Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-22
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December 20th-Reuben Almquist
came home from Minneapolis over
the holidays.
Miss Alice Lund who teaches at
Duluth arrived home on Saturday to
spend the holidays.
Miss Dora Lawson returned home
Thursday after an extended stay in
Willmar.
August Anderson came home from
Hopkins on Monday to spend the
holidays.
The Oscar Hillman family Of Spicer
visited at the August Gustafson home
on Sunday.
Miss Winnie and Ben Hallberg
came up from Minneapolis on Satur-
day to spend ChristmasHat home.
Stenbakken Bros. reed ged a car of
gasoline last week.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Sigurd Halvorson of Norway
Lake at Sunnyside Hospital on Sun
day, December 10.
Mrs. E. E. Lawson came up from
Willmar on Friday to be with her
cousin Mrs. Ida Lund who was TAX
en- suddenly ill Friday morning.
A large number of rOoters accom-.
to New London last Wednesday and
among them were Supt. Brohaugh,
Herbert Hengsteler and Norman Tai
Jackson.
Peter Jacobson is back on his old
Job as section foreman again after
few weeks lay off.
DR.. H. V. Hanson spent a couple of
days of last week in New London Wis
iting friends and his brother, DR..
Harlow Hanson. DR.. Hanson is TAX
ing a special course in an eye, ear
and nose and throat school in Chicago
His many friends were glad to see
the doctor looking we'll.
New London friends have received
word that the A. T. Blomquist family
late of Osakis have recently moved
to the state of Louisiana to seek a
better climate fors Mr.. Blomquist's
health. Mr.. Blomquist and brother
Ben, made the long trip via auto.
The teachers in our schools left
| last week to spend their Christmas
vacation as follows: Miss Bystrom
| Tyler; Miss Lundberg, Taylors Falls;
Miss Peterson, Candy; Miss Peachey
Minneapolis; Mr.. Amble, Colfax, Wis
and Mr.. McNiven, St. Paul.
The Christmas trees and programs
! of the different churches Of the will
age will be held as follows: Presby
terrain on Thursday, December 23rd
at 1880 p. m; Swedish Mission Decem
Der 25th, at o'clock; Norwegian Lu
theran Monday, December 9th, at
o'clock; Lebanon Lutheran Decem
Der 26th, at 7 o'clock.
The Study Club met at the Peter
son Sisters home on Wednesday nit
when the program was Public Inst
tutions and Public Safety, violin mu
sic by Miss Lila Olson and Roll Cal
"Christmas Customs" The meetin
for Jan. 5th will be program on tn
peoples work., national, state an
county.
The sale of health seals to date an
ounted to SAT. Thanks to the heart
} cooperation of the school facult.
twenty seven dollars worth have bee
> sold to and by the children, the bal
ner workers being the 18th and St
, grade children. New London peop]
/ are pleased always to do our bit whe
} the cause is so truly worthy.
: New London witnessed a fast gam
) last Wednesday evening when o,
) High School basket ball boys playe
! against the Willmar team. At th
close Of the first few minutes of th
! second hail. New London built up
s a score of 8 to Willmar's 4. In tt
t remainder of the second half tt
i superior weight and height of tt
l. Willmar boys had so exhausted tt
t New London team that the gan
b ended in score of to IL in Wi
t mars favor. It was a clean gan
from start to finish, and privilege
a play with visiting team entire
j. fair and courteous bunch of boys. TT
J. High School girls served refres
r. ments to the visitors and the hon