Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-13
New London

Was IN Town on Iue6Qay.
Mr.. Peterson was in St. Paul the
latter part of the week looking after
his business interests.
The New London girls attending
the St. Cloud normal spent the week
end at their respective homes.
Mrs. Ole Nelson in her usual hos
pitable manner entertained a number
of her friends at quilting party on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Peter Olson came up from
Willmar on Saturday for short Wis
it with Mrs. Even Erickson.
Miss Edith Ogren returned home
from Minneapolis on Saturday.
1t is reported that Elmer Broberg
has enlisted in the United States ar
my for overseas service.
| Miss Esperance Lawson visited
few days of last week at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Philo Gallea in At
water.
Thomas Amale of Colfax, Wis, ar
rived on Monday to be assistant prin-
cipal at the High School,
| Rev. E. NJ Hanson went to the cit
les on Monday on "a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
The Frank Covell family visited
| Atwater relatives on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kambestad and
little daughter visited on Sunday at
the Ingvald Hanson home in Arctan-
der.
The Farmers Store Co. and the
Farmers Shipping Association each
shipped a carload OF stock to South
St. Paul today.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Coven and little
daughter went to the cities on Thurs
day for few days visit.
! Clarence ChristOphersOn returned
from Maplesgrove last week where he
has been working on the OsseO line.
Mrs Anna Johnson. of kerkhoven
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Per Ost-
lund
Mrs. Erick Hedeen came up on Mon
day from Minneapolis and will re-
turn on Saturday to spend the winter
in the cities with her daughter, Inge-
borg.
The NJ F. Lundquist family and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Will
son and son, Willard, of Minneapolis,
visited on Saturday at the E. o. Giles
ne home in Norway Lake.
Miss Clara Soland went to the cit
; les on Wednesday to find employment
for the winter She was accompanied
by her brother Harry who returned
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Handy of Willmar
were in town on business Saturday
. morning.
Nelin Skie of Dawson visited at his
{: parental home in New London on
!. Tuesday of last week. Maurice Skie
accompanied him on his return to
: find employment at Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson and son
, Willard, Miss Ruth Lundquist and
: Mrs. Hazel Olson drove over from
Minneapolis on Friday to visit until
+ sunday at the M. F. Lundquist home.
Master Robert Van Worst suffered
painful sprain OF his right arm on
Saturday while playing about the
band stand near his home.
The Grand Rapids Review last week
published in the marriage licenses is
sued the names of John O. Nyberg
Of Pennington County to Marie H.
Johnson. The bride is a sister of
.. Peter Johnson, the Standard Oil rep
resentative here.
Miss Lottie Peterson and J. G. Pc
terson went to Atwater on Friday to
attend the funeral Of their friend,
Mrs. P. o. Hall.
Mrs. HarlOWe Hanson returned on
Saturday from Rochester.
The first number of the years Ly-
ceum course is advertised for Oct.
10th when the LaSalle Quartet Of
Male Voices will entertain you. The
course is again in charge of the Sen
:or High School class and deserves
your patronage. Remember, Wednes-
: day, the goth.
Mrs Chas. Peterson and son, Har-
old, will return to Minneapolis on
Wednesday. The Peterson's expect
to return to New London in the near
future to make their home here again.
The many friends of Mrs. Emil o.
son are pleased to know that she is
, at this writing recovering as well as
. could be expected from an operation
s at Warren for tumor. Her brother,
! Elmer Erickson was summoned to be
with his sister during the ordeal.
r The Misses Florence and Winnie
: Halberg and Albert Thimel went to
the cities on Monday, the former to
. be employed there and the two latter
, to attend the Alliance Bible School.
Mrs. E. C. Landaas, Mrs. Ole Dok-
kesven and sons, Oscar and Clifford,
eft via auto today for a weeks visit
! with relatives in Iowa.
The threshers had bit of bad luck
at the John Pride farm last week
? when in the strong wind some OF the
). settings of grain were entirely con-
sumed by fire from the engine
/ The Amund Jacobson family have
/ | arrived in town and have moved into
S their recently purchased home, the
corner John Carlson house.
/ Mr.: and Mrs. Elmer Lundberg and
2 children have moved into the first
] ioor rooms of the John Henjum resi-
dence, just vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
ii Chas. Erickson.
J A sonof. Charles Gustafson, Albin
! Gus. dfsOn, ago II years, died OF b.
erculosis at his Spicer home on We'd
| aesday. The Gustfsons were former
t New London people and sister, Miss
! Minnie, recently spent several win
ters here while teaching rural school.
e The family have the sympathy of
Y their New London friends
D Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson visited at
the c. K. Lund home on Saturday.
i The Larsons have leased their Arc
+ lander farm and will sell their stock
at auction and move to Willnar this
week, where Mr.. Larson will lie en-
t ployed with his brother Friend, and
! 1eighbors rendered the family a. fare
l. we'll surprise party on Sunday when
the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Lund,
| were also in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Butala were SUD.
n denly bereaved on Sunday night by
the death of their baby boy. The lit.
r tie fellow was in his usual good heal
: | tn until Saturday afternoon rhop bo