Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-26

a business VlSNOr, mere on Wednesday
Martin. Lundquist was county
seat visitor between trains on We'd
nesday. :"
:: John Amundson is employed as
'janitor at, the Municipal Building.
IL. G. Almsteadt left on Thursday
for visit with. his daughter at Min.
neapolis. =,
: &C.. o. Granger. spent Friday to Mon
day in st. Paul.
The. Misses Mabel Johnson and
Rhoda Monsoon were Willmar visitors
on Saturday and Sunday.
u. E. and Frank Covell were in
Belgrade on business Monday.
Miss Blanche Hagen of Willmar
visited at the r. B. Batterberry home
OH Sunday.
The M. ~Butala family visited rela.
tives at Richmond over Sunday.
C.. B. Lund and S. A. Lungstrom
were in whitman on business Monday.
+ IS. A. Lungstrom drove up from the
ycities on Saturday in his Liberty
roadster.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Peterson of Mamre
were guests at the G. O, Kambestad
home on Sunday.
Miss Irene Harris enrolled as a
Sophomore in High school on Monday.
lNester Brown from north of Bel
grade and Richard Nepsun of Harri-
son have both returned to their
homes after recent operations at Sun
nyside Hospital.
John Cute who has been living on
the Hans Larson farm in Georgevllle
is shipping his household goods to
Fairmont today.
,Mr. Sanderson of Minneapolis was
a patient at Sunnyside Hospital few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. l.. Leaf and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Peterson OF
Benson were guests at the r. Hall
berg home on Sunday.
MES. H.. J.<:Hansop spent Thursday
to Monday with friends in St. Paul
and Rochester.
The Misses Inez' Hanson, Lavina
Peachey and H. H. McNiven were
week end visitors in the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs Mann of Milwaukee,
Wis, returned there on Saturday al
ter weeks visit at the S. A. Severt-
son home
Tom Tollman of Paynesville who
has been employed here for some time
as foreman of the construction crew
for the St. Cloud Public Service Co.
was transferred to st. Cloud on Sat-
urday.
County nurse Miss msdahl visited
New London on Thursday in the IN
terests of a Red Cross Pageant to be
given at Willmar on Armistice Day.
The j.. A. .Thorne family OF Apple
ton visited on Sunday at the Anton
Stenbakken home. They left for
Willmar that evening, returning 10
Appleton on Monday.
melvin and Herman Thompson re-
Gently ,depaIted .f9r. Seattle, WASH;
where they expect to be employed
during the W. inter.
MIR. and Mrs. r.. G. Young and son
CLAYTON and Miss Rikka Swenson and
Jessie Lawson drove up from MIME
apolis on Saturday to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Swenson. They re-
turned the following day.
tMr. and Mrs. M. ]. Van Worst, Mr.
and Mrs. C.. E. Monson and Mrs. y.
r. Fink we're among the New Lon
don people who attended the Glesne
funeral at Norway Lake on Tuesday.
tMr and Mrs. Peter Ogren and BABY
visited at the John Violin home IN
Colfax on Sunday.
Miss Minnie Anderson went TO
Harrison on Thursday to visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Julius Miller
She has recently been employed at
the Bengtson restaurant.
mr.. and Mrs. Martin LundQuist and
Harry Soland spent Sunday at the
Jacob Moe and 'Sigurd Halvorson
homes at Norway Lake.
Mrs. Martin Lundberg has returned
to Rochester for a. final operation for
goitre at the Mayo Hospital.