Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
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New London, March 2Ss-Otto Man
Rell was an over Sunday visitor at
:Willmar.
, Miss lnez Walters was in sWillmar
On Friday and Saturday,.
Elmo Peterson of Watkins was in
town the first of the week.
Albert Th1mel left Saturday for a
visit with relatives in Minneapolis.
The Ole Strand family moved to
their new home in Burbank on Friday.
Wallace Brisbane from. Waseka,
spent the week end at the Peter Bro
berg home.
Miss Dora Lawson visited her sis
ter, Mrs. F. o. Swanson, in Willmar,
from Wednesday to Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. Hazel Olson returned to Min
neapolis Saturday, after weeks Wis
1t at her home here. --
Eric Paulson came in from Sun
berg Wednesday to store his house
hold effects in the Nels HaramOn
cottage.
Mrs. C. K Land entertained on
Friday afternoon for about twelve OF
her friends.
Albert Winblad departed Saturday
for weeks visit in the Cities.
On account Of the bad weather
Thursday night the Seniors Literary
program was postponed until tonight,
(Tuesday)
Rev. E. NJ. Hanson attended meet
ings in Litchdille, North Dakota, last
week.
Mrs. J. A. Nordin and daughter
Hazel. of Minneapolis. have returned
to their home after a weeks visit
here with the formers sister, Mrs.
Ed. Gustafson
Peter G. Johnson and family Of
Hawick, have moved to New London
to take charge of the Standard Oil
Co.'s business here. They occupy
part of the Jordin residence. Hans
Holm, recently in the Standard Oil
employ here, has accepted position
in Minneapolis.
The hotel man Hasserud of Spicer
and last year New Londons hotel
man, sold his property at auction last
Wednesday, and will depart for the
coast country to make his next home
J. S. Christensen of Norway Lake
left Monday for a weeks visit at Red
Wing, with his son. Harvin. and en-
route he will stop in St. Paul on bust
ness.
Chris Wesby came over from Star
buck last Wednesday to spend a day
or two visiting friends in New Lon
don. Chris has lately purchased {
barber shop in Starbuck and he com
bines business with pleasure in this
trip as he is looking for an assistan
- barber. Chris is very popular in New
London and his many friends were
glad to see him and pleased to lear1
of his prosperity.
Mrs. A. N Nicholson was in at
tendance at the District meeting O
League of Women Voters at Will
mar last week. She will report brief
ly at the Civic League on Monda.
night, on the various splendid ad
dresses made before the convention
We note with regret that the distric
meetings like the National conven
ton at Chicago, just closed, finds it
self unable to keep out of politics
altho the League was pledged to b.
non partisan.
Peter Ogren ended his clerkshi
at the Big Store on Saturday, and de
parted on Monday for Prescott, Wis
to take charge of confectioner,
business there, recently bought TO
hi1 by Nancy -Ogren, VINO is traV
cling salesman. We wish the Ogren'
.. we'll in their new work.
~~ The ]. H. Neer heirs have thi
spring renewed their offer of $50
berg Point" to the village of Ne1
London, for a natural park. The git
we'll be in the nature of a memoria
to the deacesed, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
Neer, and an approach to the sam
will also be donated. 1t is hoped on
council will take favorable action O
the matter at it's next meeting. Sc
dom is public bequest made SO a
q together gratuitously, no purchas
price whatever is asked and no RI
quirement is made of the public, e.
cept the reasonabl request that W