Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-07-28

camp as a National Guard Reserve.
Mrs. Fugelberg of Minneapolis, for
merly, Mrs. P. A. Brogren Of New
London, was in town last week. She
was recently married at the home OF a
sister at Nevis where she visited.
Mrs. Emil Olson Of Thief River
Falls was honored on Tuesday by a
luncheon given for her. by Mrs. NJ F.
LundQuist.
Frank Van Worst of Paynesville was
in town Tuesday of last week arrang-
ing for the delivery of the Royal Ann
cherries of Washington which he now
handles by the carload lots.
Mrs. Fred Monson and Mrs. Ida
Lund with their families are spend
ing the week at the MOnson cottage
on Lake Andrew, where they are host
esses also to Mr. and Mrs E. E. Law
son of Willmar
Sam Lungstrom returned to his bus
mess here from Appleton on Sunday.
Lester Thorne has been in charge of
THE Boston, for him during the past
| week.
Emil GRANDSON and family of Cass
Lake autoed to New London Saturday
| to visit for a week with his mother
| Mrs. Jno. Amundson. Mr.. GRANDSON is
State Grain Inspector at Cass Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Berg of Sun
| burg and Miss Hulda Hager of Port
| land, Ore, visited in New London
! Saturday. They were accompanied on
their return home by Miss Edith Eek
man who will spend few days with
them. Miss Hager will leave on Tues
day for New York to make trip to
Sweden where she will spend six
months with her parents.
| Mrs. Louis Larson and son, Donald,
| daughter Bernice, and niece, Mrs.
Ruby Rudd, all Of Minneapolis, are
spending the month with Mrs. Lar
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Bredberg.
Miss Hulda Hanson returned Mon
day from a few days visit in the city
with her sister, Miss Dora.
Miss Eunice Broberg accompanied
the John Anderson family to Mime
apolis Thursday on their return trip
to Barron, Wisconsin. Miss Margu-
erite Baylor returned to New London
with Miss Eunice on Saturday, to
visit at the Broberg home a few days.
Mrs. Frank Rose and Mrs. Ole Mel
son were hostesses to a large after
noon party at the Nelson home on
Friday. The time was spent socially
and a most elaborate buffet luncheon
was served to the thirty or more
guests. Mrs Anna Thorson of Nor
way Lake was a guest of the day and
assisted in serving the large party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ]. Vickner of
Seattle, Washington, were Monday
guests of last week at the C. M. Law
son and J. G.. Peterson homes. They
were enroute from Graceville to St.
Peter visiting relatives. Mrs. Wick
| ner was formerly Bertha Almen Of
this place. Prof. Vickner is professor
| of languages in the University Of
| Washington.
DR.. Myron Cramer and Miss Alber-
| tina GundersOn gave their many friends
here real surprise on Wednesday of
last week when they departed for
Minneapolis where they were quietly
married. They will make their home
at Worthington, where the DR.. has a
good dental practice. Miss Albertina
| was raised and educated in New Lon
| don and vicinity. She was employed
for a time at the local hospital and
finished her training for her profess
sion of nurse. at a Minneapolis hospi-
tai, since which time she has worked
| III VIC City DIS d SpcCldl IL VI SC. ouc 10
young lady of rare merit and num-
bers everyone among her friends. Dr.
Cramer practiced his profession in
New London for year or more and
in that short time made large circle
of friends, all of whom congratulate
him on the lady of his choice. The
good wishes of the community go with
these young people to their new home.
|
LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH
New London:- confirmation
class will meet Saturday at 9 a. m.
Services will be held Sunday Aug
ust 1st, at 3 p m.
The Ladies' Aid meets Thursday
with Mrs. SEVERED.
Gausdal: Services Sunday, Aug
ust LIST, at 10:30 a. m.
The Confirmation class of Gausdal
will meet at the parsonage Thursday
forenoon at 9 a. m.
Nordland: The confirmation class
! will meet Friday at a. m.