Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10
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August 9-Mrs. Harriet. Nyberg and
children will leave about Aug. 10Th
for Seattle Wash, where they expect
to~make their future home. The resi-
dence property here is listed for sale
and household and other effects will
be sold at auction August Goth.
= Ole b. Olson was a county seat cal
Ter Monday. . =
/. Mrs: Peter jacobson had business
in Willmar Friday. 49,. 81.
Frank Van Worst of Paynesyille was
caller here Tuesday.
Inge: Simjonson is employed as clerk
at the Big Store. He commenced his
duties last week.
|: E. r.. Kambestad and family motor:
ed to st. Paul last Sunday for a sew
eral days visit.
August Gustafson and family spent
last week at the Lungstrom cottage
at Lake Andrew.
Miss Dora Lawson left Saturday for
a visit at Willmar:
Chas. Bredberg and son. Clifford
left Saturday for Minneapolis where
they met Mr.. Bredberg's brother,
Frans Bredberg of Wausau, Wis, who
accompanied them back for visit.
+ Ole Nelson returned home Monday
evening from the Fairview hospital
lat Minneapolis. He is convalescing
slowly after serious operation for
cancer of the liver and other compli-
cations. Mr. Nelson has a large mum.
her Of friends who know him both
here and at Norway Lake who all
earnestly hope for his speedy recov.
cry.
Mrs Peter Olson of Willmar visit.
ed at the Even Erickson home in New
London and the; Mrs. Ole Larson
home in Lake Andrew last week.
M F. Lundquist left today for a sew.
eral days visit in the twin cities.
Donald Covell returned Monday
from visit at 1.-The H. G.: Anderson
home at Akwater since Friday.
X. c.. Holland spent Sunday visit.
ing in the twin cities.
Miss Inez Walters spent Sunday at
Willmar.
John Young, our genial cement
worker, has his new residence we'll
under way.
Two carloads of cattle were ship.
ped Tuesday, one by the Farmers
Shipping association and the other by
the Farmers Store.
Hugh, Miles, Blanche, Eileen, Anna
and Leone Batterberry of New Lon
don, Blanche Hagen OF Dugree, $. D.:
Edwin Winner of Richmond, Thomas
Amble of Colfax, Wis, and Elmer Err
ickson of New London spent last
week at the Elmer Broberg cottage
at Lake Andrew. -
Victor Holm and family returned
Sunday evening from weeks visit
at Pokegama Lake. They also made
a trip to Duluth while On their tour.
Walter Dilley and family and Geo
Hagdahl motored to Minneapolis last
Saturday.
!. :Mrs.,W. L. aGeer of@:South st. Paul
arrived Monday for an extended visit
| with the Geer, family in Burbank and
| at the Mrs. Maggie Adams home al
Green Lake.
Editor Frank Covell attended the
county editors meeting which was
held at Willmar last Saturday.
Hedge Seastedt of the Bank of Will
mar spent Sunday at his home two
miles southeast of this village.
David Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs
Gustaf Nelson and two sons, Warner
and Maynard Of Lowry visited with
| Olaf Nelson last Sunday. David ano
Gustaf are brothers of Olaf. They
returned Sunday evening by the way
of Willmar and Benson.
Raymond Ekdahl, Ragner and Nora
Thyden and Edith Lundquist of Will
mar are spending ten days at the
Johnson cottage at Lake Andrew.
Miss Anna Batterberry resumed
her duties at the Big Store Monday
morning after a weeks vacation.
| J. A. Olson had a Hoover threshins
separator shipped here last Saturday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Thyden o.
Willmar spent Saturday and Sunday
at the Johnson cottage at Lake An
drew.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Berglund Of
Pennock spent Sunday with the Lew
! is Eckman family.
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