Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
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Dec. 27-Wishing you all a Happy

Dec. 27-Wishing you all Happy
New Year.
Tena Kjelleberg closed her school
last Tuesday after having a program
> Tor the children and left for her home
il>Hanley Falls on Wednesday for a
noniA's vacation.
The school committee for the Zion
church and the Nordland church met
last Thursday at Martin Everson's on
some important business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Peterson and
daughter Beatrice returned recently
from an extended visit with the Pc
derson family at Brandon
Ben Kruger, the mail carrier on Rt
3, Paynesville, delivered the mail last
Monday using the automobile which
he had not used for long time.
VIM. Galanter had a bargain sale
before Christmas and sold $500 worth
Of goods the first day.
About fourteen ladies visited school
j.. Dist 81 last Tuesday when the
; children had their Christmas program
being their last day of school this
year.
The Sunday school program in the
Free Mission chapal last Thursday
evening was we'll attended and all had
good time.
Celoris Dean, primary teacher Of
Ti"c. "a. left for her home in Mime
,~.,o:is last Saturday where she will
spend her Christmas vacation. She
is making her home while teaching at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Olson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stoner and daugh-
ter Grace on the Mcclure Farm, left
the first part of last week for visit
with friends in st Cloud.
Esther Sunde was entertained for
dinner at S. NJ. Susags last Wednes-
day.
Aagot and Dagney. the twin daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Ivar Lorentzen who have
been at the Pacific coast for IS months
returned home last week. Their
many relatives and friends were glad
to have them come back.
Gorlun Vernon Nelson who is at
tendinl the Illinois State University
at E'ri:stna, came home last week to
spend The Christmas vacation with
his people.
Arthur Hhristianson was a Hawick
caller last Wednesday.
J. o. Nelson, merchant of HaWick.
presented each Of his customers with
the Erickson Towel holder as a Xmas
souvenir y very handy article
for rv'ly hoI,.e.
The Sew london creamery paid soc
for butterfal tor November and Haw-
ick 4jc. Crow River creamery 44c
The X. j. Thorson family did some
shopping III Paynesvlle last Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen re-
turned home the first part Of last week
after a weeks visit in the twin cities
Clara Sunde who is attending the
Teachers College at St. Cloud came
home last Thursday to spend her
Christmas vacation. She came by
II. ~ $.& 70 Hawick.
School closed in Paynesvillo last
Thursday and the high school pupils,
Frances Donnoy, LOrentza Johnson
ard Esther Christianson came up in
thu country to spend their Christmas
Vacation at their respective homes.
Conrad Thorson was employed at S.
". SusuS S for two days last week.
Mabe! and Alice Ronnng are spend
ing their vacation with their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Meistad.
Erick Orn of minneapolis arrived in
Paynesville last Thursday afternoon
and Was taken to the Paul Rudd home
He was present at the Sunday school
program in the Free Mission chapel in
the evening, where he gave a talk
The school sCciable in Dist. 80 with
Alma Johns as teacher, was we'll at
tended. The schoolhouse was filled to
it's utmost capacity and many from this
community were present.
Emil Olson was chore boy at the
S. VI. Susag place during Christmas
The bus car from Wil}mar to St.
Cloud did not go last Friday but two
Bucks ran in its place. Coming out
to l.. T. Caldwell's place, the first
Buick met Herbert Paasche, who was
on his way TO Hawick and he had a
collision with the bus Buick who had