Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-04-28
The Ladies' Aid of the Zion church

The Ladies' Aid of the Zion church
met at Nels Salbreck's last Wednes-
day.
Emma Peterson is home on a short
STAY with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
War Jefferson. She has been working
in Duluth.
The Hawick Creamery had their reg
ular monthly business meeting at o.
w. Olson's last Tuesday afternoon.
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Norris are having an attack of the
mea isles.
Phoebe Jacobson is not attending
school on account of her mothers ILL
ness
T;ffie Gibson of svea visited few
The Hawick Creamery Association
had to ship the butter by express last
week being they could not send it by
freight.
Alfred Thompson from Minneapolis
spent some time at his home last week.
Adolph Seeland was busy grinding
feed for his neighbours last Thursday.
Peter ULYSSES Hanson now of Min
n NJ was s. seen in paynesville last
au sr a5o is wGc Saryad of f. c f5
Civil War, and had his home years
ago in town Of Roseville. Peter Ulys-
ses served as an aviator in the World
War. but is at present travelling sales
man for his father, Henry Hanson, who
is employed in the Granite Monument
business of Minneapolis.
A party of young people were en-
tertained at the home Of H. w. Ped
erson's last Thursday evening. Lunch
was served and the time was spent in
social way.
Ole Whittier bought some seed wheat
from Edward Sunde last week.
John Lind Nelson was sick last week
unable to be out but at this writing is
nearly we'll again.
| Friday to take home his daughter, Jen-
ME and Esther Christensen, who are
attending the high school there:
Sophus ,Susag and Conrad Thorson
The roads were very bad after the
rain. Arthur Christianson got stuck
in a mud hole with his car, coming
home from the Senior Glass play on
pulled out.
Mrs. T. J. jacobson returned home
from the Willn1ar Hospital last Friday
and is getting along nicely. Her many
friends and relatives are very glad to
| see her home again.
Conrad Hanson and Palmer Thorson
spent last sunday at their respective
An old lady of Kandiyohi county:
April at the age of one hundred years
fnever had the service of a doctor and
was confined to her bed only for two
days. There are not many that obtain
| such an age these days.
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VIM. Galanter of Paynesville extend
their hearty congratulations, being that
baby girl is added to that family.
Stella Sunde, saleslady of Paynes-
vile visited at home last Sunday.
A double silver wedding was held at
the home of Bernt Hanson's last Sun
day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs B. Han
son and Mrs and Mrs. H. c: Hanson.
The two Hansons are brothers. 1t
rained all day so the crowd was not so
large as it would have been if the
weather had been favorable, but about
IS in all were gathered together Eliza
beth Peterson of Minneapolis played
the piano and Anna Hanson and Dagney
Thorson sang two songs. Michael Ped
erson and Mrs. H. A. Hendricks each
gvae a talk for the occasion. A boun,
tlous lunch was served and sum of
money was given to the couples. P. /.
jacobson acted as POSTMASTER. The
best wishes for. a happy future are ex-
tended from their many friends and
relatives.
Title Beck visited at J. B. Johnson's
last Sunday.