Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-02-09

Feb. 4. Sam ENngstrOm went to
the cities on Friday e.. ~ IT, H.. =. =
Lawrence Holm was an over Sunday
visitor with relatives at Willmar.i
=; Miss Marie Green went over to
Kandiyohi on Tuesday for few days
visit at the Arthur Skoglund home.
Miss Eileen Batterberry went to
Richmond On Monday - p"
1Stenbakken Bros: received a car OF
kerosene last week. 49,. -. ~~<s
f Del1os Metcalf boarded the train
for Monticello on Saturday. 1893
c.: H: Young OF st. Paul made a
flying trip to Foleys pit on Friday.
The Farmers Store Co. is shipping
two carloads of stock to South St:
Paul today. Es:.sss~~ *
Mrs. Glen Cooper arrived here from
Wakken on Saturday for visit with
relatives. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingvald Olson are the
happy parents of a baby boy born to
them on February LIST.
Mrs Frank CoveH and Miss Alpha
Olson were <Atwater visitors from
Thursday to Friday:
The Misses Esther and Alice Jordin
who are employed at Willmar visited
at their home here from Saturday
to Monday
Sam Newlin is acting as janitor at
school this week while Peter Rose is
filling his ice houses for summer
trade.
Mrs. Ed. Gustafson underwent an
operation on a bone of her foot on
Saturday.
J. M. Monsoon visited relatives i'm
the cities from Tuesday to Monday.
He was accompanied on his return BY
his daughter Miss Rhoda who is study
ing at MacPhails school of music.
The first carload of the season OF
wheat and flax will be shipped from
New London tbs week by the Farmers
Elevator Company.
:: Station agent o. A. Nelson acting
for the Express Companies who are
also agents of the European Relief
Council is receiving contribution for
the relief of starving children of all
Europe. Let's count you in as a.
helper.
! a. N. Nicholson was last week
called to Velva, N. D. by the very
sudden death ofhis ,brother-in-law, Mr..
T. Hystad, Mr.. and Mrs. Hystad had
been married only since new Years
day of this year.
Mrs. J. J. Hanson will entertain
the Study Club on Wednesday of this
week. The program will be Roll Call
Anecdotes from famous generals;
vocal solo,, Mrs O.; G.;y Nordlie, Res.
friction Of Immigration, Mrs. A.. N.
Nicholson an da Discussion of Natu-
raliZation.
w. c. Banker reports shipping 81
cases Of eggs from this point last
week, with a drop in price also to 81
cents. Egg market conditions are
surely different from ! year 40 20, WITH
price per dozen around 80 cents and
few eggs to be had at that. ~.,~~
Mr.. and Mrs; J. P, Olson enter
tanned very pleasantly at. dinner on
Wednesday,. evening: the following
guests: Harry Soland, MI. and Mrs.
M. F. Lunquist and the C.SE. Monsoon,
Albert Nelson and o: g; Nordlie fanai:
August Anderson was called back
last week to his work for the Min
neapolis Threshing Company at Hop
kins. He left on Friday via Eden
Valley where he will visit his sister,
Mrs. J. E. Martin for few days.
The Sunday school teachers of the
Norwegian Lutheran church were en-
tertained at dinner on Monday eve
ming of last week by Mr.. and Mrs:
c. Lund. They report. a splendi
dinner and a most enjoyable evening.
The guests were: Rev. and Mrs. E..
M. Hanson, MI. and Mrs. s Nv. Graf
ger, Mr. and Mrs. Arne Larson, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Taraldson, and the Misses
Ethel Larson, Orletta Larson, Mabel
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