Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29
NEW LONDON

Sept. 2Sth--Mr and Mrs. +. G. Handy
and Miss Sherwood Of Willmar were IN
New London Monday to attend the dig
Store Sale.
Chester Lund returned home Thurs
dav from a very pleasant visit with
relatives in southern California
Miss Eleanore Nicholson of Dawson
is a guest here at the home of her bro
Their. A. n. Nicholson.
from saturday to Monday in attendance
at an anniversary fest.
Miss Viola Dlley pleasantly enter
tanned a number of little friends on
Miss Eileen Batterberry returned from
a visit in Du Pree, y. D., on Thursday.
She was accompanied by friend, Miss
Blanche tiagan of Du Pre- who will
make an extended visit at the Batter
berry home
ing for some time at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Herman Anderson, near
Belgrade.
Miss Alma Amundson spent Thurs
day at the Belgrade Fair.
Otto Markell boarded the train for
Argyle on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. w. Barber and son
| Harold went to Paynesville on Thurs
dav for a few days visit with friends.
Miss Mabel Stauffer left on Saturday
for Darwin near which place she will
| The section men and station force
| received back pay for the month of
July on Wednesday.
| The Ed Kambestad family visited at
| the =. J. Person home in Willmar on
| Sunday.
| Rev. 7. J. Bruan of Paynesville had
! business in New London on Monday.
Rev. Oh. Ytrehus was a guest at the
Rev: r. NJ Hanson home Thursday and
Friday of last week.
Eddie swenson Of Warren arrived on
home Of his Uncle G. 3. Sebenson and
| with Eagle Lake relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kittevick of II
Bin fHiS'' home e: this IS week ' a. '' -
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Lawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Olson and Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Bonde all of Willmar were New
| Harley James resigned his position
as section foreman last Friday. He is
succeeded by Peter jacobson.
| J. Peter Johnson is up from Mime
apolis for a short visit with relatives
! and also to look after the interests of
his farm in Georgeville.
The Mike Butala family moved the
| first of the week from the Frank Rose
rooms above Frank CovelIs.
His many friends in this community
has recentlv suffered partial stroke
Of paralysis but is now getting alons
as well IS can be expected, at his Sun
Mrs. H. J Hanson went to Rochester
on Saturday a week ago to undergo an
| operation at the Mayo hospitals. We
are pleased to learn that she is now
| convalescnS nicely.
The Mrs. August Jorden residence is
being sold to Simon Simonson of Harri-
son. Mrs. Urhus> has disposed of her
home in the, north part of town to P.
\. Andreen for a consideration Of $3.50
The Paynesville band accompanied by
a large party Of enthusiastic boosters
stopped in New London on Wednesday
for a short time to advertise the Pay
nesville fair on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Bredberg arranged a very
pleasant surprise party at her home or
Thursday afternoon for few of Mrs
BENJAMIN Rredbers's more intimate
friends. The occasion was Grandma
Bredherg's eightieth birthday.
Mr.: and Mrs: Frank Van Worst Mr.
/ and Mrs. Geo. LATERAL. Mrs. Roy Lat
terall and Miss GLADYS LATERAL, Mrs
Darby and Mrs. A. f. Payne were Pay.
nesVille visitors here on business or
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. ODE and sbabS
from near Hawick boarded the train a
New London On Wednesday to begin {
trip to Long Monte, Colorado. Mr.. OBJ