Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15

aret Dahlgren, Stella Anderson, Leone
and Eileen Bhtteuberry left for st.
CLOUD on Monday to attend the Tea
chers Training college during the
summer session. M .ssa. ssss
Mrs Shiere and two daughters and
son OF st. Paul arrived here on Mon
day and went to Green Lake the
same day to occupy their cottage Tor
the summer. The family are friends
of Mr.. Granger, manager Of the Rob
bins Young co. gravel pit, and also
spent last summer at Green Lake
Mrs. Ulla Carlson who makes her
home with Miss Dora Lawson met
with very serious accident on Sun
day evening when, due to inf1rmity,
she, fell while crossing the floor Of her
room and disDocated her hip bones,
Small hope is held for her. recovery
because of her extreme weakness and
old age. She is nearly ninety years
of age. Her niece, Mrs. V. E. Law
son Of Wilmar, arrived here on Mon
day to be with her. q 49, @S =
Matthias and O. M. Johnson depart
ed on Thursday on a three months trip
to Norway. They were accompanied
as far as Eau Claire, Wis, by s. A.
Severtson and daughter, Miss. Anna,
and Mrs. O. NJ. Johnson, who will at
tend Guldbrands laget there T.
Elias Johnson, Anton Jacobson and
A. N. Guam left on Monday for Inter-
national Falls where they will attend
the State Firemen's convention. They
drove to St. Cloud and from there
made the remainder of the trip with
other delegates on special train. :
A. N. Nicholson went to Glenwood
on Saturday to attend the Bankers
convention. From there he drove to
Ashby to join his family who have Wis
tied there since Tuesday. They are
expected home today. -
A. s. Rapp and children, Alice and
Harry, left Tuesday of last week on
an auto trip to Dennison, Northfield
and Minneapolis. Mr.; Rapp and Miss
Alice returned on Saturday willie
Harry remained at .Dennison to spend
the summer with relatives. j. =
Walter Hanson and his party of four
friends returned to Hutchinson on
Saturday after a weeks Camping trip
at Green Lake. The boys were all
High School graduates this spring
who had served in the navy two years.
Walter Hanson is the youngest bro
ther of DR.. H. ]. Hanson.
A childrens day program was given
at the Presbyterion church last Sun.
day evening" Among other parts the
short Bible stories we're especially
we'll told by Lillian Rapp, Airline Gov
ell, and Lilly Jensen. The children
were under the direction of Mrs. T.
NJ. Findley.
Miss Griselda Olson who Taught at
Bagley last term arrived home on
Wednesday, She left for St. Cloud on
Monday to attend summer school at
the Teachers Training College, to pre-
pare for her next years work as a
grade teacher in our schools. Miss
Edith Eckman who also taught at
Bagley will be re-employed there next
year as Domestic Science instructor
At present she is visiting relatives 1T
Niagara, N. D.
MRS. V. E. Holm very delightfully."-
entertained a party of about thirty
ladies at her home on Thursday af-
ternoon. A splendid buffet luncheon
was served by the hostess Her out
of town guests were: Mrs. c.. P. Holm
and daughter, Miss Adeline, of Will
mar; Mrs. Arthur Holm and Mrs.
Bernard Holm of Atwater; Mrs. Har-
ry Holm of Kandiyohi and Mrs. Geo.
Thonvold of Kerkhoven, and Miss Mae
Peterson of Billings, Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Steendahl of Seat
| tie, Wash, arrived here on Monday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Steendahl will be rem
embered by the older residents of New
London aus having been in charge OF
the local hotel for many years. They
left here for Seattle twenty years ago
MIR. Steendahl is now employed in the