Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-24

"Nov. 22nd-A deal was made last
Friday whereby G. o. Sand of this
village disposes of his residence pro-
perty here in trade with Edw. E. An.
derson of Willmar for 100-acre farm
between Kandiyohi and Spicer. Mr..
Anderson expects to remove here and
take possession of his residence some
time in the spring and Mr.. Sand will
remodel the rooms above the store
and the family will reside there.
Magnus Applegren, who has been
making his home around here for a
number of years, left last week for
his old home in Sweden. He expect
ed to spend a few weeks in Illinois
enroute. 1t has been % years since
he left that country.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Quist entertain
ed number of relatives and friends
for dinner on Sunday.
l. Miss Kathrine Gwathmey spent
Saturday afternoon visiting at Litch-
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Broman spent
Tuesday visiting at the J. B. Ander
son home in Rosendale.
Mrs. Geo. Roetzer entertained a
few of her lady friends at her home
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Welthy Johnson returned to
her home in Minneapolis Wednesday
afternoon after a few months visit
with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Blomberg, Miss
Irene Isaacson and Henry Isaacson
were those from Atwater who attend
ed the wedding of Alvin Isaacson to
Hattie Olson, which took place at
the Albert Olson home in Lake Eliza
beth last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Moses Defoe left Wednesday
morning for St. Paul to attend the
funeral of George Nelson, former
Willmar boy. who was accidentally
killed in the railroad yards in Eden.
Axel Johnson of Litchfield was an
Atwater business caller on Tuesday.
Miss lone Brechet came up from
Minneapolis on Wednesday for a visit
with friends.
Frank Nelson of Kandiyohi was an
Atwater business caller Thursday az
ternoon.
Mrs. Hans Lewis, accompanied by
Mrs. Erick Erickson of Kandiyohi,
visited at the Erick Engwall home
on Monday.
Mrs. c. w. Johnson entertained the
| ouuudy OCuOO1 CSdCu01o VI LA0 O"Cu-
ish Lutheran church at her home on
Thursday evening.
Arthur Frans Of Willmar was an
Atwater caller on Thursday.
Miss Mamie Peterson of Willmar
visited friends here last week.
Harold Lindell, accompanied by
Ralph Nelson, left Friday morning
for the cities where the former will
consult a specialist for his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin gave
a party in honor of Magnus Appel
gren last Tuesday evening. Mr..
Appelgren will soon leave for Swed-
en-. A splendid luncheon was ser
we'd at about ten o'clock after which
games were played.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Broman mo.
tored to Willmar on Friday to spend
the day at the Chas. Broman home.
Miss Myrtle Kleberg accompanied
by Miss Irene IsaacsOn left on Friday
evening for an over Sunday visit at
the formers home.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Escen and
son Donald of Beckville and Mrs,
Pete Lund and son Walfred of Litch.
field visited at the C. w. johnson
home on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Nelson of Fargo, N. D., spent
last week visiting with her sister,
Mrs. A. W. Johnson.
Miss Marion Jones entertained a
few of her little friends at her home
on Monday afternoon, the occasion
being her eighth birthday annivers-
: ary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lund and
daughter of Lake Elizabeth spent
D. Saturday visiting at the G. w. John
% son home.
u Mrs. P. NJ Paquette entertained 8
* few OF her lady friends at party al
her home on Friday afternoon.
~ Saturday evening of last week, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. w. Anderson entertained
IL number of friends at card party
A A prize was offered to the winner
which was won by Richard johnson
Some of the Atwater ladies sprung
q. surprise on Mrs. August Palm las
Re Saturday afternoon, the occasion be
ing her birthday anniversary. The
ID afternoon was spent in a sociablf
way, after which a splendid luncheon
K was served by the ladies.
er Mrs. Arnold Anderson and daugh
Or ter Betty spent last week visiting il
er the twin cities.
Re j. w. Benkke came up from st
IT Paul on Wednesday for visit at thu
~ P. G. Sorby home until Friday.
lie Miss Ethel Currier who teache,
-. near Thorpe left Friday evening fo
:" a visit at her home in St. Peter.
Mrs. Pete Nelson of Acton left OF
re Friday evening for Willmar whert
le she will visit with her sister, Mrs
IL Holiday, for a few days.
III Mrs. Elmer Early returned home
TO on Friday evening after a few week.
IN visit at the Walter Early home il
to Litchield
IN Mrs. T. E. Barbeau entertained :
st company of lady friends at a part,
IN at her home on Saturday afternoon.
)u Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown ant
r, daughter Dorothy left Monday morn
1t ing for Minneapolis where thew will
visit few days.
Mrs. Carl HOvey entertained ;
number of ladies at her home OF
. Thursday afternoon
he Henry 1saacsQn was a Willmar bu
es siness caller on Saturday afternoon
P. C. Sorby returned home on Wed
ut nesday after a few days stay in thu
n twin cities.
Miss Marie Trelstad and Miss Ma
= tilda Erickson of Appleton spent las
week visiting the formers brother
Rev. Trelstad.
Mrs. 1. L. Porter and daughter Jea1
left Monday for visit with relative.
at Willmar.
Mrs. Max Minsker spent Monda,
visiting friends at Willmar.
Mrs. C. F. Nordgren and daughter