson spent few days In
Minneapolis last week and returned
on Wednesday.
Irene Benson entertained one of her
girl friends last Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Geo. Nelson called on Mrs.
Lena Olson last week.
! Theo. Olson called on Adrian Hog
ansOn last Wednesday evening.
| Adrian Hoganson and Ole M. Nelson
were Paynesville callers last Wednes-
day.
| Gilbert Peterson stayed with his
son Albert for two days last week.
The rulers of our small towns ought
to see to it, that the gambling places
be swept out of existence and the law
Of the state obeyed.
Olga Winther, trained nurse, who
has been employed in Minneapolis,
came to Paynesville last Friday even
ing to take up a position as a nurse
at the Paynesvile hospital. She is a
sister of DR.. c. P. Winther, dentist of
Paynesville, and was raised, and is
well known in this community where
her father still lives. Her many
friends and relatives are glad to see
her come back again.
o. B. Thorson returned from St.
Cloud last Thursday and went direct
to Willmar, where he assisted his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. L. L. Tendahl with
some business affairs. He returned
home last Friday.
The confirmation class meets in the
Nordland church last Saturday after.
noon and a young peoples meeting
was held in the church on Sunday
evening.
| Albert Peterson was a Paynesville
caller last Friday.
Theo. Olson hauled wood from the
Green Lake shore last Saturday.
Lloyd Rood is on the sick list.
| The teacher of Dist. "a, Miss Ken.
nedy of Sauk Centre, who has been
very sick with pneumonia is impr0v.
ing some but unable to be up. Her
mother and brother came to take care
of her but they both took sick with
the flu.
Andrew Olson Roberg, an old set.
tier of Meeker County. died recently
and his funeral was held at the Nord.
land church last Saturday afternoon
| Conrad Peterson has written home
and told that he was married the 18th
Of January, at Oldham, Manchester
England, to Miss Lily Bradshaw, OF
that place, and he with his bride are
on their way to this country now and
are soon expected to arrive here at
his fathers place. Conrad was one OF
the first boys to be called to military
service in 1917 from this community
and some time before that he had
dreamed that" he had travelled thru
many states and also gone to foreign
lands. He served his country in Eng
land, where he met the lady who now
is his wife. Congratulations are ex
tended.
Later-Conrad Peterson and his
bride arrived in Paynesville on Sat
urday evening, the 21st, and his
brother-in-law, Adolph Seeland, met
them in town and took them to Johr
Pederson's home, where they met with
a hearty welcome.
The family Of Paul Rood have had
an attack of the "f1u."
Clara Sunde, who is attending the
State Normal School at St. Cloud, was
taken sick with the flu on Monday thu
18th, but at this writing is improving
rapidly.
On Thursday, the 10Th, a boy was
born to the family of Sigvald Olso1
near spicer. Mrs. Olson win be re
membered as Olga Peterson. He1
mother, Mrs. Gilbert Peterson left las
Sunday to help take care of her daugh
ter. All isl we'll. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Christianson and Sol
Conrad left last Saturday for St. Clout
where they will visit with the ALFRED
Nelson family. Mrs. Christianson will
stay with the Nelson family for a few
days, while Mr.. Christianson and Con
rad goes to Wisconsin to visit some
old friends.
Mrs. Ellen Varbostad entertained
company on Saturday afternoon.
Bernice ]. Whitaker, who is teach
ing school near Benson, visited at tn,
nome OF 0. B. Thorson over last Sun
day.
Nichol and Martin Thorson, who ar,
working near Spicer, spent last Sun
day at home.
A few young people spent last Sat
urday evening at the home of Gilber
Peterson.
On Sunday evening the young peo
pie from Thorson's and Bernice Whit
aker were assembled at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Jacobson.
| Sophie Hanson and Stella Sund
spent last Sunday at their RESPECTIVE
homes.
Arthur Christianson was a Paynef
vile caller last Saturday.
, Mrs. Glen Varbostad celebrated he
seventy-sixth birthday last Monday
the 23rd. Many happy returns of th
day is the wish of her many friends
2 Mrs. Petrine 1sraelson celebrate
, her seventy-fo birthday last SUI
day the 22nd, and for that occasio
. many of her neighbors and friend
> were gathered together with her. Coz
!, gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peterson an
children spent last Sunday at til
home of Gilbert Peterson.
Adolph Seeland and Conrad Pede