Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-19

EkrGky3A 4nkeTtAlned mt Q4NNo8y seW,
l1eaiffnl the stud tents OF the high school
seventh and eighth grade pupils at .
candy party. The evening was spent
BY ma king candy and playing games
and q funch was served at q late
hour All present. enjoyed a; very
IpEeasant evening. . II: S 81
George / Gusltafson who attends
school at st. Cloud spent the latter
part OF the week at his parental home
here. " ~.=z + -. >s.:#.-...:@ 3
Misses Anna and Minnie Hamnes
returned Saturday from a. several
days visit with friends in the citdes "
Julius 'Wareberg, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. B.. N. Wareberg, who reside
sovith Of the village, had the misfor-
tune last week of breaking his right
arm by trying to crank his fathers
car The engine back fired throwing
the crank backward which was the
cause OF the accident. !.
I'M. J. ,Noster, w. J. Thorvig and
Mrs. J.O. Kloster returned last We'd
nesday evening from a several days
visit with relatives and friends at
Waubun,s making the trip by auto.
They spent most of the time with
| Joseph and Carl Kloster who own
farms near that place. They also
visited the Ado]ph Nelson family
former residents of Green Lake.
Miss Ida Hanson of Wilmar was
a guest of Miss Mayme Peterson the
latter, part of the week. -'
Sigert and Knute Sogge have been
busy shredding corn for the farmers
south of town.
Mrs qma Hanson and Lohy, Ma =
tin OF Willmar were guests at the
Oscar Jacobson home last Sunday at
ternoOn.
John Bergman Jr. who has been
employed i'm Western Canada for
some time, arrived home Monday.
The Mission Field Day program
planned for New London Presbyter.
! ian church Sunday, Oct. Is, was sue.
cessfully carried out, the services be.
ing continued all day. There were
good representations of people pres
ent, turnout the day from Harrison
Burbank, and Hawick. The people oil
Spicer were largely in evidence Peo
Pile from the local churches also
showed their interest and apprecia
ton. The actresses were unusually
instructive as setting forth the whole
der the modern conditions of The
Doth century. The whole church fol
lowing Christs great commission
with intelligence, industry and con
|, secration of life.
> Rev. T. M FindIey and Chas Gus
i tafson from this village and Rev. ant
Mrs. j. R. Mccullough and John Mar
tin of Wilmar returned Friday even
ing from Luverne, where they at
tended the Presbyterian synod O.
MINNESOTA. They made the trip il
the FORMERS car.
ARNy. E. E. Gynild confirmed a class
of eA@ven at Green Lake church las
, ants aIe as follows: Clarence JOSEPH
Erickson; Julius Wareberg, Olo
Henry Erickson, Chester Morgan ia
cobson, William Thompson, Norman
Hegerberg, ,Manda Josephine Arne
SON, Clara Berthe Kallevig, Alic'
Gudrund Olson, Isabel Wareberg ant
Mabel Gronamett. The church wa!
flled.to It's utmost capacity and quit.
humble rSwere outside. An offering
. was taken up for the Inland Mission
which amo tinted to $46.72.
,Mr. and Ms. Peter Winsness O
l Hendricks were guests of the latter
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Kloste'
, the first OF the, week.
t. ALBERT Wind1aad who attends tn
: U. of Minnesota at Minneapolis Wis
r ited with his grandmother, Mrs. o.
liver Larson, from. Friday until Of
;" Monday.
2 Rev. and Mrs: Alex. sanm and littl'
! son, Milton, of Annandale, autoes
: here Tuesday evening and were tn.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Thor
r Wig until Wedne sday, when they re