Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12
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!. Oct. 1.-THE Geo Thonvald family
OF kerkhOven swere guests Of the J.
NJ. sMOnson family on Sunday :
Victor Polman spent two days of
last week in the cities. -.
Mrs. E. J. :Haldean visited friends
in Willmar on Sunday. ~
Mrs. F. Covell visited relatives in
Atwater Saturday.
G.. B. Lund: and Nelin Skeie went
to st. Cloud on Saturday for short
stay.
Butternlaker S. A. Bush will at
tend the Dairy Show at Minneapolis
this week.
&C. H. Hermecke is around again.
having recovered from serious case
OF rheumatism.
The McKusick gravel pit closed for
this season on Thursday.
Mites Batterberry is staying in the
village in the employ of the st. Cloud
Power Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunderson and
Eleanore and Malvie Warness were
Willmar visitors on Saturday.
Mrs. Peter Qgren and little son are
spending a few days at lancaster in
the extreme northwestern part of the
state. They will return home this
week
Mrs. Roy King left Sunnysidet Hos
pital on Thursday, having fully re-
appendicitis.
T. G. Amble of Minneapolis has
been spending a few days here, a
guest at the r. B. Batterberry home.
The Farmers Shipping association
20, a,,1o 1f CT
st; Paul today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hallberg and
daughter, Miss Winnie, and Mrs. Hal
dean attended a young peoples con-
ference at Frank Lake on Sunday.
Seven men are now employed on
the section cutting weeds, burning
grass and putting the track in shape
for the winter
MIR. and Mrs. ]. o. Nelson and three
children OF Hawick were guests at
the "A. A. Skeie home on Sunday.
Miss Gena Iverslie Of Georgeville
enrolled as Freshman in High
school on Monday.
Sister Elvera Pearson, mission
AIRY who spoke at the Swedish Lutn-
eran church on Sunday and Rev. A.
F.;Almer went to St. Paul on Monday.
Geo. Bagley of Roseville who was
gassed in the government MT service,
went to St. Cloud on Friday to try to
receive compensation for his injuries.
De Lloyd Johnson who has been i'll
at the P. O. Johnson home at Colfax
was taken to his home at Minneapolis
the first OF last week.
State Highway Engineers were mere
this week looking over prospects Tor
state highways between New London
and Hawick thru Irving and New
London and Belgrade by way of Sib-
ley Park.
Mr.: Perry, travelling salesman for
Wyman, Partridge CO., St. Paul is
now ..making' this village in place
of our familiar friend, L. M. Clancy.
The latter is very gradually improving
but is still confined to his room with
Il serious heart trouble that forblds
hope Of his again resuming work "on
the road where patrons and ola
friends surely miss the genial gentle
man.
w. Promgay and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A.: Adams and children all OF Mime
apolis were guests Of the c. II. Her
n1eche family at the G. n. Hotel from
Friday until Monday.
Miss Florence Marshall who teach
es near Mora and Marshall Fraas
chemist for Koppdrs Coke Co., St
Paul, were guests on Sunday of Miss
Olive Marshall.
Chas. Shiere who is employed at
the Robbins Young Co. gravel pit
left on Monday for a visit at his home
at St. Paul.
J.. M. Bolstad has just received an
other carload of potatoes. This second
SHIPMENT is from Clarissa.
Miss Lavina Peachey was called to
Minneapolis on Friday because on
the very serious illness of her father
Miss Alpha Olson of Big Lake
spent Sunday here with her parents
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. a. J. FORFEIT and two
children returned to Sioux Falls, 5
d.. by auto on Sunday after a weeks
visit with the c. P. White family
Mrs. FORFEIT is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. White.
The August Carlson and Axel Eek
dahl families will entertain the La
dies Aid society of the Swedish Lu
theran church in the church basement
on Friday, Oct. a. All are cordially
invited.
MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Ward OF Wlnona
motored to New London on THURSDAY
to spend few days with their daush
ter, Miss Mildred Ward. They re
turned to Winona on Saturday.
Lewis Thompson succeeds Alber
Nelson as clerk at the Farmers store
p. O.. Hall of Atwater returned tt
his home on Friday after two day: