Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11

Minneapolis on Saturday for a two
weeks visit
Miss Esther Hedeen had her tonsils
removed on Saturday by DR.. Harlow
Hanson.
Mrs. Oscar Larson of Willmar was
here on Saturday at the home of her
uncle, Benjamin Bredberg
William Christie. Frank Beckstead
and DR.. Roberts took in the ball game
between Osakis and ST. Paul at Osakis
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ingvald Hanson of Arc
lander and Mr.. and Mrs. torset and
children of ST. James visited with
friends at New London on Monday
The Martin Egerstrom family who
are occupying cottage at Green Lake
called at the Ed kambestad home on
Wednesday. Mrs Kambestad accom-
panied them on their return and visited
there the following day.
The Misses Margaret and Olga And
erson of Atwater and Adeline Thorne of
Appleton, Adelaide Eckman and Ger
vaise Covell are occupying the Otto
| Markell cottage at Norway Lake this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peterson returned
to their home at Underwood, N. D. on
| Thursday after an extended visit with
| relatives in New London and vicinity.
| They were accompanied by their niece
| Miss Jessie Lawson who will spend the
| winter at Underwood.
AT the school board meeting Saturday
| night, Miss Lila Olson was elected first
grade teacher and Peter Rose, janitor.
The date set for the opening of school
was the second Monday in Sept. the 18th
Miss Lila Olson is entertaining two
friends. Miss M1lie Burglund of Nelson,
Mimi, and Miss Bess Williamson of St.
Cloud. The party including Miss Clara
Nelson are spending the week at the
| Johnson "A Andrew
The Misses Grace and Frances Daily
of Hanley Falls are guests of Miss
Alice Lund this week.
Dr. and Mrs G. A. Newman and
daughter, Miss Lolita of Saltwater ar
rived On Sunday for their annual outing
They came via auto from ST. Peter
where they have made arrang ements
for Miss Lolita's entering Gustavus
Adolphus College next month. She will
make up a party to visit Itasca State
Park the last of this week.
Mrs. Emil Thorne who left for
Princeton on Monday was rendered a
very pleasant surprise Friday af-
ternoon by fifteen of her intimate
friends. The party was arranged by
Mrs. Erick Hedeen and was given at
her home where a buffet luncheon was
served and the afternoon spent socially
AS gift of remembrance they made up
a purse of SIS.
The Misses Grace Knott and Cena
Stob and Harry Boersma~ and Roy Knott
of Raymond were guests of Chester and
Miss Alice Lund at the Monsoon cottage
at Lake Andrew on Sunday.
On Tuesday night of last week the
fire alarm was turned in at about ten
o'clock. 1t proved to be no more serious
| matter tho than the back-firing OF
Richard Batterberrys auto and the igni-
ton of overflow gasoline which made a
scarey looking blaze for the moment.
Among the several last Sunday auto
disasters was one in the vicinity of New
London. A Willmar- with two occu.
pants was making a bad curve on the
Lake Andrew road near the ]. A. Hal.
vorson farm, and turned turtle in the
ditch by the waysde. The lady driving
was seriously injured, but neither party
fatally. The Drs. Hanson dressed tn,
wounds vt, the New London hospital
and the patients were able to be take1
to Willmar that night. The damaged
car was repaired at Gustafson Bros tn,
next day and all concerned feel mos
fortunate in the very narrow escap,
they had.