Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-06-02
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4O1 Adv If

June l.--Louie Larson Of Minneapolis
was a recent visitor ut the home of his
father in-laW, Benjamin BredberS.
Peter Blonde Of Willmar was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Esther Jacobson of Minneapolis
arrived Monday Of last week for u two
weeks visit with Il\ira Skavdahl and
other friends.
Mrs. Elmer Young and little son ac-
rompanied by Miss ltiIlka Swenson ar
rived Wednesday for a two or three
weeks visit at the home their parents,
MIR. and Mrs r.. b. Swenson.
Carter Severed has been employed as
assistant engineer at the light plant.
Hans Holm has been engaged as a
lhlanS.
Arthur lhlang installed a new soda
fountain in the ladies' popular lunch
room at the Hotel last week.
This vicinity was visited by another
splendid rain Sunday night.
Decoration Day was generally OBJ
served in New London by the closing
of all places of business.
Mrs. \. B. Ratterberry entertained at
a buffet luncheon Saturday evening in
honor of Mrs. \. T. Thorne.
Last Saturday was an especially busy
day in New London business circles al
tho there was no special attraction in
town excepting the f. O. Hagen sale. At
one time during the afternoon there
were seventy motor cars parked on main
street alone.
Mrs. Emil Halberg and Mrs. August
Gustafson and daughter, Ruth Went to
Benson Friday to visit until Sunday.
Miss Ida Soderlund went to Whitman
Friday to spend Il day with her mother
and the Ezekal Soderlund home.
Mrs. John GunderSon was hostess 10
f,.in
coffee at her residence on Thursday.
Miss Esther Hedeen is now at home
after recently closing a very successtu I'll
term of school in Lake Andrew.
Alvin and Siyne Almer came up from
Minneapolis to spent Sunday at the
home OF their parents. Rev. and Mrs
A. +. Almer.
MIR. and Airs. Jno. Halvorson and chill
dren of raynesville were New London
callers Monday evening.
Among the recent high school grad
yates were Lolita Newman Of saltwater,
Robert johnson Of Paynesville and Ker-
nit Paulson Of Ortonville. all former
New London young people.
e.. J. Madden Of st. Paul spent the
past week at the II. Il. ISatterberry home
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Kelly and daush-
tiers. Margaret and Ethel of paynesville
were the guests Of the r.. B. Batter
berry family for commencement even
ing.
Arthur and Lawrence Hanson came
up from Minneapolis on Saturday to
spent a few days with friends. They
returned Tuesday.
Emil johnson is advertising a sale
Of his household effects and stock to be
held at his New London residence on
Saturday, June -.
Cecil Ogren accompanied by his cou-
sin. Philip Young, of Minneapolis came
up Saturday for a few days visit with
the home folks. They returned on Mon
day.
Newell skeie autoed over from Daw-
son Sunday to spend a few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Arne Skeie.
Miss Gladys Arnold who has taught
Domestic Science in our school for the
past two years will after a three weeks
vacation spent at her home. attend sum-
mer school at the University of Wis
consin.
The A. T. Thorne family left for Find
ley. y. d., on Monday.
$. II. Paulson and son. Kermit. OF
Ortonville were in New London Sun
day.
Everett Johnson. who is employed b.
Ogren Bros. at Prescott Wisconsin, was
home from Wednesday to Saturday.
Fred Hagar and Isaac Anderson of
Sunburg visited at the Lewis Erickson
home on Sunday.
Road building in SiDley State Park
is progressing rapidly under the direc'
ton of G.. a. Geer.
Owing to the recent rains and conse-
Guently high water, the New London
Milling company began to waste water
last week.
Last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Frank
Rose entertained for Mrs. A. T. Thorne
who left Monday for her future home in
Findley n. D.
Our former townsman, A. P. Berglund
and son Adolph, of Pennock, were call
ing upon old friends the first of the
week. Those who know Mr.. Berglund
we'll can easily imagine he spent part
of the time fishing.
Even Erickson is now up-to-date ir
the automobile line having last weeF
purchased a new Chevrolet sedan from
Handy and Lewis of Willmar.
P. O. Johnson of Colfax arrived home
on Saturday from his winters stay in
Texas. Mr.. johnson has large property
interests in the Brownsville country in
that state.
Louis Larson Jr came up from Min"
neapolis on Wednesday to attend to bus
| mess matters. He returned on Satur.
day.
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