Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
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Nov 15th-Sumner Glader left last
. Monday morning for business trip
to Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Brown entertained a few
ladies at her home last Monday after
noon.
J. H. Strong left last Monday morn
ing for the twin Cities
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Holm and son
Gerald left last Saturday for an over
Sunday visit at Willmar.
Miss Marion Lund returned Mon
day afternoon after a few days visit
at her home
Mrs. Chas. Holmberg spent Tues
home south of town.
Mrs. Erick Engwall returned home
last Friday after few days visit with
relatives in the twin cities.
Arthur G. Anderson returned home
from Minneapolis last Saturday even.
ing after few days stay.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Lunduuist and
children left Saturday for Alexandria
for an over Sunday visit with Mr.
LundQuist's mother.
On Monday of last week occurred
the marriage of Miss Mabel Stranberg
and Mr.. Oscar Rossell. The couple
were quietly married at the Swedish
Lutheran parsonage here by Rev. M.
LIE Wander. The attendants were
Miss Lille Rossell, a sister of the
groom, and Fred Hallbom. After the
ceremony a wedding dinner was SER
we'd, only the immediate relatives be-
ing present. The newly married cOu-
pie are highly esteemed young people
of this vicinity and their many friends
will wish for them a long and happy
life together
Mr. and Mrs August Hanson left
last week for Long Beach Calf,
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Hilda Kleberg left Saturday
for few days visit at Kandiyohi.
The American Legion assisted by
the sixth, seventh and eighth grades
of the school, gave very interesting
program at the Lyric last Thursday
evening. 1t was we'll attended.
Plans have been made for the or
ganizing of an Eastern Star Chapter
in Atwater. A number of ladies met
at the home of Mrs. 1ngvald Anderson
last Friday evening to perfect the ar
rangements. A number of ladies here
are members of Willmar and they will
transfer their membership to this
organization. ''The Salter Chapter"
is the name decided upon for the or
ganization in honor of E. A. D. Salter
of Elk River, member of the Atwa-
ter Masonic order and the only char
ter member living.
Mrs. Victor Nelson and Joe Holm
berg of Willmar spent Saturday af-
ternoon visiting at the Chas. Holm
, berg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallin and Esther
, Jones came up from Minneapolis last
Saturday evening for an over Sun
) day visit at the C. P. Quist home.
: Edwin Lundgren of Raymond
spent the first part of the week visit
ing at his home here.
: Frank Edwards and Miss Marie
Kisinger left Monday morning for a
visit in the cities.
5 Mrs. John Oman returned to her
, home at Minneapolis on Monday after
: few days visit at the Robert Berg
2 strom home.
r Miss Ruth Rik returned to Litch-
Y field Monday morning after an over
Sunday visit at the R. E. Peterson
home.
i Nels Nordstrom left Monday for
Minneapolis where he will take up a
5 business course at the American Blu
2 siness College.
The second lyceum number which
r was held at the Lyric last Tuesday
: evening was attended by a large
: crowd.
Mrs Rev. NJ LeVander entertained
| q few ladies at her home on Tues
; day afternoon.
Mrs Chas A. Swenson and daugh-
: ters Maxine and Gilmore, spent few
days last week visiting in the twin
Il B. S. Covell left last Monday for
f a trip to Iowa.
/ Nels Lundgren spent the first part
: of the week at Raymond.
: S. Swanson spent last Tuesday Wis
iting at Litchfield.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson and
t daughter Frances of Kandiyohi spent
5 Saturday afternoon visiting at the
$ Nels Blomberg home.
| Max Minsker left on Tuesday for
, a business trip to Minneapolis.
: Leroy Edwards and Peter Pauls
motored to St. Cloud Monday.
E. r. Johnson left Tuesday morn
| ing for trip to the cities.
2 Mrs. Peter Defoe returned to her
: home in Minneapolis on Monday af-
ter few days visit with relatives
here
l Henry 1saacson returned home last
Sunday from Minneapolis where he
visited few days.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Linquist spent
: Saturday in Litchfield.
Mrs. Leo. French returned to her
home in Minneapolis on Tuesday af-
ter few days visit with Mrs John
Defoe. Arrangements were made to
take Mrs. Defoe home with her to
spend the winter.
The Geo. Martin family have been
busy the past week moving into the
home which was formerly occupied
by Mrs. John Defoe.
Mrs. Sivert Paulson and two chill
dren spent last Sunday visiting at
the G. A. Stark home here
N. J. Stranberg was Willmar bu-
siness caller last Tuesday.
c. w. Johnson, Ernest Wilson and
Pete Nelson were Willmar business
callers on Monday.
Miss Carrie Nelson and Ida Lind
quist spent Friday afternoon visiting
at the Pete Nelson home.
P. c .Sorby left last Wednesday for
a business trip to the twin cities.
Miss Martha Johnson spent the
week end visiting her sister, Myrtle