Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-13
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Oct. 11-Etlsworth Blakely living
near D. Kellys had the misfortune of |
having his house partly DESTROYED by
fire the Attn OF Oct The fire was eau
sed by the explosion of a kerosene
stove. Mr.. Blakeleys limbs were
burned. Mr.. Jeter, man, from Paw
nesville happened to see the blaze
and aided the unfortunate man in
saving his life. He was taken to the
Paynesville Hospital.
Dagney Thorson and Lottie Christ
enson helped at Susags during the
threshing.
Mrs. Oluf Johnson and baby of
New London are visiting at the J. B,
Johnson home.
Mrs. Bertha Howey, nee Bertha
Anderson, and baby boy.-who have
been visiting for some time with her
mother, Mrs. l. J. Anderson, left last
Thursday for her home in St. Paul,
accompanied by her sister, Olive, who
also had been visiting at the home
for some time.
Mrs. Oluf Christensen and her sis
ter-in-laW, Little, visited in District
20 where Jennie Johnson is teaching.
There was no school in District 81
Thursday on account of the teacher
attending the convention at St. Cloud.
Theresa Highstrom of Willmar Wis
tied with the K. J. Thorson family
| from Saturday until Tuesday of last
| week.
The Ladies Aid of the Zion church
met at the home of Anton Doe last
| Friday afternoon.
One man of the Peterson threshing
crew had his hand hurt last Wed
nesday and on Thursday morning he
got his foot badly crushed under the
separator wheel. He was taken to his
home.
! O. B. and K. ]. Thorson left for
Willmar last Monday and returned on
! Friday afternoon.
Erick Orn Of the Baptist church
preached in the Free Mission chapel
last Sunday.
Clara Sunde who is teaching in
District rs Stearns county spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at her home here.
Stella Sunde, saleslady at the Gal
anter store of Paynesville, spent last
Sunday at home.
Hannah Peterson left for Minneap-
oils last Monday to take up a course
at the Minnesota Business College at
that place.
Dewey Peterson left last Monday
for the Agricultural school at st.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Peterson enter
tanned company last Saturday.
Adolph Seeland was a Paynesville
caller on Thursday of last week.
Clarence LeSuer who enlisted in the
army three years ago returned re-
Gently from France.
l.. H. Mack and Edna Emerson
were married last Wednesday even
ing. Edna is the daughter OF O. T.
Emerson and is a popular young lady
OF Irving. The best wishes are ex-
tended for long and happy married
life from all their relatives and
friends
Lena M. M. Nelson entertained a
few of her friends at the J. P. Nelson
home last Thursday evening. The
occasion was her 18th birthday. Jen-
nie and Stella Sunde were among
those from Paynesville who attended.
Jim Hanks had his clover thresh-
ed last week.
Alvina Borsheim was helping with
the work at J. P. Nelson's during the
threshing.
The Wendtlandt, Mantz and Susag
families with Miss Cussner and Arlo
| Nebring we're entertained to dinner
at the Chas. Liebreny cottage at Lake
Koronis last Sunday.
A number of people from Willmar
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Susag
last Sunday afternoon. A sum of mo-
ney was given to them as a remembr
ance of the occasion. Lunch was ser
we'd to about 27 guests All reported
good time
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Hanson went tC
Willmar last Sunday morning.