Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05

Tuesday afternoon. II = ~ T.. -.
Mrs. Albert Lindqufst was hostess
DO q number Of her lady friends on the
occasion. of her birthday anniversary
on Tuesday afternoon. -. 5s-.~-,. -"
-. MRS. j. NJ. Nelson and Victor Nell
son motored to Grove City Wednes-
day where they visited at the Gust
Retain home. III. =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller left Thurs
day tor Olivia where they attended
the funeral Of their brother-in Jaw,
George Peterson, on Friday.
: Olof Anderson who has been in
poor hearth; for some time was taken.
to the Swedish Hospital in Minneap'
OILS on Tuesday. He was aocompan-
led by tis two sons, Andrew and Ar
thur Anderson who took him down by
car.
:5.A number Of friends OF Mrs. Nels
Anderson assisted her in celebrating
her birthday anniversary on SATURDAY
mrs. s. ]. Erlandson OF Grove CITY
spent a few days last week visiting
A. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l."
Davidson.
MSS EDNA Croonquist came down
from ,Willmar Thursday for visit
with Mrs. Nets Nelson and with other
friends. :. =.
MIS-. Swan L. Olson left Monday 1
laat week for Minneapolis where she
ts taking treatments for her eyes.
Mrs, Chas. johnson from south OF
town spent last week visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Johnson.
MIR. al,u Mns. Henry Stene went to
the cities Wednesday to visit their
daughter. Mrs. ]. w. Barton.
Mr. and MIS-. S. B. Glader and Chill
dren spent Thursday evening at the
Henry Broman home south OF kand1-
yohd.
Mrs. O. F.. Lindell entertained
few ladies' at quilting bee at her
home ON Thursday afternoon.
The Beth. Lutheran congregation
sprung a surprise on Miss Lillian
Samstad on Tuesday evening in the
church parlors. "A very interesting
program was given. Miss Samstad
was presented with a purse of money
AZ q remembrance. She will leave for
Minneapolis in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 1saaoson, the
Misses Mary and Ida Lindquist and
Mrs. J. P. Lindquist spent Sunday f.
ternoon visiting at the Elmer Peter
son home.
Albert Apelgren who has been WIS.,
thing with relatives at Milaca for
few days returned home Wednesday:
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Holm and son
Gerald spent Sunday visiting with re-
latives at Wilmar.
Miss Irene Zaeska spent few days
last week at her home in Swede
Grove township.
: Arthur F'nans of Willmar was an
Ahwater business caller one day last
week.
John Woken left Tuesday for a cou-
pie months stay at Winthrop where
he will take charge of some business
tor the Simons Lumber Co.
MRS. ]. A.: Miller and Mrs. E. G. Pa
gel and baby daughter OF Harrison
spent Thursday afternoon visiting at
the John Miller home.
81 Gunder Samstad and sons George
and Bonnie, and daughter Lillian at
tended the funeral of an aunt at Win
dom ON Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. LeVamder and son Bernard
attended a farewell party in honor OF
Miss Anna Swanson at Grove City on
Wedn esday afternoon.
MRS. J. p. Lindquist, Mrs. Henry
1saacson. Mrs. Ertck EngwaW and the
Misses Mary and Ida LindQuist spent
Wednesday AFTERNOON visiting at the
B. A. Flygare home in Geunessee.
Mrs. Nels Freeman and daughter
Alfredo went to whitman Saturday
evening for an over Sunday visit with
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Bjornberg.
Chas. Reigel was Litchheld caller
last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. c. Norris OF Cashmere,
WASH, spent Saturday at the Nels
B1omberg home. She was on her way
home from Sioux City, Iowa.
Miss Daisy Isaacson of Priam spent
Saturday afternoon visiting at the
Henry Isahcson home.
Mrs. p. J. Engen who has been WIS.,
'iting at the J. O'Comor home south
of Atwater lett here Tuesday for her
home at Granite Falls.
Nels Anderson was Kandiyohi
business caller on Saturday.
.::Chas. A. Swenson was a whitman
business visitor on Wednesday.
Peter Larson returned home Satur-
day evening after few days stay in
the city.
&C. H. Lundgren Of Raymond visited
with his relatives here Sunday. He
was accompanied home by his wife
and daughter Harriet who had been
visiting here for over a week.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Peterson and
two sons George and Dale who have
been visiting at the Chas. Peterson
and Nels Christensen homes for some
time returned to their home at Bal
sam Lake, Wis.,, ON Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Johnson entertained
q few ladies' at her home on Thurs
day.
The c. O.. Peterson family we're
Litchfield visitors on Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Henderson was hostess to a
number Of Lady friends on the occa:
sion OF her birthday anniversary on
Monday, afternoon. ....
Mrs. A. P. Melin spent last week
visiting with her relatives at Long
Mrs. J. M. Nelson and Victor Mel.
son motored to Grove City Sunday,
where they were entertained for din
ner at the Nele Ringstrom home. They
we're entertained for supper at VIM.
.Kragenbring's. - - 49, s.*
Mrs. ( George Jones pleasantly en-
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