Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02

saysfQr several smUnthe ditching near
! Redwood Falls came home last week
to visit with his family and. also to
be present at the home talent play
at the town ball sssZs: IS
]. o. Nelson, Lee Payne, Ray Har-
ris and David JOHNSON Atarted for. Sc.
Cloud "Wednesday HNemng It'd: attend
the big doings OF the LOO. f lodge
but when they arrived at Paynesville
it was found that the members there
eo,,t;n nst going PESO e ths TIP was dis
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Monson .autoed to
New London Friday. =. 7. $ = :5'..
There is being some Improvement
made on the inside OF the Hawick Co
operative creamery sd that the but
ter milk tanks won't freeze this win
ter John Jones j.. VAS busy Friday
grading about the creamery also
hauling rock and rubbish away. i. ~ ":
= John Peterson OF Cape Bad Luck
transacted business with sMons6h
Bros1and. Holm Friday: ..;;- H. ri. ri, :
Mrs. J. e. Johnson and daughter
Arlet visited at Fred Deadrick's5 the
middle of the week. y'fSs :. !; -.
= Levi WEIGH and Lewis Pelkey tran
sacted business in town Friday even
ing - - 2: > ,@az = p, :. =, "a
! Mr.. and Mrs Anton lmhoff spent
Sunday north Of town. :. -. -:
'Nels B.: Larson who has, been work
ing in Minneapolis since last spring
came home Saturday to spend a short
time with his. folks.I:q :@.s;1~ '*>:2.*
John Fairness and ssons Walter and
Alfred have been busy battling. grain
to PaynesviAe the past week ;. -
- Paul and! Donald sWelch called on
Edward and David Jones Wednesday
evening. -. ;..t.-,
l. Lawrence Jones was out dragging
the roads Friday afternoon. S'|>
Miss 'Eunice Erickson saleslady at
the J. Q. Nelson store is suffering
from a severe cold: ~ .tss::Ss !,
The, Hawick Home Talent Play,
*sOak Farm" a comedy drama In s.
acts; was given at the town hall on
Tuesday evening, Oct. Is, and was a
grand success as the hall was filled
to- the doors with people from miles
around and all those present felt, weN
paid for coming. The following is the
cast OF characters::' Try. '-,' HfT:
si1ss W s II the owner Of :oak
Donald Weatherby, his Oldest son.
-. :: ~. 49,. Jerlnie Hood
Joel Weatherby., his youngest son,
................::, -. Lee: Payne.
Jonathan: Prune, the Village. Postmas-
ter. -. -. r. Z. Caldwell
Jocelyn ,Sprudge, the District school
Teacher: i: =: -. .~..,, Dave Johnson
DR.. Wilson Meredith, the, Village
Physician -. -. :. Martin Qtteson
Wellington Troy, a Travelling Sales:
man :. .....:.. Newton A. Russell
Mrs: Sarah; WeatherbY, ySilas Wealth
erby's Wife, yMrs..R. H. Jackson
Helen Trumbull, a niece Of silas
Weatherby .. Miss Katie Smithson'
Cynthia Warner, a friend of the
Weatherby's :. Mrs. Gus. Peterson
Sally Smart, child Of a neighh6r,
:.'...:. .:.:..... Mrs. ON. Graveyard
The same play will Be given at Pay
nesville< Tuesday evening, Nov. LIST.
500. 80, was taken, in1heFe at the play
and was donated fortthe benefit OF
the hall: A number Of young people
from New London rendered several
selections between the acts; besides a
piano duet by Mrs: Lester Blakely and
Mrs. ON; Graveyard. The play was
directed by Mrs: A. b. Norris.
P. J.. Williamson, Mr.. FLANDERS, and
Mr.. Hagen helped Homer :Curtiss haul
corn from Roseville to Irving Friday.
: The old original Piekets,. character,
imitators land minstral entertainers of
Aitkin will be in the, town hall Mon
day night, Oct: 81. :: a..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Pelkey and dau-
ghter Rozella autoed to, New London
Fflday.' : - !
Mrs. Albert Balm visited with
Mrs: Anton 1mhoff the first of the
week. go =" -. -,
Marie -1verson assisted Mrs, R. ~.
jackson in house cleaning last week.
/ Mrs. Erick Erickson and daughters
Eunice and rGudrun and Lewis ,Erick-
son OF Irving were callers in :, New
London Friday. $500.
f. XII. Lunde Ind son Ted of Regal
transacted business in town Friday
evening. ~ f., .-yr
Edward Jones is working for J. D..
Hawks at, present hauling out; old
straw stacks out on the fields, hauling
OF rocks and plowing. 49, - -. i
+ WE'D. King assisted II. E. Burt in
stacking corn the last part of the
week.
"5sava Pelkey hauled ashes and rub
bish from town Friday. !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Imhoff did
shopping in Paynesville Friday. j
Miss Lura McEouth who teaches in
Irving spent Sunday at home. =
GREEN LAKE NORTH SHORE.
Oct. 2+F, q. Iffllmap, made a bu.
sihess trip to AtWater on Friday at
ternoOn., -
Sven MagnusoIl Is busy hauling
lumber for a barn which he will build
this fall. :.
C. L. Larson was a county seat cal
Ter the latter part of the week. Il
Miss Ruth Swenson was very nicely
entertained at Charley @'Walin's on
Sunday. : ~ 3.
f Miss Mildred Seastedt attended the