Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-28
IRVING

Irving, Jan. 27-Mrs. Lloyd Rood
visited with her mother-in1laW last
week.
Some of the farmers in tho vicinity
shipped hogs from Paynesville last
week.
Glad we all can live and know that
the white winged dove of prohibition
build her nest on the dome of the Capt.
toll at Washington and spread her bright
pinions Of sobriety and peace over the
land.-Billy Sunday
Clara Larson is visiting with her
aunt Mrs. Adolph Seeland for a few
days.
Arnold Thorson is on the sick list.
The Hawick Creamery board had their
| business meeting at o. B. Thorson's the
Goth of this month.
OLAF Christopherson is visiting at H.
A. Hendricks.
The teachers of District 81 spent last
Thursday with Mrs. 8. o. Susag &C.
companied by Dagney Thorson.
Ole Martin Nelson was a Paynesville
caller last Thursday.
P. o. Christensen is afflicted with
some disease on his lip. Hope for his
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Wendell Jebb who has been sick
for some time is now improving very
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson of Svea the
parents Of Mrs. o. Walter Olson are
now visiting at the Olson home.
1t is with satisfaction we notice how
Willmar is getting after the gamblers
of that place. 1t may be we'll If it was
looked after in other places also. Gamb-
ling is ruin to everyone who INDUCES
in it and parents and guardians ought to
try to find out where their young people
Sunday evening.
may be we'll If it was looked after in
other places also. Gambling is a ruin
to everyone who INDUCES in it and
parents and guardians ought to try
| to find out where their young people
keep themselves.
Otto Ring of Willmar conducted Cos.
pei services at L. c. Larson's last Fri
| day evening and on Saturday he left
Hanson.
for Belgrade accompanied by H. c.
Elizabeth Peterson received a phone
| call from Minneapolis that her uncle
there was dead. She left the next morn.
ing for that place to attend the funeral
and returned on Sunday evening.
Evelyn Berkness went to Minneapolis
| last Saturday, returning on Sunday.
| A mistake was made by the reporter
last week. 1t was Mrs. and Miss Olson
| mother and sister of Mr.. Olson from
Belgrade who visited at Walter Olson:
home instead of mother and sister OF
| Mrs olson, as stated.
! Henry Monson has been sick for
| few days but at this writing is i'm
proving some.
Hoakim Nelson and Peter Borshein
who are attending school in Minneapolis
are sick with some contagious disease
They were some better at the last re
portland we hope for their speedy re
| covery.
Hilmar Hanson who is employed a.
a street car conductor in Minneapolis
surprised his folks in coming home 70
visit last Saturday. He returne,
again on Monday afternoon. All wer
glad to see him.
The Karl Thorson family took sup
per at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. J
Jacobson last Saturday evening.
Agnes Christensen and her siste
called at Mrs. Adolph Seeland's last Sun
day evening.
Two boy friends from Minneapoli
came to Sivert Seeland's last Saturda
evening and returned on Monday.
Jennie Storlie and Esther Christianso
are at home from the high school i
Paynesville on account of the flu whic
has broken out at said place. Severa
cases were reported.
| We have lot of snow so the road
are very hard to travel and mail cal
riers have a hard time of it The thre
o'clock train in Paynesville on Saturda
morning did not get through there I'll
| 1880 a. m.