Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30

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Evelyn Meistad, who is attending
school in Minneapolis, returned home
last Wednesday evening for visit
with her parents during Thanksgiving
vacation. a1# - =. Z, ri : :. "
| Joseph Larson returned home from
Brandon last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs: Mary Atkinson, nee Olson, and
son George OF st. Paul arrived in
Paynesville last Wednesday evening
to visit for a short time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Olson. =
The. North Star symphony orchestra
meet for practice on Tuesday even.
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Susag, and on Thanksgiving day they
will play at the young peoples festival
in the Nordland church: - - "a
Karl Peterson of Plaza, N. D., who
has been visiting with friends and
relatives in the community for the past
two weeks, left recently for his home.
Mrs. H. P. Hanson of >Scobey, Mont,
Mrs. Alfred Meistad and o. B. Thor.
son were entertained for dinner by
Mrs. S. O. Susag on Thanksgiving eve:
| ming
S. Carol Simonson, teacher in the
Cokato high school, visited at the K J.
Thorson home during the holidays.
Louise Peterson spent Thanksgiving
with her folks. She arrived by train
from Paynesville Wednesday evening
+ Edith Hubbard OF Pennock, who is
attending the teachers college at st
Cloud, spent Thanksgiving with her
friend, Lillian Thorson.
The Alfred Meistad family and Mrs
H. P. Hanson and daughter, Orlene
Fern, were entertained for dinner al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. O. Sconsing
last Friday.
K. j. Thorson and family spent last
| Thursday at New London with the
Simon Simonson family.
The young peoples sales and pro
! gram in the Nordland church on
| Thanksgiving was we'll attended and
the articles sold at reasonable prices
Eighteen inches OF snow fell before
Thanksgiving, the most we have had
| for IS years. In the states of Wash
ington and Oregon it is said that six
! inches Of snO Whas fallen.
Dagney Thorson spent few days
the latter part of last week visiting in
New London.
Martin Broiland was a Paynesville
visitor last Friday.
At the Dist. No. 1u7 program a has
ket was sold for $1,000, others were
sold for Soc
G. E. Nelson left recently for Inga
dourna, Cass county, to visit with rela
tives and friends for short time.
The choir of the Zion church NEE
for practice in the church next Sunday
forenoon at II o'clock. The children
also practice their pieces for the pro
gram at the Christmas tree.
Eddie and Henry Johnson with thei
sisters Ida and Anna and others wer.
entertained at the home of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Leon Mock last Sunday evening
Lorentza Johnson who is a senio
in the Paynesville high school and ha
been visiting at her home during vaca
ton. returned to Paynesville Sunda
afternoon.
/ Dagney Thorson returned home fror
New London last Saturday evening.
5 On Nov. - Marion Johnson a grant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mathia
. Johnson living near Lake Koroni:
, a well known al= highly respects
: young lady of this community bu
lately residing in Willmar too
out marriage license with Marshal
| DeCamp of Willmar and they wer
!. married the 10th by ]. Renwick M.
/ Cullough of the Presbyterian churc
at the home of the groom. The bride
sister Ruby, who is attending hig
!, school at Paynesvil!e and making he
home with the DR.. N. o. Sandven fan
lily was present at the wedding. Nj
and Mrs. Marshall DeCamp will max
their home at Granite Falls where tn
groom is opening a variety store. TIL
young couple have the best wishes fo
"a bright and happy married life fro1
their many relatives and friends her,
Marguerite Larson, who is maxim
her home with her grandparents, M