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

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Nov. 22nd-Mrs. A. R. Carlson went
to St. Paul on Friday.
L. E. Covell was an over Sunday
visitor with his family in the cities.
Mrs. Ida Lund departed for St. Paul
on Saturday. - J.
J.. R. Brandey of St. Cloud is act,
ing. as temporary section foreman
now.
Miss Hattie Monsoon left for Min
neapolis on Saturday.
Agent Nelson reports especially |
heavy shipments of poultry from this |
station to help supply the Thanks |
giving trade. -, /
Magne Monson has spent the past
week reducing real monarch of the
forest primeval. The shade tree on
his lawn had served it's time and
purpose and finally yields several
cords of wood.
:. Miss Dora Lawson will spend the
Thanksgiving with her brothers and
sister at Willmar
Elmer Erickson has been arranging
American Legion affairs here and will
return to Chicago this week.
The Civic League is indebted to
Lake Andrew friends this week for
contribution of waste paper for bal
ing.
Mrs. T. o: Gilbert, Mrs. John John
son, Miss Mabel Dahline and Harry
Anderson, all of Willmar, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. K. Lund and Mr. and Mrs.
w. S. Craiger of this village, were
guests of Mr., and Mrs. C. B. Sven
son on Sunday.
Mrs. Philo Gallea and two little
daughters returned to Atwater Thurs
! day after a weeks visit at the T. J.
Lawson home.
Oscar Solum, Martin Larson and
Erick Erickson went to Foley on Sat-
urday to hunt big game.
Mrs. Erick Dahlberg of Colfax
spent Friday to Monday with her son
Seymour Dahlberg and his family.
Carl GundersOn visited Minneapo-
lis relatives last week.
Mrs. Harlow Hanson will enter
tain the Civic League at a social eve
ming on Wednesday of this week.
| Manley Ogren who is employed by
the Witte Auto Radiator Co. was at
home here last week.
| Peter Broberg and Melvin Van
Worst were at. Isle, Minnesota, on blu.
siness from Wednesday to Friday.
The ladies of the Norwegian Ladies
Aid society will hold their annual
bazaar on the evening of Thanksgiv
ing Day.
Minnie Ihlang gave dozen: or more
d9her friends merry party on Tues
day Of last week when she celebrated
1*her thirteenth birthday.
william Rose Of the City Meat
Market has purchased the vacant cor
ner lot west of the Mrs. Chas Thorne
residence =
Mrs. Frank Covell and Mrs. A. E
Olson pleasantly entertained large
party of their friends at the Covel
home on Friday afternoon. TIL,
guests enjoyed dainty buffet lunch
con and social afternoon at thi
hospitable home.
Messrs. Hermicke and O'Brien O
the Great Northern Hotel dissolve,
, partnership Tuesday of last week an,
: the latter named may go into Wash
T ington territory to work for the: Witt
Auto Radiator Co. They are at pres
ent living at the Augusta Odland home
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermicke will continu
the management of the Hotel here.
| The County Nurse, Miss Imsdahl
| gave short talk on her work to
small audience at the High schoo
| Assembly on Thursday evening. Sh
will return to New London early il
the following month and again ad
dress the parents and teachers at tn
High School building. All parents an
teachers are accordingly urged t.
watch for the date and attend if in
rterested in public health problems
II Mr.. and Mrs Arthur 1hlang hav
moved to New Richmond, Wisconsin
and are employed at large Sanita1
ium there Mrs. Oliver Larson vii
| occupy the Ihlangs Minneapolis apart
ments for the coming winter seaso]
to keep house there for her grandson
Albert and Oliver, who departed o.
Monday. The former to enter a bus
: ness college and the latter to cor
, tinue High School work.
~ John Young has bought from G..
Halvorson the property known as tn
old hotel building near, the forme
J.. Fl. Neer home and is tearing
down and building himself a goo(
neat house out of the salvage, nea
the Borgeson cement works at tn
tracks. The removal of the old hote
shacks will undoubtedly be the occs
sion for the Strengthening Of the ba
curve in the Irving road at tina
n point.
| The Thanksgiving vacation at~th
school will continue from Wednesda
| noon to Tuesday of next week. Tn
! various teachers will spend their v;
cation as follows: Miss Bystrom a
. Tyler, Miss Lundberg at Clara Cit,
/ Miss Peterson at Candy, Miss Peach
at Minneapolis, Miss Hanson, Mis-
| Olson and Mr.. Amble will remain
] New London, Mr.. McNiven at St. Pau
II Martin Swenson went to Garretsol
| s.. D., on Friday to remain for som,
time
II Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hager and bah
OF kerkhoven visited at Lewis Eel
| mans recently on their return fro1
Minneapolis where specialists ha
operated upon their little three yea
old daughter for congenital disloc;
/ ton of the hips. The little one 4
placed in plaster or paris cast i
which she must be kept for sever;
months. The experience is hard bot
/ for the child and the sympatheti
4 parents who of course feel that he
health is worth any price. 7z,s-
i The Karishon Candy sale at tn
school was a big success financial,
After expenses are paid the girls e:
pect to clear about SIT to be used f.
the camp treasury.
The Aurora Literary Society wa
! recognized for the school term O
Wednesday. Officers elected were
| president, Alice Markell, vice pres
II dent Emma Christensen Sacrafar p,