Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-17

Aug. 15-Mr. and Mrs. Bert ,Kle-
yer and three children of Redwood
Falls visited at the AIneson home on
Sunday <
Postmaster Oliver Erickson attend
ed the postmasters convention at st.
Paul last Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. John Trelstad motored to Ap-
pleton on business today.
Miss Gunhild Nygaard returned on
Sunday evening from visit at Min
neapolis since Friday.
Joe Hyder and family visited at the
Ed Peterson home at TripOlls last
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Anderson and
daughters and Miss Vivian Johnson
motored to the twin cities last Sun
day for a few days visit.
WIN. Peterson and son Sumner left
today for Raymond where they er-
ected .monum ent at cemetery at
that place.
Miss Florence johnson of St. Paul
arrived Saturday for a weeks visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Clothier and
two children of Minneapolis arrived
Thursday evening for visit with her
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hover Mick
elson, until Tuesday of this week.
Fred Stenberg and family of Ray
mond visited at the VIM. Peterson
home last Sunday.
Miss Helen Peterson returned to
Willnlar today after a visit with Miss
Helen, Sand at Diamond Lake since
Friday.
Paul Benson and family of Mime
apolis visited with the G. o. Sand fam
lily one day last week. Mr.. Benson is
nephew of Mr.. Sand.
J. II. Strong returned Friday from
Litchfield where he received medical
care at hospital at that place.
Miss Myrtle J. Olson of Willmar
visited her sister, Miss Cecilia Olson
last Saturday and Sunday. She was
enroute home from two weeks visit
at Duluth and in the twin cities.
Mrs Wealthy Johnson of St. Paul
visited relatives and friends in this
village last week.
Virgil Larson of Minneapolis visit
ed over Sunday at his home in this
village.
Miss Borghild Sand returned today
from a visit with Miss Bernice Sever
inson at Willmar since Saturday.
Henry Mohr purchased a Fordson
tractor from the Strong Motor COM
pany last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary SoEmonson of Lake Lii
liam visited Last week with her sonin-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Peterson.
Paul Caldwell returned last We'd
nesday to Crosby after a visit at the
Geo. Roetzer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Kahmeyer, Mr..
and Mrs Theodore Mol, VIM. Moll
and daughter, Mrs. F. C. Witte and
daughter Elsie of St. Cloud motored
here last Sunday and spent the day
visiting relatives in Harrison town
ship.
Theodore Feig> of, Minneapolis ar
rived Saturday evening for a couple
of weeks visit at his home in this
village. He has a position with the
White Auto company at that place.
WIN. Nelson and family of Glen
wood visited at the Arneson home
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Stark visited with
Mrs. Starks mother, Mrs. A. E. o.
son at Cokato last Sunday.
VIM. Nordrtrom motored to Litch-
field last Sunday.
,Chas. Parsley and family motored
to WiHlnlar last Sunday where they
attended the Willmar -Appleton base
ball game.
Olof Swanson received a shipment
of carload of coal today for Hotel
Atwater
anton Bake of the Central Life
Insurance from Willmar was in this
village on business today.
Sumner Glader and family returned
Friday from an auto trip to the twin
cities.
Ed Arneson and Joe Stark are at
present wiring several residences for
electric lights at Murdoch.
Albert Hyden and Hjalmar Peter
son motored to Waverly last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lundgren OF
RAYMOND visited relatives in AtWate1
last Sunday.
Mrs Martin Erickson daughter
Constance of Minneapolis arrived or
Friday for visit at the John S. Pc
terson home and at the E. M. Erick
son home at Willmar. They former
ly resided in this village.
Simon Solmonson and family anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson Of
this village and Mrs. Mary Solmpn
son of Lake Lillian mOtOred to Will