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

41ader eresseuterta1ned at the Joe
Isaacson home at Diamond Lake on
Sunday. 35a5.5 : u. KS. s,t
lMr. and Mrs. August Broman and
Mrs. Edith Strong and children spent
Monday visiting at the Lawrence
lWicklund home. 81 XII. n .5. I. S.. 81
Mrs Andrew Sell accompanied by
Miss Lille johnson left Tuesday for
the cities where the former will con-
suit specialist concerning her
health. ~: e ~. zs.s
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Nels A. Nelson and
two sons Marlin and Carlton were
guests at the E. #. Croonquist home
at Kandiyohi on Sunday. tszz
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Lindquist and
daughter Mildred motored to Itch
field on Saturday. I'd.
The ladies aid Of the M. E. church
will hold their annual bazaar and So
cial on Thursday, Oct. ~, in their
church parlors beginning at 3 O'clock
A 1Nc lunch will be served thruout the
afternoon and at $3.50 until O'clock
a chicken pie supper will be served,
which will be Soc per plate. There
| will also be a sale Of fancy articles.
Everyone is cordially invited.
MIR. and Mrs Ed Peterson of Tripo-
! lis were Sunday visitors at the Joe
Hyden home. ~
Mrs: Frank Abbott was a Litchfeld
| caller on Monday of last week.
Postmaster Erickson made the
| semi-annual inspection Of the routes
! last week.
Jacob IL. Ha!lbom has been ap-
pointed mail carrier on Route No. l.,
William O. Olson from New London
on loop route No. Z, and Emil J. Ed
mund will be transferred to Route
No. 4, the appointments and transfers
to take place November LIST.
Mrs. H. Hagestande, former res
ident here, has moved to live with us
again from Ottertail county.
Miss Emma Roetzer Of Minneapolis
visited at her parental home over Sun
| day.
Roy Wallin left for Smith Lake on
Monday to hold the position as oper-
ator on the Great Northern.
! Willis Bomstad and his mother re-
| turned to the cities last week after a
few days visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Olson left on
Saturday for ,Mankato to visit with
their daughter, Mrs Harry Himmel-
man.
Rev. G. A. Gustafson of Minneap-
oils gave lectures in three different
churches at Lake Elizabeth Sunday,
and also visited with Rev. NJ. LeVan-
der.
| L. o. Strand who has been picking
corn in this vicinity returned to his
home at Granite Falls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peterson and
family. Mrs Ray Dawson and Caro-
line Hawkinson motored to Raymond
Sunday where they visited at the
Fred Stenberg home.
Wreisner Bros. of Dassel are in
stalling a steam heating plant for The
Strong Motor Company this week.
Ogden B. Beeman of Minneapolis
was the guest of Sidney Strong on
Sunday
Edgar Bergquist of Minneapolis
who has been visiting at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Clarence Bergquist
returned to his home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Anderson and
daughter were Litchfeld callers on
Sunday evening.
! :. !'MtiastViyiaR Johnson left Saturday
forssInnape3is. <-'>- 1,-S ri,
+ Mr.: and Mrs. Albert Lindquist are
expected home the first part of this
week from a trip to Chicago where
they attended funeral of the lat
ter'sE sister
Miss Alma Olson spent Monday Wis
itjngs at the Nels A. Nelson home and
with other friends before her depart
ure to MINI eapolis.
Miss Myrtle Kleberg was an over
Sunday visitor at her home in Fab
lun.
Mrs. Elmer Johnson and children
spent Sunday visiting at the Ed Pa
gel home in Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Broman an6
Mrs. Edith Strong and children ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Os,und and fam
lily were entertained at the Chas. B
: Danie!son home in Lake Elizabeth or
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Engwall ant
family motored up from Minneapoli!
on Sunday for an over Sunday visi
with their relatives here, the Ericl
Engwall and Nels Freeman families
Mr.. andsMrs. Axe1 Johnson enjoyed
visit last week from their son-in-law
, M. ,;Monagle of Lengthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Isaacson an.
sons Harry and Fred and daughter