Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-03

vIl.I1aAR LII
Canada. was q guest OF her uncle, Jim
johnson on Friday. She left on Sat
urday for q visit with friends at Bala-
ton. sE# sss
The New London crack base ball
team crossed bats with the Belgrade
team last Sunday at the local grounds
to q i to j tie. Game was called be-
fore the tenth inning was over on ac
count, OF the six O'clock state law.
.Ogren, the hurler for the home team.
pitched a fine game and outclassed
his opposing twirler in every depart
ment Of the contest Gunder was on
the mound for the visitors. Ogren
struck out III men and made a two
Dagger. Gunder struck out 10 men
and did not connect for any hit. Bel
grade made five hits and New London
made seven hits. Belgrade scored
their only run in the first inning on
three successive errors. New London
scored their run in the sixth. Butala
was hit by pitched ball. Shiere ran
for Butala, and was out at third when
he attempted to get there after Thor
son made a two base hit. Swanson
singled and scored Thorson. Those
who made the hits for New London
we're a; two Dagger and single by
Thorson, two Dagger by Ogren, sim
giles by the following: .Nyberg, Swan
son and two by Schiller The batting
order and positions were as follows:
Skeie, IS; Nyberg, c; Butala, lib;
Thorson, If; Swanson, 2b; Guam, RI;
Shiere, 3b; Ogren, p; Schiller, ct.
New London made four errors and
Belgrade 3. =. "
/ :. Mrs. Hattie Nyberg and children
will leave soon by car for Seattle,
/ WASH, where they intend to make
their future home. - 8
Rev. A. F. Almer returned Friday
/ from a ten days visit in the state of
Wisconsin where he substituted for
his son Alvin who has a charge in
that state Student Alvin Almer Wis
tied at his home in this village during
that time.
Miss Alice and Oliver Johnson of
Blue Sky, Canada, arrived. the fore
part of last week for visit with
friends in this village and vicinity.
The tie between New London and
Belgrade will be played off at Bel
grade next Sunday. This will be a
game worth attending and every base
ball fan in the New London vicinity
should turn out and cheer for the
home team.
The Eden Valley team shut out the
Brooten team last Sunday. at Eden
Valley by a score of to 0.
Lawrence Holm returned Saturday
from weeks stay at Pokegama Lake
Nxlyo Hon
the New London Public schools be-
fore the roster is complete. The six
who have accepted the positions are
who taught here last year; Miss. Lund-
berg of Taylor Falls; Miss Myrtle
Waylander of Litchfield, Miss Grisel-
da Olson of this village, Misses Inez
Hanson and Peachey OF Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
daughters Winnifred and Eunice, &C.
'companied also by Miss Eunice Bro
berg autoed over from Barron, Wis.,,
Thursday to visit at the Peter Bro
berg home.
,Mrs. Emil Olson and children Ell.
mer and Verna drove to Paynesville
Tuesday morning to make their re-
turn trip to their home at Thief River
weeks with home folks, the Even
Erickson family.
Mrs. Breta Hanson and daughter
Ruth and nephew Reynold Hanson,
came up from Minneapolis Saturday
for visit here. Reynold Hanson will
spend the remainder: of the summer
with Mrs. Martin Halvorson in Harri.
son township.
Mrs. Chas. Nicholson of Lake An.
drew spent Wednesday of last week
with friends here.
Frans BrOgren and family of Min
their return from an auto trip to Du-
luth and other northern. points.
The New London friends of L. M.
Clancy, the Wyman4Partridge travel
ing salesman are pleased to know he
is now convelescing from a long ill.
ness due to heart trouble. Mr.. Clancy
has made" this town so long he is a
familiar figure here and very much
liked for his uniform courtesy and
extreme Kindness.
Harry Soland has been off duty
at the New Store the past week and
has been helping Lake Andrew farm
ers with harvest work.
MRS. Hazel Olson and friend, Miss
Bessie Watson of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday at the M. F. Lundquist home.
The Lundquist's accompanied them
| to st. Cloud on their return Monday
| Carst0n Amundson and a party OF
| friends from Willmar visited at the
| John Am>undson home Thursday. y
Fred Fiers of Grand Forks, N. D..
spent Thursday here calling on old
friends. Mr.. and (Mrs. F1ers are