Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-16
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New London, Nov. 15.-P. L. Peter
son was in the cities on business from
Monday until Wednesday.
! Sheriff Bonde of Willmar was in
town on Thursday.
| A. E. Bergstrom, boiler inspector
visited New London on Tuesday Of
last week.
Harry. So1and will spend Tuesday
to Friday OF this week in the cities
on business
| J. M. Bolstad left Monday for a few
days business trip to the cities.
Mrs. Lewis Eckman has been on
the sick list the past week.
A. N, Guam returned on Thursday
from a trip to the cities.
| Mrs. Martin Lundberg is home agair
from Rochester hospital.
/. 0. Ringness of Minneapolis has
been in town the past week visiting
friends.
John Brix departed on Monday oil
last week to visit a few days with
relatives in Iowa.
| Mrs. Mathilda Larson and son, Carl
isle, returned by auto on Tuesday OF
last week from a business trip to the
cities.
The Farmers Store Co. is shipping
two carloads of stock to South St
Paul today
| Miss Ann Batterberry celebrated hel
birthday anniversary Nov. 8. The
birthday cake held II candles.
Miss Otilia Vigen and guest, Mr.
| Lester of Minneapolis, went to Will
mar on Monday.
| C. B. Lund was in Willmar on Mon
| day on Red Cross business. Mr., Lund
is chairman of the village drive with
Mrs. A. N. Nicholson, Eunice Br0berg
Rhoda M0ns0n, Louise Nordler, Eldora
Lundberg, Rosetta Waylander, Lavina
Peachy and Olive Marshall as so
!icitors
Mrs. Per Ostlund will return tt
Kerkhoven this week to spend the
winter with Their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Rigstad.
! Remember to attend the opening
number of the Lyceum course, the
| Unaware Trio, Nov. II. Seats are
on sale at The Boston, soc and sc.
| Undertaken Lewis Eckman was
called to Harrison on professional.
duties on Sunday night to the home
of Mrs. Martin, deceased, at the for
mer Hugh Sanderson farm.
S. A. Lungstrom plans to be in St
Cloud on Tuesday to attend the big
celebration of the completion of the
paved road between St. Cloud an6
Minneapolis.
The ladies aid society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will serve
dinner in the church basement on Nov
% from 5 to o'clock. The public is
cordially invited.
P. J. Gallea of AtWater has recently
sold his restaurant business to Kerk
hoven purchaser. Mrs. Gallea was
formerly Evangeline Lawson Of New
London. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Ga,lea
continued success in whatever thei1
next venture may be.
Mrs. A. E. Olson gave a woo1-card
ing PARTY on Monday of last week, fol
lowed on Wednesday by small quilt
ing p:'1kj Bernice Chr;stopherson
also gave quilting party at her rooms
at Marie Petersons' on Friday even
ing
Rev. A. F. Almer went to Pennocl
on Monday.
A 10y was born Nov. to Mr.. ani
Mrs. James Cobb who live in the Mrs
Per Ostlund house.
l.. M. Clancy OF st. Paul was {
guest last week of Martin Lundquis
and family Mr.. Clancy is trying tt
resume road work as salesman again
and is taking helper with him to de-
al heavy lifting of trunks, etc. '~'
The Misses Bernice Jacobson ant
Myrtle Hanson of Irving spent Wed
nesday to Sunday with friends in tho
village. Myrtle and Bernice will BIZ
remembered as students in our high
school two years ago.
Mrs. H. j. Hanson and Mrs. A. E
Olson drove to St. Cloud on Thursday
to meet Miss Alpha Olson who wa:
coming over from Big Lake to attend
the dedication Of the auditorium here
on Friday. Miss Alpha returned te
Big Lake on Sunday.
Mrs Mathilda Larson of Greer
Lake, Peter Henderson of Spicer. Ed
and Lottie HalvOrson of Harrison
Carsten Amundson and Or. H. V. Han
son Of Wi1!nlar were among the many
out-of-town people in attendance a
the program here Nov. II.
Blanche Batterbury, teaching neal