Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-07-07
|.CCAI AND PERSONAL,

49,. Al t11Io Li\COltAL
IL. >.1d Mrs. Lawrence Heating
:o@H':. i Tuesday evening from a sew
,2ral days visit in the Twin Cities.
Lie Misses Lois Neslund and
Eloise Brown returned Saturday from
a five weeks visit at Slater, Iowa.
Mrs. Andrew Zahr and two sons
of Chicago arrived Saturday for a
months visit at the Dr. Zahr home
Fred Lindquist and Peter Huisin-
ga of Roseland left this morning for
Minneapolis where they will attend
the Non-Partisan League convention
which cOnvenes at the Star Building
today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Watkins and
son spent from Saturday until Mon
day evening visiting at Litchfield and
with Mr.. Watkins grandparents, Mr.
ana Mrs. e. w. Pancake near Forest
City.
Twenty five fine improved farms for
sale in the Red River Valley of Min
nesota and Dakota, most all in crop,
at bargain prices and on very easy
Spicer, Minn.-Pd. Adv.
Miss Mildred Hoglund, who is a
nurse at the Eitel Hospital at Mime
'pO11o al Nv GU last I1udy lOI d couple
of weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. G. Hoglund who are spen-
ding the summer months at their cot
tage at Green Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar Adamson
and son of Chicago arrived last week
for visit at the G.. Adamson home.
Mr.. Adamson returned the forepart of
the week but Mrs. Adamson and son
remained for the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Widing and
daughter Amy, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Svarde, Ida Swenson, Esther Under
and Albin Lundeen of St. Paul visit
ed Sunday and Monday at the Mrs.
Ida Anderson home.
George and Halvor Arntzen and
their mother Mrs. Arntzen and sister,
Mrs. Mary De Line left last Wednes-
day morning for Tacoma, Washington,
where they will reside While en-
route they will visit relatives at Spok-
| ane.
Mrs. A. 0. FOrsberg and children
and Mrs. Forsberg's sister, Mrs Ward
Wical of Page, N. D., returned last
Saturday from a visit with the Mes
danes Forsberg and Wical parents
south of Kerkhoven, since Wednesday
Editor and Mrs. w. M. Kommer.
stad and two little daughters, of Hol
dlngford, Stearns county, motored
mere Sunday and were guests of their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Ander
berg, until Tuesday morning.
MISS Florence KnudsOn left today
for Minneapolis where she will take a
course in the Minneapolis School OF
Art. She was accompanied to the Cit
les by Mrs. j. E. Snekenberg who will
visit there until Sunday evening.
Nick Anderson returned to Nor
rison, S. Oak, last Friday after visit
at the Ola Larson home in this city
He was accompanied back by Mr.. Lar
son who will spent a couple of weeks
visiting at Morrison and Articoke.
Miss Emma E. Johnson, who has
a position with the Board of Trade a
Minneapolis, arrived Wednesday eve
ming for couple of weeks visit will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A
Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Simons ant
son Richard left Monday morning TO-
a several days. visit in the Twin Cit
les. Mr.. Simons is enjoying a coupl,
of weeks vacation from his duties a.
grain sampler and went to Minneapo
lis to attend a meeting of the grain
ASSOCIATION.
Miss Bertha Thorpe returned
home last Saturday from Minneapolis
where she has spent the past month
with her mother, Mrs. l.. o. Thorpe
who is i'll at hospital at that place
Mrs. Thorpe expects to leave the hos
pital the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sea of Kea1
ney, Neb., left Monday after a week.
visit with Mr.. Seas sister, Mrs. Al
bert Lundquist and family who re
sides west of Svea. On their return
they will visit at Dawson, MINI
Sioux City and Lincoln.
Miss Frances Havlena of Minot
N. D., is visiting today with her frien'
Miss Myrtle Olson. She is enrout
home from the Pence Tour which wa
| in progress thru the State of Michigan
and the Great Lakes last week an
u which just closed.