Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-04-21
IRVING

IRVING
Irving, April 13-Mrs. Nichol label
Thorson, nee Mabel Peterson, left last
week for Canada to meet her husband
who has gone there before. She was
accompanied by her brother-in-law, ALI
Thorson who also has land in Canada.
The best wishes are extended to them
from their many relatives and friends.
Dagney Thorson left for New Lon
don last week to continue her Dress
making trade at Mary Peterson's Dress
making parlors of that place.
The news reached us that Miss Nell
lie Nelson was married the first of
April to Oscar Syvertson of George
Vile. Congratulations and best wishes
are extended.
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Larson from
North Dakota came to o. T. Emersons
on Good Friday. Mrs. Larson is known
in Irving as Inga Emerson. They will
spend a couple Of weeks visiting with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ole Nelson is on the sick list.
Hope for her speedy recovery.
Miss Clara Earsley Of Raymond has
accepted the position as grammar
teacher in District 81 for the coming
term provided there is an eight months
term.
DR.. Pilon and Conrad Peterson were
the only ones of our military men in
this community who brought home
Europeon wives. Mrs. Pilon is from
France and Mrs. Peterson is from Eng
land.
Jennie and Clara Sunde visited with
the Walter Olson family on Monday
forenoon before Clara boarded the train
for the State Normal at St. Cloud
Lawrence Olson who has been very
sick is improving very nicely but his
mother is now on the sick list. Hope
for her speedy recovery.
A farewell gathering was held at the
home of Lloyd Rudd on Christ Benson
farm Tuesday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Emmerson and child
rem. Their many friends came with
their lunch baskets and afterwards a
sum of money was given them an q
token Of love. The Emerson family
La Port The wishes of their many
friends is that they may prosper and
feel at home in their new place.
Arnold Daniel fhorson was granted
an excuse from school in Dist 81 on
account of the work at home.
Evelyn Berkness returned from her
home at Willmar last Sunday evening
to resume her school duties in Dist. 81.
| She came by auto and stated that the
road from Willmar was very good.
Sophus Susag was New London
caller last week.
The c. Christensen family and Ellen
Norbastad spent few days at the Ole
G. Orson home last week.
The teacher of District % spent hel
| Easter vacation at her home.
! Chas Siebreny is appointed treasurer
of the town of Roseville. A, M. Hal
the former treasurer is moving to an
| other place.
S. o. Susag returned home las
Thursday after a few weeks absenc,
from home having visited congrega
tons at Racine, Chicago and Milwau
kee and St. Paul Park.
Mrs. P. J. Jacobson left for Wilma
last Thursday where she will remai
for a few days under doctors care
Her many friends sincerely wish tina
she will soon be strong again.
Christ Emerson was taken sick tn
first of the week. Hope for his earl
recovery.
K J. Thorson and son Ditmar we1
Paynesville callers last Thursday.
H. c. Hanson went to New Londo
last week to have his car repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Susag of MINI
apolis had their baby buried at tn
Lakewood cemetery of that place tn
9Th of April. They have the sympz
thy Of all their friends in their b
reavement.
Palmer Sukkasson and his fathe
|
There is much talk about good road
If all the tobacco users would gu
their tobacco and use that money
| pay for the roads we would soon haV
paved roads all over.
Albin Larson. who has been visitin
with his father-in-law o. T. Emerso
for a couple of weeks left for his HON
in North Dakota last Saturday. HI
wife and baby will stay a little 1onge
They had not been in this communit
for three years so their many frined
were glad to see them
The family of Christ Emerson wei
delayed in moving to La Port bein
Mr. Emerson was taken very sick
Word was received from Mr.. an
Mrs. Conrad Peterson, who went =,
Duluth. that they arrived safely an
Mr. Peterson is employed with
plumbing company of that place.
P. ]. Jacobson went to Willmar las
Saturday to be with his wife who W.
operated on at the Willmar Hospita
o. B. Thorson. and J. ]. JacobsO
were Willmar callers last Sunday.
Reuben Anderson of Willmar Gale
at the home Of H. c. Hanson last SUI
day.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Anderson, n,
Martha Jacobson: are the happy pa
ents of two girls born to them la,
week. All is we'll under the circun
all their friends.
Mrs. o. T. Ring arrived In Hawi<
last Saturday and conducted Gosp
services at S. A.. ;Susag,s on Sunds
forenoon. :. 49,;
> Many from this. community attendl
- the farewell party at Hawick ApI
10th given in honor OF. "A. M. Hall Al
family. Mr.. Hall leaves his position ,
cashier Of the Hawick State Bank Al
goes to another place. Lunch VI
served and set Of silverware ",
presented them and q sum Of mon.
was given to their daughter, shirle
: The BEST wishes goes with them
~ their new hom0. Sorry To zee than r