Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-01

Miss Mamie Nelson spent Thurs
day and Friday visiting in the twin
Cities. ~. ,,, ss.e7z,, -,:4
Get our prices on furnaces work be.
fore closing deal. HoasIund Hard
ware-Adv. tt. " E. - -
Mr., and MRS. Mike Downs spent
Thursday visiting at the Mrs. Tom
Nelson home at Spicer. @@A
Miss Lilly Lindberg arrived on !
Wednesday from St. Cloud to spend
Thanksgiving at her home here.
buy Christmas Seals I
IRVING Co.,
November 29th-Mr. and Mrs. Adolf |
phi Seeland entertained company on
Tuesday. ~. |
Arthur Christianson is sick with
the measles. He is the eighth one
in that family who has had that dis
ease. J.. ..,...s
The general call on the telephone
was heard last Tuesday the 23rd. The
message was given that the sHawick
Creamery was on fire and help was
called for. Everyone who could, res
pended to the calls but the creamery
burned to the ground and also the
ice house.
Goldie Susag spent her. Thanksgiv-
| ing vacation at Wendell, MINI.
John Sunde was a Paynesville cal
Ter last Wednesday evening. ~4
Clara, Agnes and Laura Arithson
from Willmar came by train to Haw-
lex last Wednesday to spend their
Thanksgiving vacation with their par
ents.s-
Everyone ought to remember that
the general call on the Rose Hill tele-
phone line is very long ring and
when that is called everyone ought
to go to the phone and find out what
the message is.
A special meeting was held by the
Hawick Creamery Association last
Wednesday evening at z O'Clock at
the Hawick Hall to discuss the matter
if they should rebuild the creamery
or not. Many were present and it
was decided to rebuild again. $1,000
worth of new shares were subscribed
and the association saved the churn
and ripener and will start to take
cream again at the Hood store at
Hawick. The new creamery may be
moved closer to the railroad track.
Haron Sheldon and Helen Olson
were married last week. Miss Olson
has been staying with the Sheldon
family for some time. Their many
relatives and friends extend their
congratulations with the best wishes
for long and happy married life.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, nee Miss Ben
son from St. Paul came home last
Wednesday evening to visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Benson,
and with other relatives and friends
during the holidays.
Mrs. S. o. Susag has been busy
spinning for Mrs. Chr. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Sunde spent
thanksgiving Day at the home of ].
P. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hanson visited
at Willmar with the O. T. Ring fam
ilv on Thanksgiving Day
The Andrew Fridlund and Harry
Erickson families of willmar spent
last Thursday at Susag's.
Mrs. Raw Anderson from New Lon
don visited with friends and relatives
in the community during the holidays
The school children and teacher in
Dist. So enioved a four day Thanks
giving vacation last week.
Carl Peterson is verv sick. The
doctor was called last Wednesday.
X. T. Thorson and family were Pay
nesville callers last Friday
The Andrew Larson auction last
Saturday was success. There was
a very large crowd and everything
was we'll paid for. The farm Of 115
acres was sold to NJ. Ienson Of Spi.
Ger for $4,000 per acre
s. q. Susag and DAUGHTER Go1die re.
turned from Hereford last Monday
. morning.