Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-06-16

for Il businesses trip to the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Ekbom return
ed to Nillmar this afternoon after a
visit at Lake Elizabeth Township.
]. T. Isaacson was a Kandiyohi Wis
itor between trains this afternoon.
The Great Northern depot is given
a new coat Of paint this week.
;teuben Peterson and family Of Will
mar visited at the Geo. Roetzer home
last Sunday
+. NJ. Sanderson and family Of Will
mar visited at the Richard Johnson
homo last Saturday evening"
There will be an ice cream social
given at the Rosendale Methodist
church on Friday, the 18th OF June at
p. M. Come out and enjoy the eve
ming and cool off. Everybody welcome
Go with the crowd.
+. \. Anderson and son 1ngvald,
Henry lsaacson and Anton Okerman
were Willmar business callers be-
tween trains last Thursday.
Fred kragenbring left Sunday NOR
ming for Minneapolis to visit with his
wife who underwent an operation re-
Gently.
DR.. Chapman Of Litchfield was an
.Atwater caller last Thursday.
Mrs. Fred StrOmberg left this af-
ternoon for couple of days visit at
Minneapolis, leaving there for Atlas,
Wis.,, where she attended as a dele
gate from the EpWorth League
Miss Ruth Olson returned to Coka-
to last Sunday after visit with her
sister. Mrs. Joe Stark.
William L. GreenholZ of Hanska Wis
tied from Thursday until Monday eve
ming visiting at the y. Lundgren home
VIM. -Nrneson OF Kandiyohi spent
Sunday visiting at his home in this
village.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church of Rosendale will have their
annual picnic on Midsummer Day.
June oath at the Franz Danielson
home nine miles south of Atwater.
The picnic will begin in the forenoon.
Dinner will be served All kinds of
refreshments will be sold. Games
sured. In the afternoon the Ladies'
Aid will hold their annual sale. Gifts
will be appreciated. Come one and
ALL
Paul Covell returned last Friday
attended Carleton College.
VIM. Dowdell was among those who
enjoyt the ride in the aeroplane last
Sunday afternoon.
W. +. Benin drove up a Buick auto
mobile from the Twin Cities last
Thursday for Holm Bros. =
Miss Bertha Maier returned this
morning from Willmar where she had
u i1t,C
pital on Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Parsley AMI son Harold
visited at Willmar the forepart of last
week.
Thomas Barbeau, Magnus Nelson
and Frank Edwards motored to Ait
kin last Saturday. Messrs. Nelson and
Edwards returned on Sunday but Mr.
Barbeau remained for longer visit.
days in the Twin Cities last week.
His son, Walter, underwent an oper-
alton at that place.
Miss SEella Elstrom was among
hose who had an enjoyable ride in
the aerOplane Sunday afternoon.
Clarence GranOski and Robert An
derson of Willmar were AtWater Wis
itors last Sunday.
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Peterson Of Fahlun town
ship last Sunday morning. Mrs Pet
erson was formerly Eleanor Ander.
son.
Joe Stark returned Saturday from a
business trip to Breckenridge and
other points.
Miss Harriet Larson returned last
Friday evening from Minneapolis
where she had her tonsils removed on
Wednesday.
Miss Ella Clough leaves Wednesday
| for Rosendale where she will attend
the Epworth League convention. She
| is a delegate from the ROsendale
Methodist church.
The AtWater base ball club goes to
Belgrade next Sunday to cross bats
| with the team of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stark spent Sun
day visiting at COkato.
Henry and Frank Broman families
of Kandiyohi township visited at the
| S. B. Glader home last Sunday.
a parcel shower will be given at the
| home of VIM. Hanson in Lake Eliza
| beth township next Thursday evening
The shower is given in honor Of
Myrtle Oman a bride Of this month
The entertainers for the occasion will
be Mrs. VIM Hanson and Hilma Bro
man.
! Henry Isaacson and Nels Blombers
were Willmar callers between trains
this afternoon.
| John Trelstad who will be the new
pastor of the Bethlehem Lutheran
church of this village was ordained a:
a minister last Sunday. He is grad
uate of the Lutheran Theological
Seminary of St. Paul.
Mrs Thomas Barbeau received tn
sad news last Saturday of the death O
her mother at Aitkin, who died at tina
place the same day. Mr.. and Mrs
Barbeau left for that place on Satu1
day.
\ very large crowd attended tn
picnic given by the parochial schoO
children of the German Lutheran
church in Harrison last Sunday after
noon. The picnic was given at tn
Frank Witte grove. A very interest
ing program was given. In the after
noon an aeroplane arrived from Will
mar and there were II persons VIII
enjoyed rides. AtWater and Raymon
played a game of baseball which re
suited in a victory for Atwater by
score Of II to 4. Joe Holmberg an
Christian were the batteries for tn
winners. In the fifth inning Arthu
Zeihl who was playing second bias
was run into by a Raymond base ru1
ner and sustained a fractured left CO
lar bone. He was taken to Litchfiel
for treatment. This is the second sin
liar accident which has occurred in
period of three years.