Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-02-02
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NEW LONDON
Feb. LIST clarice Thorson OF Nor
way Lake spent last week in New
London visiting relatives. .ss
John McLouthSssis putting up ice for
the zcreameryc company.
y. Dr. Branton. of Wi1lmar: was bu-
siness caller in town Thursday.
Judge T. o. Gilbert and Mrs. Gil
bert OF Willmar were. here In attend
ance at the Wolf concert Friday night.
Mesdames A. N. Mickelson and v.
E. Holm, were in the cities. from
Thursday to Monday On shopping
trip \. :. : 80 - ~" !.
The Misses Olga and Mabel Gunld.
erson2 left for Minneapolis on Thurs.
day. -. ~. -. - =
Mrs. Frank Pond went to ST. Cloud
on Thursday. = r. '$< = f. :
s Miss Margaret Kelley went. to Pay
nesvine on Monday. !. :
I Rev, Aa;FI:.s AlmerSs.left for st. Paul
on Monday. s=.1sss. ~ ~
i. H: Il. McNiven made astrip to st.
jPauf@the. latter part OF the week.
A. Girls Glee; Club was organized
at school last week under the direc-
ton SofrNfiss Olson and held their first
practice on Monday. $s#
Mrs. Carrie Swenson, and daughter,
Mrs. Alma Knock, and Editor v. e..
lawson and wife of Willmar came
over, On. Saturday to surprise and help
celebrate the birthday Of their sister,
Miss Dora lawson. 80 =
| The following were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. C. E.. Monson at a. splendid
SIX o'clock dinner at their hospitable
home on Friday: Mrs. Sven Walby
and Selmars Walby, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
johnson. and daughter Mildred and
the o. G.. Nordlie, A., N. Nicholson,
Albert Nelson and Anton: Jacobson
families.
PHYLLIS Bstterberry> is staying with
her.. sisters in town for the present
while she is taking special work in
music under Miss Olson.
Miss Esperance Lawson arrived
nome on Thursday from the St: Cloud
State Normal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Gustafson visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Thomp-
son in Irving on Sunday afternoon.
Rev. H. O. Svare of Belgrade board
ca the train here for. Granite Falls
on Monday.
The Misses Mathilda Nordlie and
Malena Olson of Colfax> were in Will
mar between trains on Monday.
Emil Hallberg and son Ben autoed
| 20 Wllimar on Sunday to attend the
meetings at the Mission church there.
MRS. Chas. Nyberg came up from
minneapolis on Tuesday of last week
Tor, a visit until Thursday with her
sister, Mrs. Harriet Nyberg. Mrs: G.
NyDergr has recently disposed of her
! residences property at; Minneapolis
|. anu VIII return this spring to her
nome on the north Green Lake shore.
Peter Ogrent is awaiting himself of
a. free educational offer. to ex-service
men. He is taking a correspondence
course in advertising with the Y. NJ.
Y: A. at Minneapolis to.better qualify
h1mself for his mercantile work:
| some OF the north shore Of the pond
Is being brushed and cleaned ont to
give wider: water views, from the
roadWays and adjoining properties,
| Wh1ie the ice is on the river the i'm
mediate shore line is most easily
cleaned. and overhanging willows are
trimmed
Our local f1remen enjoyed turkey
ana goose banquet at the council
rooms on Saturday. There were 10
men present to enjoy the feast.
Inc presbyterian church announces
special choir for it's regular Sun.
Gay evening services. At last Sun
DAY nights service Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Covell and Mrs. H. J. Hanson
rendered a. beautiful selections EMIT
led Eden Land.'> Mrs. Findley will,
lead the Bible Study class which meets
from 7:15 to 7:45. The subject next
Sunday is Abraham
Mrs. Lawrence Christopherson un.
derwent a very serious operation at
the hospital on Thursday night. For
some time the patient has lowered
near Deaths door, but at this writing
we are glad to learn. there are strong
hopes for her recovery.
! Mrs: @. l.. Risch and little daughter
or St.. Cloud came up on Saturday for
short visit at the Axel Olson home.
They returned to St. Cloud on Mon
day accompanied by Mrs. Olson who
will visit there for few days.
Miss Ida SOderlund was a surgical
patient. at Sunnyside Hospital Mon
day.
Johnnie Nyberg arrived home from
Denver, Colo, on Saturday..
. Walter Dilley enjoyed a. visit from
brother: from St. Cloud last week.
The Camp Fire Girls Basket Social
last Thursday evening was favored
BY a good attendance. The proceeds
from the sale of baskets and ten.cent
lunches we're. $41.0O. The highest
priced basket was double basket and
sold for $500. Special thanks for the
success Of the evening are due Mr.. l..
=. Covell, who very kindly served as
auctioneer.
The town basket ball team made an
easy victory in the Richmond VS. New
London game, played here last Sat
urday- evening. A good sized crowd
turned out to see the game which re-
suited In a score of 1912. New Lon
don's lineupsin the first half were Ne
lin ,Skeie, Orrin, Strand, Thos, Amble,
Walter Skeie. and Arthur Olson; in
the second halt, Nelin Skeie, Oscar
Guam, Thos.z Amble, Walter Skeie:
and Arthur Olson. A return game will
be played at Richmond on Saturday
the 5th of February.
On Thursday night wv. Almsteadt
Secretary of the University Extension
course addressed "a fair sized audi
ence at the han. His subject was
! DEMOCRACY He first, urged the on