Willmar tribune., 1921-11-09
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Nov. S-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holm
spent one evening last week in Will
mar.
Mrs. E. C. French and Mrs. H. A.
Hanson and son came over from Kim
bal! Wednesday evening to spend the
week end with their folks here.
Mrs. Charley Frans spent Wednes-
day at Litchfield. She resides north |
of town.
Hallow cen was quietly observed in
this village.
Mrs. R. S. Kroona and daughter La
Vone returned home Wednesday after
weeks visit at her parental home
southwest of Atwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Blomquist of
Devils Lake, N. D., are visiting at the
Oscar Erickson home. Victor is work
ing with the McKusick outfit east of
town.
e. O. Hanson of st. Paul was a
Kandiyohi visitor on Monday.
Mrs. VIM. McDermott went to Will
mar on Monday for few days visit.
The fire department was called out
On Tuesday night as one Of the state
highway trucks caught fire while they
were repairing the engine. The fire
was soon put out.
The state shouldering outfit is work
ing overtime so as to get thru with
their work.
Oscar Erickson is moving into, the
Mrs. Frank Nelson home which was
formerly occupied by the John Nc
Leod family. who moved into the
Mrs. John Lundquist home in the
west part of town.
Miss Mabel Bowers returned to the
hotel where she is employed after
two weeks vacation. She visited at
Milaca. r.,
Adolph Kroona and Victor lBergfalk
motored to Willmar on Saturday,
dennis O'Niel is back from the
west where he has been working for
the Webb Publishing g Co: this sum =
mer. .
Mr. and Mrs. X. M. Kalbak were
Willmar callers on Thursday.
Charley Lawler and Otis Conway
returned Friday morning from Mon
tana where they have been working
for the Webb Publishing Co.
Frans Erickson was a Willmar cal
ler Friday afternoon.
Isabelle Rierson from Eagle Lake
spent Sunday at home with her par
ents.
Clarence Anderson from Atwater
was caller here Friday.
b. C. French and H. A. Hanson of
Kimball came over Saturday evening
to get their wiYes who had been visit
ing here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Anderson and
son Clarence of Atwater, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Okerman and son Duaine
Of Willmar were entertained at the
r. S. Kroona home Sunday for dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Lawler left on
Sunday morning for their home at
Minneapolis Mrs. Lawler has spent
several weeks visiting relatives at
this place.
Mrs. John aLundquist left Saturday
for Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Conway left on
Sunday for Minneapolis.
Chester Nelson from southwest of
Atwater started working Thursday af-
ter two weeks on the sick list. He is
employed with Albert Olson digging
wells. =:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson drove
to Willmar on Tuesday. They re-
turned on the afternoon train. On
the way up they were run into by the
Morrell Packing Co. salesman west
of town. Both cars we're badly smash
ed, with the Anderson Car getting the
worst of the deal.
Pat Downs was up from Atwater on
Friday for visit after breaking his
arm while working for McKusick. He
does not expect to go to work for two
or three weeks.
Victor Bergfalk took out a big game
license Saturday and went hunting
deer Tuesday. He claims he is com
ing back with a deer. What kind OF
a deer (dear), Vic?
All business places shall be closed
on Nov. ,11th, Armistice Day, by or
der Of the village president, VIM. Leh
rke.
Martin Hawkinson has been help
ing at the Holm Bros store at Atwatel
the past week.
kandiyohi School Notes.
Teacher-What is part Of speech
that promotes action?
Pupil-COnversation.