Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-14
SPICER-O -GREEN-LAKE.

|; Sept. 13-Mrs <Grace Nichols and
son arrived last Thursday from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and will spend several
weeks at the F. O. Hillman home.
Mr.: and, Mrs. A. J. Thorvig a. md son
returned home Saturday from weeks
visit with: relatives in Minneapolis.
Mrs: Ross returned to Litchfeld on
Saturday after weeks visit with
Mrs. Oliver Larson.
Miss Alice BOrcen visited at the e.
O. Carlson home in Litcl1ield last
week
Miss Florence Nelson lett Monday
Of Last week for st. Peter, where she
will attend the G. A. college.
Albert Winblad returned Saturday
from Minneapolis where he accom-
panied his brother, Oliver. who is at
tending the Central High School
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and son
Of MINNEAPOLIS and Mr> and Mrs. Ed
Swanson and two children Of ST: Paul
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fredoli
Hultg1en the past week.
Mrs, A. E, Baker and daughters LII
ellie. and Alice who have been spend
ing the, summer at their cottage on
Cottonwood Beach returned Wednes
day to their. home at Indianapolis. Ind.
MI and Mrs. Edgar Monsoon are
the proud and happy parents q a son
born to them last Tuesday, Sept. 9th.
Mrs. VIM. Radcliffe and several 9th
CTS arrived last week from Sioux CT
ty, Iowa, to spend some time III their
cottage near Tepeet0nka Hotel.
Mrs. Arthur Ihlang Of New Highland
Was, and O. l.. Larson Of Seattle,
Wash, arrived here last Wednesday
to see their mother, Mrs. Oliver Lar
son who is ill.
Miss Mae Sorenson departed last
week for Minneapolis where she at
tends school after spending the sum-
mer at her parental home here.
J.. Miss Helen Gleason of Minneapolis
comnenced.a term of school in Dist.
IS last Tuesday.
Andrew Woestrunl, travelling sales
man for J. R. Watkins Medical Co.,, of
Win0na returned here Friday from a
few days visit with relatives and
friends in Minneapolis:
Chas. Peterson and Hans Melby
who are employed with threshing
rig near Raymond visited over Sun
day at their homes here.
Frank Pitcher accompanied his ia
Their Joe Pitcher to Grand Rapids last
Friday where the latter will make his
home with his daughter.
Miss Edna Osmundson went out to
Nest, Lake Friday for a several days
visit at the sNels Larson home.
+ Miss Lillian Palm arrived from
Willmar Saturday and commenced a
term; Of school in Dist. % Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Waters arrived
here some time ago from Superior,
Wis, and have moved on to the. Mrs.
Ole. Thorvig farm which they have
rented for a. year. -. ..
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Thorvig moved
to Spicer Monday and are occupying
rooms in the: Chas. Ahlberg residence.
Mr.: and Mrs. Enock LindhOlm and
children returned the first Of the week
from a visit with Mrs. ;. Lindholm's
parents at Cokato. They were accom-
panied home by the latter's brother,
Eddie Johnson, who will visit with
them for a few, days. i,
Miss Helen Lunde departed Mon
! day. for Moorhead: where she will ag-
ain resume her studies at Concordia
College =. ~
A Willing Workers Society. of the
Zion church was organized last Friday
afternoon at the VIM. Christensen
home Mr.. Fl. 0. Olson will entertain
them next time which will be Friday,
Sept. 23d. e. .,->4
English services will be conducted
III the Zion church next Sunday even
ing at 8, o'clock. Sunday school in
the forenoon at 10 o'clock. ~.
The Ladies Aid Of the Swedish Lu-
theran church meets III the basement
Thursday, Sept. 18TH. VIII ere lunch
will be served in the afternoon and
evening. -, ... ..--,. <ss..t
Mr.. and. Mrs Dahlquist returned
home Sunday evening from a visit
with friends at Olivia. Mrs. DahlQuist
spent several days there. .