Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-16
IRVING

c. A. Susag left for Minneapolis on
the morning train on Monday, Nov. T.
John l.. Nelson left for Duluth last
tuesday, where he is employed for the
winter
At the fortieth wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sunde on Sun
day, Nov. 6, two persons were present
who attended their wedding 40 years
ago, and that was Edward Sunde, a
brother of the groom, and Laura Bye,
sister Of the bride.
The children of Dist. No. 81 who
were neither absent nor tardy for the
month of October were David, Mabel
and Eleanore Jones, Thebe and Hazel
jacobson. James, Laura and Floyd
Hanson, Margaret Larson, Mildre,
Thorson and Esther Sunde.
Alfred Nicholson did some plast-
ering in the basement at the Zion
church last Monday.
K. J. Thorson hauled some grave
to the Zion church the last part OF
the week.
Otto Christopherson of the town of
Arctander raised 5000 bushels of corn
this year.
Helen, a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
b. l. Person of Irving, died the latter
part of last month of diabetes. She
was 10 years old and had been i'll only
a few days. The bereaved family has
the deepest sympathy of all.
The reporter had the privilege re-
Gently to go on the paved road from
Pennock to AtWater and was very
much pleased with it. 1t saves the
car, gas and oil and gives nice ride
so the road will soon pay for itself:
Nd $lDf
roads will soon be lifted out Of the
mud.
Conrad and Arthur Christensen
autoed to Benson Sunday, Nov. s, tc
visit with the Chr. O. Lee family.
Agnes and Esther Christianson
spent last Sunday with their sister
Emma in Wi!lmar.
The farmers hauled stock 70 Paynes
vile last week
The snow, the beautiful snow, fell
many inches thick the first part OF
last week.
The l.. c. Larson family were enter
tanned at Mr.. and Mrs. Ado!ph See
lands last week on Tuesday.
Inga Imsdahl, the county nurse,
with Emma T. Johnson Of Willmal
visited and examined the children il
Dist. Nc. 81 last Tuesday. They also
called on the teacher in Dist. 81.
1nga. 1msdahl called at the homes Of
Ole Nelson, O. B. Thorson and Ivar
Peterson last Tuesday.
Inga Imsdahl and Emma T. John
son were entertained for luncheon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Susas
last Tuesday afternoon.
The Roseville town board met for
their usual business last Saturday aft
ernOOn
The mail carrier on Rt. Paynes
vile hauled the mail with horses and
buggy.
Severt Seeland was a Paynesvilll
caller last week
Paul Rudd entertained company ono
day the latter part of the week.
Johnny Jones who has been EN-
ployed for month at the S. NJ. Susag
farm LETT for his home last Wednesday
evening.
Viola Peterson of Dist No. 81 was
taken sick at the school last Wednes-
day and had to go home
Clara Jones who has been employed
with family at Spicer during thl
summer months went with the same
family as servant maid to California
recently.
Martin Nelson visited at the John
DdilIUClS uOl1C 1dSL uuISudy.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Olson and sOr
last Thursday afternoon.
Harry Pemble of Dist No. 50 stayed
away from school part Of last week
on account Of illness.
Mrs. Sylvia Johnson called at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F
Dearick, last Thursday
There are some cases of influenza
in Paynesville at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs. o. K Rustand of Nor
cross, Mimi, celebrated their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary on Nov. 7
last Monday and their son, Arthur
Herbert celebrated his twenty-firs
birthday anniversary on Thursday
last week, Nov. TO- Generalization:
are extended to both parties, with tn;
best wishes for bright and happ,
future.
four-inch snow on level groun<
fell last Monday, Nov. 7, and COLI
weather followed, but no wind to blow
the snow into drifts. We still hope
for more Indian summer. Fall worl
has been fairly well done up, as thu
weather has been very favorable Thu
season.
Alfred Christianson of Dist No. s.
did not attend school the latter par
of last week on account Of illness.
Ditmar Thorson returned last weel
from Minneapolis after having had
pleasant visit with relatives an.
friends
Philip Rudd, who broke his leg b,
jumping from corn stack and wa
finally taken care of by a physician
at Atwater is back home again an
we al hope for his speedy recovery
Mrs. Gilbert Peterson, who ha
served for five years as president o
the ladies aid society of the Z:o1
church, was presented with half
dozen silver teaspoons and that man
tablespoons, a berryspoon and gray
ladel by the members of the aid. Mrs
Hans Otteson was elected presiden
in Mrs. Pederson's place at the las
meeting held
Mrs. S. o. Susag was a Paynesvill
caller last Friday to see a doctor, an
was fitted with new reading glasses
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Jacobson wer
Paynesville callers last Friday.
Hans Hendrickson visited at tn
Peter Nepson home on the old VIII
Their farm, last week.