Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-11
IRVING

Irving, Feb. 9-Ivar Peterson has
been collecting telephone dues.
Monday Of last week was great
day for farmers bringing live stock
and hogs to Paynesville.
The doctor was called to Erick o.
sons, being that one Of the teachers
Of District "a was very i'll.
Edward Sunday and family were
entertained at j. B. Johnson's on Sun
day, February LIST, and Jennie Sunde
visited with the Johnson's for few
days last week.
The Ladies Aid of the Nordland
church met at the home of Martin Ev-
erson's last Wednesday.
John Dahlhang was up to H. A.
Hendricks and repaired his windmill
last week on Tuesday.
| Severt Seeland was a Paynesville
caller last Tuesday.
Goldie Susag who attends the Nor
NAL school at St. Cloud, visited with
friends and relatives in Minneapolis
for two days the latter part Of last
month.
l.. NJ Hawby visited with the Ed
ward and Peter Sunde families last
week.
Governor Burnquist has been sick
with the FLU
Jennie Norlie who has been sick
is improving very nicely.
John Dah1hang went to Paynesville
on business last week On Wednesday.
Mrs. Theodore Olson visited with
the Seeland family last Thursday.
Mrs. O. W. Olson attended the Lad
les Aid of the Methodist church last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
John Blakely.
Gilbert Peterson, Karl Thorson and
John Jones had some wood sawed
last week by the Stromme saving rig.
The Catholic priest from Sank Cen
ire visited Miss Kennedy, the sick prim-
airy teacher Of Dist. "a at Erick Olson's
OLAF Christopherson is doing chores
for Sophus Susag while the latter has
his ten days vacation in Minneapolis.
Jennie Sunde returned from her
visit at J. B. Johnson's last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Rufsvold enter
tanned company last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Jacobson's enter
tanned some of their neighbor friends
at dinner last Friday evening. Covers
were laid for 10 and the evening was
| spent in a social way
| People of the community seem to be
very satisfied with the plan for the
State road to be changed from Spicer
to Hawick. It is pleasing to all who
have the welfare of the community
in view and not personal gain.
Emma Olson of Carpio, N. Dak., is
still very poorly.
Maybe it would be better to avoid
the neighbors are sick with the flu.
| T rt tot
at dinner last Sunday
Sophus Susag returned from Mimi
eapolis last Monday.
Mabel, the oldest daughter of Gil
bert Peterson, is sick.
The teachers of District 81 took
trip to New London between trains
last Saturday and in the evening they
gave an ice cream social for their
friends at the home of H. G.. Hanson
Conrad and Palmer Thorson exper-
fenced tipover on their way from
Paynesville Saturday afternoon. No
thing seriously happened.
The Alexander Nelson family are
sick with the flu. Mrs. Dahlhang and
| Mrs Hartvig Hanson take turns in
| taking care of them.
School in Paynesville reopened last
week on Monday but are closed again
this week and churches and other
public places are also closed.
The two youngest children of Gil
bert Peterson were taken sick last
| Saturday evening"
! Lena Nelson who is attending the
Oak Grove Seminary of Fargo, N. D.,
wrote home and said that there were
! some cases of sickness there and
three had died, but she was well.
The month of February this year
has five Sundays and that has hap
pened only thirteen times in the last
400 years.