Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-04-07


tives here.
Ed. Johnson has purchased the
building next door west of the Geo.
Roetzer meat market from J. H.
Strong.
P ]. Gallea spent a couple OF days
at New London last week.
The Easter program at the Method
list church last Sunday was good
success and there was large crowd
in attendance.
A. w. Johnson spent last Thursday
on business in the Twin Cities.
Winifred Bousman and Louis A.
Frye spent their vacation at their
homes at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Bernard Holm returned this
afternoon from a visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carlson at
! Willmar.
Herman Swenson. who is travelling
for a Minneapolis firm, spent Sunday
at his home in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Johnson re-
! turned to Minneapolis Monday morn
| ing where the former attends the
| American Business College.
! Miss Jessie Mcclure spent the
| Easter vacation at her home in Litch-
| field.
Sanford Nelson, who fractured his
left ankle about a month ago, was
| in this village last Monday. He has
| the aid of crutches. Mr.. Nelson re-
| sides southwest of here.
Albert Hyden of tennessee Neft
| Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with friends in the Twin Cities.
Roland Lindemeier of st. Cloud
arrived Saturday evening for visit
with relatives and friends.
| George Freeman of Dassel spent
| the weekend visiting at the D. F.
Senechal home.
| Miss Helen Peterson returned to
| Tintah last Sunday evening.
Arthur licensing of St. Paul visit
| ed at the Fred Lindemeier home from
Saturday until Monday.
| Miss Ruth E. Anderson spent the
Paul.
| Louis Lawson spent Friday and
| Saturday at New London.
Miss lone Brechet spent the vaca-
| ton at her home at Minneapolis.
! Miss Hilda Iverson returned Sun
day evening from a couple Of days
visit at Litchfeld.
| Robert Anderson of Willmar spent
Sunday visiting here.
Martin Peterson of Minneapolis
spent Easter visiting in this village.
Mr. and Mrs. c.. o. Peterson return
ed this afternoon after a visit at the
Geo. Boyle home at Granite Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pemberton of
Minneota visited last week with Mrs.
Pembertin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Johnson at Diamond Lake.
Miss Gertrude Senechal returned
to the St. Cloud Normal this after
noon.
Miss Josephine Whitcomb who teach.
es at Slayton, spent the vacation at
her home in this village.
Miss Lucille Johnson of Harrison
returned to the St. Cloud Normal
Monday.
Elsie Hendrickson arrived Friday
from Chokio to spend the Easter
vacation at her home in this village.
Mrs. Arthur Johnston returned to
Pennock Friday after a visit at the
z. V. Johnston home.
Paul Lentz, who has had position
at the depot, has been transferred
to Hancock.
Miss Bessie Johnston left last Fri.
day for visit at the Arthur Johns
ton home at Pennock.
Fred Stenberg of Raymond visited
over Sunday at the VIM. Peterson
home
There was large attendance at the
services at the Swedish Lutheran
church last Sunday. This was the
first preaching that Rev. M. LeVan
der has done since his illness.
Misses Adeline and Irene Feig re
turned Friday from visit at the
H. G.. Feig home at Raymond.
Miss Ruth Guldt spent the vacation
at Lake City.
Hjalmar Jacobson collided last
Sunday evening in the southern part
of town with J. J. Johnson, who
was driving a buggy. The johnson
family was in the buggy but forum
ately nobody was hurt One whee
of the buggy was smashed. The
at the c. M. Carlson home two miles
south of town.
The two year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Westerman of Actor
township strayed away from home
about sunset last Wednesday even
ing. Several searching parties were
sent out but in vain to find the girl
About two-thirty o'clock the mex
morning a large number went on
from Atwater. The girl was fount
about four O'Clock the next morning
near the Anton Renno place which
is about two miles from her home
The dog belonging to the Westermal
people was of great assistance ii
finding the lost child. When foun,
she was sound asleep.
HARRISON GERMAN LUTHERAN
F. c. Rathert, Pastor.
Services Sunday at 10000 a. m.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN.
M. LeVander, pastor.
Sunday school next Sunday at two
Services at three.