Willmar tribune., 1921-06-22

week the proposition Of selling the
Village elestric ica light plant to- the st.
Clond Pubic SarYtce coqppany vas
carried by syotes tor and q
The propos5ti0nst to isaQe e. 600 50
bonds TO constrpct 81 q gsy4l ll8Ea audltoI-
sgium was carrted by q vote 66 saor To-
and % againa ssss5 ssss5s s
ssS Kasper q and sisters. LILLY
and Alma came up from the cities
on Tuesday Of last week for g visit at
their home. The Emil Ishimmel and
emil FFaIlberg yaung people enjoyed
AN outings satsthe .LeWsbn n0ttaEe
at Lake Andrew from Thursday Until
Tuesday.
Rev and Mrs. N. Hanson return
ed on Tuesday from . Mtpneapolis
where they attepded the annual q CON cor
ventfon Of the lutheran Free church.
The nlddle of the week they enjoy
ed a visit from an I'D friend; Rev sH.
M. Helsekh OF sRislay, u. D., who had
also attended the convent ion.
4 Albert Nelson land Sthe ID. p. yCovell
family spent Saturday to Tuesday in
the cities. s:ss ii A I I45ss & #
Rev. I'M M:sB, ,Aliehals0ns of ,Marinette,
Wis, spent Tuesday Ito Thursday Wis
iting his son, Fridjof Michalson, who
is tea ching Norwegian school in the
Village this month. Rev alson
addressed the audience at the We'd
uesday. evening prayer meeting.
S MI. and Mrs. Emil johnson and
four children returned to-; their home
at minneapolis aon Thursday. They
had been in attendance At the We'd
ding, on Wednesday OF Mrs. Johnson :
niece, Miss Mildred johnson OF Col
fax. The, Johnsons also br0t the news
t1nattMr. and Mrs. Melvin. Ia epbson Of s
Minneapolis are the proud parents Of
a child born to them. two weeks ago.
Mrs Andrew IhIang attended the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs aOYerson at
Long Lake, on. Saturday. - &. z5ss !, =ss. Z . J.
Last Sunday EVENINGS services At
the Swedish Lutheran church was a q
program rendered by fifteen children
from the .QuEhan's Home at Vasa.
Their program was an open air ser
vice: and Included songs, both Swedish
and EpgM sh, recitatiChs and paper
ON the sYasa orphanage. All the sparts
were very well rendered : and thoroly
enjoyed by. the audience: The little
folks and their matrons were guests
for the evening in the various homes
OF our church people. . 81
MRS. Per Ostlund of Kerhhoven has
recently returned. to New London for
visit: She is staying in sher, slit Little e
residence property on main street rem
ted to Mrs. James B1rchanon.
: Everett Ki'raey came Mp from Min
neapois on Wednesday ITO seek EN-
ployment. He left for Paynesville
the following day. Everett Tracy
will ibe remembered as one of the two
brothers who lived for several years in
the C. J. .Halyorson *home at Paynes-
vile. Delbert Tracy is now in the
Marines stationed at Mare Island, Cal.
Hhe local school board has been
advised by the State Department 81
Education that the New London high
school has been placed upon the state
accredited list. This means that che
8rauates of the New London high
school will he admitted TO the State
University and other state colleges
without examination, that is, their di
Ep1omas will be taken as sufficient evi
dence that the holder is Qualified to
enter tthe University or other stats
colleges. This is a great cQm4liment
! to the New London High School and
/ it shows that thru the efforts 81. the
School Board, instructors, and pupils
it has been placed upon an equal bias
is with other first class High schools
-(Mrs.. Carrie .Hanielson, more fam
iliarly known as &C ra ndma .Danielson'
celebrated her 87th birthday Satur
day, June 18th, with a gathening Of 50
or more Of her. old time friends. Mrs
Charlotte IFalvorson and Mrs. N. p
Halyorson Of Harrison and Mrs. L
II. Larson Of Norway Lake were out
Of: town guests Of the afternoon
The base ball game at Willmar last
Sunday between New London ant
Willmar was a great disappointment
to all true sportsmen. The trouble
was that Willm'ar players, fans, um
pires and managers we're poor losers
New London went to Willmar with q
first, class team prepared to give the
fans full value for their money, ,bu
it would seem that Willmar can only
enjoy game where the home team
wins. The game began, by the Will
mar fans calling the visitors hay-mak
fers, straw pitchers, rubes, ETC., .bu
after the third inning when New Lon
don to the tune of 3 runs to i, pitches
so much hay and straw into the face!
Of the local team that they could NJ
longer see the ball, the tactics of tn
|, locals were changed to rag, fazzle ant
bamboozle% This however availet
them mo thing for there was no timt
after the third inning when Willma i1;
Ehad chance to take the game from
New London's gentlemen players. Thi
score was S-3, but after the game hat
Tbeen won great hurly1burly was be
gun to overturn the decision of tn,
base umpire, which closed the gam
and Il thus gave the locals anothe
chance: Tbs vas aIgGted ai!e.;s' g after Dr.,
4 I'm ~ 1Lir,E and sanvS H4reats ii