Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-06-02
after spending Memorial Day at his

after spending Memorial Day at hi.
| home.
Miss Esther Anderson returned las
week from Minneapolis where she ha.
been teaching at the Minnehaha Aca
denny.
Mrs. J. H. Dietz and son arrived
Thursday from Wahpeton, N. Oak. fol
visit with her parents. Hon. and Mrs
c. w. Odell
John Holmdahl is driving a new
five passenger Paige which he Just
purchased from the Johnson Erickson
Motor Co.
Rev. L. C. Benson and Wallace
Johnson gave picture program at the
M. E. church at Raymond last Friday
evening.
Miss Myrtle Miller arrived home
from St. Paul Friday evening having
just closed another term Of school at
St. Paul.
- L. W. Mckinley, assistent road
master at Superior, Wis, spent Sun
day and Monday visiting at his home
in this city.
-Fawn McCrill1s arrived Monday
from Redfield. S. Dak., for a visit with
friends in this city. He leaves here
for Iowa.
Miss Lillian Johnson who teaches
at Minneapolis arrived Friday evening
and visited over Sunday with her moth
er in this city.
Miss Jonetta Thorpe returned this
evening from a four months visit with
Santa Barbara, CAL
Prof. Harry Wahlstrand returned
Tuesday morning from Minneota
where he has been principal of the
high school.
Mrs. T. O. Tolo of Locust, Ia, ar
rived Monday for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ o. Thorpe She
is the wife Of Rev. Tolo.
Harry Lemon and family and Law
renee Keating and family returned
Tuesday from an auto trip to Osakis,
Melrose and other points.
MIR. and Mrs. ALE Fleckten and
children left Sunday morning for Ken
mare N. Oak, where Mr.. Fleckten will
attend to his farm interest there.
Misses Myrtle and Edna Lundstead
arrived Monday m orning from Wiilsal,
Montana. and will spend the summer
months visiting their parents in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Larson re-
turned to Sioux City, Ia, last Thurs
day after attending the funeral of the
mother of Mr.. Larson, the late Mrs. L.
E. Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hanscom left
Tuesday for Bemidji Lake where they
will spend some time visiting Mrs. Han
scom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. A.
kuntz.
Harold Frost who is attending the
''U', returned to Minneapolis Tuesday
having spent the week end at
home. He was accompanied by his aunt
Miss Edith Frost.
Julius Thomason and sister spent
the week end at the Miller-Olson home
Miller accompanied them back to Ben
son to spend the day.
Miss Ida Sanderson left Saturday
morning for Marion Park where she at
tended parcel shower given in honor
Of Miss Gladys Zeismer, bride of June
18th. She returned Monday evening.
Tuesday the crush of traffic was so
great that passenger Train No. IA was
obliged to refuse passengers at stations
nearest the cities. Something quite un-
precedented on this line say railroad
men.
Victor Klingenberg was initiated as
4 Shriner at St. Paul yesterday. J. A.
Dohlbeck and VIM. o. Johnson were
Down to see that no detail of the stren-
nous journey over the hot sands were
omitted from the program.
Mrs. P. A. Stromberg, with two of
1er children, left this morning to join
ner husband at Minneapolis. where they
are to make their future home and
where Mr.. Stromberg has taken a posi-
lion as janitor in some building.
Miss Lillian Forsberg returned a
week ago from Estherville, Ia., where
The has been doing the season trim
ming at millinery. She also visited
Ter brother, Ben Forsberg at Sioux
City, Ia, while returning home.
MIR. and Mrs. F. H. Leonharl and
Russell Peterson of Minneapolis spent
and Sunday in this city. Mrs
Leonhard and Mr.. Peterson wei here to
decorate the graves of their parents, the
ate Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Peterson.
Mrs. S. Aune of Duluth and Mrs. J.
and daughters Helen and
Elizabeth of Minneapolis arrived last
Wednesday for a visit with Mrs. Aune's
md Mrs. Westerbergs brother, John
Ahlstrom, at Spicer, and with relatives
and friends in this city.