Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-16
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s arch Mr.. 4 1lCbeatsI,awson and
NJ: and Mrs. VIZ. I.aw,on returned
stos - llmar on Monday after 4 few
days visit here. + i.
IS Il +. McNiven spent Thursday to
Monday IA st. Paul.
Miss. Rikka Swenson went to Min
E''neapolis last Reek FOR. visit with
relatives and friends.
q {. . 2. Goyell had business in Will
mar q on Saturday.
Mrs Olaf Mickelsop went to Sioux
FafA s. D., on Friday. 81 .7 s.S.}
The Misses Peterson and Peachey
OF the school faculty were week end
visitors at Belgrade. *.
The John Nelson family of Dovre
We're business visitors here Tuesday.
The Farmers Shipping Assn. ship
ped three carloads Of stock to South
st. Paul today. r ~. ~
8 Henry Larson Of Norway Lake was
d Melville Krafve was in New Lon.
don the first of the week visiting old
friends and associates at the "Big
[Store.''' -- ~.
s. Mrs. L. G. Almen of Balaton was in
New London last week in attendance
at the Mrs. C. NJ. Lawson funeral.
IS: Nels Guam of Willmar came up on
Friday for few days visit with his
son, Oscar, who resides north of town.
81 n. Harold Bolstad of Norway Lake left
Tor Minneapolis last week. He is an
ex-soldier who is receiving medical
attention in the cities.
I Mrs. M Butala and daughter Flor.
ence left ON Saturday to visit: rela-
tives at Melrose and Richmond. Mr..
Butala joined them at Richmond on
Monday upon receiving word that
Florence was i'll.
J.. NJ. 'Bolstad arrived here last week
from Svea, Iowa. Mrs. Bolstad and
the children will also be here in a few
days and move into" the Alfred Lund
berg residence, the formers Aune
property. ~
| A vaulting pole and stocks have been
purchased and placed on the school
| grounds, We understand that they
will purchase other playground appar
atus also this spring.
Louis Lawson of Atwater was here
on Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Swanson and daughter
Mrs. Alma Knock, returned to their
home in Willmar on Saturday.
Miss Clarice Thorson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Thorson of Lake
Andrew underwent an operation al
the Hospital on Thursday. She is now
improving nicely.
The HI. Hanson, c.. E. Monsor
and Albert Nelson families were q
dinner party entertained on Sunday
evening by, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Lund
quist. e
: There was a good attendance at the
BATHS entertainment at the lyceun
on Monday. This is the last number
on the course and the H. S. Seniors
are very grateful to- the public for the
generous patronage of the past sea
son. ..x.- =.
/ ! Miss Liza Olson of the school fac
ulty has been absent for few days
on account of illness. Mildred John
son has been substituting for her al
school, - -.
Among the Willmar people in at
tendance at the Mrs. c. M. Lawson
funeral on Friday were the following
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Wallin, Mr. and Mrs. Swan
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs: Alfred Berge
son, Mr.. Augustson, Scion Benton, Pc
ter Bonde and Ernest Olson.
| A big crowd turned out on Wednes
day to see the basket ball game be-
tween the married and single men
The game was vastly amusing to ey
eryone as the men had never played
before. The married men gained q
victory in score Of 20-15. The fol
lowing men played: Married men, VIM
Lungstrom, NJ: Buta!a, O. G. Nordlie
G.. H. Hermeche, M. J. Van Worst an.