Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10

!. Mrs Emil Johnson of Minneapolis
called On New London friends Satur-
day H. - ~. E II T..
Mrs: ]. A. Jensen was the victim of
I very pleasant birthday surprise on
Saturday. @Ee @,~~r:
Tailor K c.. Holland has decided to
change his location and has moved to
:.Starbuck.- =. 49,. ;.
IS S. Lobbins was called to his
home at Brooten last week by the
illness Of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Covell accom-
panied by Mrs. E. Hedeen@ went to
Minneapolis last week to: attend the
wedding of Mrs. Covelps youngest
sister:
The New London -four mills have
begun using steam for power, due to
low water at the mill dam:
Oliver Johnson Of Blue Sky, Can,
and nephew of Jim Johnson, is here
preparing to establish himself in the
jewellers business at Brooten, as his
future home.
County Auditor Randall of Big
Stone county stopped here Tuesday
to cab On friends enroute to Eden
Valley.
Wanda Thorne of Findley, N. D.,
is the guest of Esperance Lawson for
few days. She has recently attend
ed summer normal term at Valley
City and will teach school near Find
ley the coming winter.
| The High School alumni are plan
| ming big picnic at Lake Andrew for
| Friday of this week.
| Mrs. LYDIA Paulson of Minneapolis
was here on business from Monday to
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family accompanied the Peterson par.
ty On their return Wednesday from
trip thru northern Minnesota. and
| will be guests of the Petersons at
| white Bear" lake for some time: >
| Afternoon "coffees" are very mum.
| erous of late. Recent hostesses were
| Mesdames c. K. Lund, Ida Lund, Ev'
en- Erickson, Norman Nelson, Har.
riet Nyberg and Frank Rose.
| Peter Paulson of Los Angeles, Cal.
is in this vicinity on business and
made New London friends a. pleasant
call on Thursday
C. A. Baklund of Willmar and par.
| ty of tourists stopped here Thursday
| ty, the blue berry district of northern
| Minnesota.
Ed r. Kambestad has the past week
purchased the Nels Peterson residence
in the north part Of town.
C. E. 'Monson is negotiating with
! Olivia parties for the purchase of the
former Walter. Andrews farm of Bur.
bank.
The younger set of little girls gave
Rhoda Nyberg farewell surprise
party on Sunday p. m. They brot
! their friend q suitable gift in memory
of the play days they have had to-
gether in New London.
Miss FlOssie Peterson of Murdoch
teacher in Fargo schools, has spent
part of the past week with her aunts
the Peterson sisters. She has just
lreturned from a Yellowstone Park
trip
Mrs. Christine Casparson of Min
neapolis is making a three weeks
visit among her brothers families
the several Gunderson homes.
Rev. and Mrs. Giere of Sacred
Heart spent Saturday to Monday with
the Geo. Johnson family and other
friends. .n.ss.1A~
! C. E: MonApn was a Willmar bust
ness caller Monday.
Miss Hulda Hanson has accepted
a position as instructor in the Red
Lake Falls high school for the com
! ing school year. The term starts the
fore part of September.
Mrs. Andrew Peterson left Saturday
for a visit at her parental home, the
Gust Bjork home, in Dovre township
I Rev. E. M. Hanson and daughters
Hulda and Ella. ?motored to Willmal
last Monday.
Mrs. Clara Walters, daughter Of
K. C. Holland, and the mother of Ine7
and Harold Walters, was married al
Detroit, Mich, July rs, to Max Cope
land, a raincoat salesman. They viii
make their home at Detroit, and Inc:
Walters expects to live with them.
Kenneth Nordlie, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. G. Nordlie, who fractured his
left collar bone when he fell out Of
the hammock about couple of week!
ago, is getting along nicely.