Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
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June 2s-Mrs. Even Erickson enter
tanned the Birthday Club at her home
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Iver Hendrdckson Wis
tied relatives at Montevideo a few
days of last week. They returned on
Sunday.
J.. p. Olson was business visitor
at Albany the latter part of last week.
/ Maurice Skeie who is employed at
Dawson was in town the first of the
week. u
Mrs VIM. Edgar went to Mora the
first of the week. ~
Miss Kathryn Smithson left for Ey-
anston, ILL.,, on Saturday. :
Johannes .Boland boarded the train
for Menomonie, Wis, on Friday.
Mrs. Alfred Berges0n of Willmar
spent two days of last week with her
sister, Mrs. Anton Stenbakken. !
DR.. and Mrs. H. J. Hanson went out
to the Guam cottage at Green Lake
on Thursday for weeks outing.
Allen Nyberg has been in Willmar
at the Dawson Hospital for few
days taking treatment for a mastoid
ear: ~. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson, Erick
and Martin johnson of Arctander and
the P. ]. Person family of Willmar
were guests. a tthe Ed Kambestad
home on Sunday.
The Misses Florence and Grace
Almstedt of Willmar, spent Wednes-
day to Monday in New London with
Fo.&1 y
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Barber of Van
| couver, Wash, arrived in New Lon.
| don on Sunday. They will spend the
summer with relatives and friends
! here and at Minneapolis: :
! Mrs. Clara Quarnstrom and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Berg and her daughter, Miss
Belle Berg, all of Halstad, came to
New London on Friday for few days
[ visit at the Andrew Anderson home.
Mrs. Louie Larson and daughter,
Miss Bernice, and sons Donald and
,Burton, came up from Minneapolis on
| Saturday for two weeks visit at the
| Benjamin and Chas. Bredberg homes.
MIR. ttld Mrs. J. Peter johnson of
Minneapolis arrived here last week
| for visit with relatives and friends
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. johnson went
out to the A. N. Nicholson cottage on
the north shore of Lake Andrew to
! camp for couple of weeks.
Angel Hanson who has been en-
| plOyed in Minneapolis this winter as
| a taxi driver arrived home on Thurs
! day. He left again the following day
| to join the rest of the family at Bran
don
| Miss Leona Skeie underwent an op-
| Grafton for appendicitis at Sunnyside
! Hospital last week.
A party of his friends helped Ro-
| bert Van Worst to celebrate his Sth
birthday on Tuesday of last week.
Paul and Maurice GilbertSOn have
returned to their home at Ogilvie af.
| ter, a several days visit at the H. H
BriX home.
! The Rev. r. C. Thorson family mo-
! tored from their home at GAINESVILLE,
| Wis, to Minneapolis last week. On
! Wednesday Mrs. Thorson and chill
| dren came over-to New London for a
/ months visit at the home of her ia
ther, H. Swenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peterson of I'm
| derwood, N. d., arrived here on We'd
| nesday for two or three weeks visit
| with relatives. They were accomp-
| anied by their niece, Miss Jessie Law
son, who has made her home with
them the past year.
Mrs. Oscar Peterson went to Will
| mar on Monday.
The Farmers, store company and
| the Farmers Shipping association are
| each shipping carload Of stock to
South St. Paul today.
Carl E. Swenson will leave the lat
ter part Of the week for New York,
where he Wml take the Swedish-Amer-
lean liner, Stockholm" to Gotten
burg, Sweden. From there he will
journey to his old home at Smaland.
This is Mr.. Swenson's third trip back
to Sweden.
Johannes Fossum who is studying
with the violinist, DR.. -Klass, at Min
neapolis, arrived home on Thursday
for the summer vacation. Miss Mar
ion Fossum has also returned home
fnom the city where she was a gradu-
ate this spring from the Minneapolis
Conservatory of Music.