Willmar tribune., 1920-03-03


took patient to Willmar last Satur-
day evening who escaped from the
State Hospital on Friday. The patient
! was found in Lake Elizabeth township.
Jens P. Larson left today for a visit
with his son, Herbert Larson and
family at Minneapolis.
Rev. M. LeVander who was recently
i'll with the "f1u", is still unable to sit
up and he will probably be confined
to his bed for another three weeks.
We all wish Rev. LeVander a speedy
recovery.
Gustaf Porter has sold the house
and lot of the late John Porter to Ben
Holm. The deal was made thru the
Atwater Land Co.
Howard Bartlett arrived from Min
neapolis today for visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Hiding Schmidt and her sister,
Miss Essie Olson of Grove City visited
at the Frank Danielson home this af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Parsley spent
Monday afternoon visiting relatives
and friends at Willmar.
Jay Lipsit has returned from Kandi-
yohi where he had charge of the Kan
diyohi Produce Co. business The
produce has been sold and VIM. Arne-
son is the new manager.
Theodore Swenson was a Willmar
caller on business between trains last
Saturday.
D. F. senechal returned last week
from trip to the Twin Cities.
Otto Bach of Cokato was in this vii
| lage on business this afternoon. He
sold his farm last fall torF c. Wittner
from the state of Iowa who he is ex-
pecting this week to arrive to take
charge of the farm.
Mrs. VIM. Moll left last Saturday
for visit at St. Cloud.
Miss Ella Redin of Grove City is
assisting at the Rev. LeVander home
during the illness of Rev. and Mrs. M.
| LIE Wander.
! The Misses Iva Bomsta and Mildred
Skoglund of Willmar were Atwater
visitors this afternoon.
John L. Olson returned last Satur-
day from business trip to Clara City.
Einar Ericsson of Willmar arrived
today for a visit at the Peter Hallbom
home in Harrison township.
Henry Issacson left this afternoon
for business trip to Willmar and
Kandiyohi.
Rev. Fred Stromberg spent Monday
afternoon at Litchield.
Mrs. w. N. Davis of Willmar visited
at the Geo. Roetzer home last Satur-
day and Sunday.
John Jones from Canada, cousin of
Geo. F. Jones, visited in this village
last week. He was called to Mime
sofa because of the death of his sister,
Anna Jones. who died at MINNEAPOLIS.
The Jones family was formerly of this
village.
Harry Nelson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Nelson of this village is seriously
i'll at hospital at Litchfield. He was
operated on week ago for appendi.
citis but was forced to undergo anoth.
er operation couple of days ago.
Edward Feig, who recently had a
sale of his live stock and farm mach.
1nery in Harrison, has moved to this
village with his family and are oc
cupying 1.-The Geo. Roetzer residence
which they have rented.
Victor T. Peterson made a business
trip to Litchfeld today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson spent
Sunday visiting at the Geo. Martin
home west of this village.
Alfred Bomsta and family have NOV
ed onto the Per Olson farm in Lake
Elizabeth township.
Odin Johnson of Thorpe returned
today from several days. visit al
Willmar. y
VIM. Rieff will have a public sale
on his farm in section 10, town o1
Harrison next Monday, March 9Th
He has sold his farm. Mr.. Rien has
resided in Harrison township for the
past fifty years. After the sale, Mr.
and MrB. Rien leave for trip &