Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11

home Thursday from a visit with the
George and Arthur Boreen families at
Twin Valley.
John Gray who is employed at Me-
dayto Farm made business trip to the
cities last week.
Arnold Anderson of Minneapolis Wis
tied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam An
derson over Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Craven and sons,
Laurel and Donald autoed over from
Minneapolis Saturday for visit with
| Mrs. Graven's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| John Thorvig. Mr.. Craven returned
Monday but Mrs. Craven and children
| will remain for a longer stay.
| The Aug. Moller and +. Walquist fam
lilies autoed to Atwater last Sunday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Anderson enjoyed
a visit the first Of the week from the
formers sister. Mrs. Rice and son Hen
| ry of Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. O. Kloster departed Monday
ed stay with her sons. Joseph and Carl
kloster. who have farms in that vicin-
tiy
Mr.. and Mrs. Bjornstad and children
OF Duluth were guests Of friends in
Spicer and vicinity a few DAYS. They
! returned home Wednesday.
Miss Anna Claire FINLEY left last
| TUESDAY for a visit with friends at
| Browns Valley
Mrs. Andrew johnson from Cokato is
visiting with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Lindholm and
with her daughter, Miss Betty Johnson
&. Nelson returned to Duluth Monday
after weeks visit at the A. Samuelson
nome. Mrs Nelson and daughter Evon,
will remain for a longer visit
MISS Ella Norsten returned to Chicago
last Tuesday after a two weeks visit
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. Nor
| stem.
Miss Alys Anderson returned the lat
ter part of the week from a several
days visit with friends in the cities.
carr Martlnson passed away last Sun
day evening after a Short illness of three
days from stomach trouble
| Messrs. Nestbv and Johnson of Mason
| lily. Iowa, arrived here Friday with an
aeroplane. They departed Monday for
monticello, MINI. During their stay
! a trip.
H. Horne assisted c. N. Peterson with
the stacking Monday.
VIM peterson went out to the Chas
Nordgren farm near Atwater, Sunday
evening to assist with the stacking.
MRS. LudVie Kleven and little son, and
David kleven autoed here from Brooten
Sunday and spent the day at the Robert
Carlson home
Mr. and Mrs. AL Van Worst and two
sons: returned last week to their home
at Antelope. Mont, after a couple of
! s.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Van Worst and other
relatives.
Adolph Samuelson arrived home Sat-
urday from a several weeks visit with
relatives in Duluth.
Misses Clara Kloster and Mabel Thor
Wig spent the past week in the Reynolds
cottage. They had for their guests, the
Misses lille and Clara P1adsen of Will
mar and Miss Charlotte Hill of Dawson
Organization, Irish Bond Loan Drive
The county organization for the
sale of bonds Of the Irish Republic was
perfected in Willmar this week. Mr.
Peter j. Johnson of Chicago and Mr.
Glen Mclaughlin of New York CITY
were in Willmar and together with
the local committee made arrange
ments for an open air meeting Friday
evening, of this week, August 18th. al
3 p. m. Mr.. Chas. Spreading of Los
Angeles, CAL, will be the principa
speaker. The Willmar Band has beer
secured for the occasion. For the
sale Of the bonds the solicitors for tie
various city wards will be under the
following chairmen: Fird Ward, Mrs
P. j. Haley, Mr.. D. J. LAWYER; Second
Mrs. D. w. Mclaughlin, D. w. Nc
Laughlin; Third, Mrs. G.. w. Sander
son, Frank Todney; Fourth, Mrs. J. j
Barrett, T. J. eastman. New London
Mr.. NJ. Batterberry; Spicer. D. J
Downs; Raymond, Van Buren,; Pen
mock, J. L. Jarrett. :, :