Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-08
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March DIR. Hanson made trips to
Spicer between trains Wednesday and
Thursday. ,2.
Miriam Monson and Olga Fink were.
between trains visitors at Willmar on
Saturday.
Miss Bernice Christopherson spent
the latter part of the week at the
Monson home in Irving.
The last number on our lyceum
course will be the Hoosier Male Trio
who will entertain us at the auditor
ium on April 18th. = -. ~
Miss Griselda Olson spent Friday
to Monday with friends in Minneapo-
lis.
Mrs. Arne Larson arrived home on
Monday from the Willmar Hospital. {
E. r. Kambestad and l.. E. Covell
were in the cities on business from
Thursday until Saturday.
Sam Lungstrom is spending few
days with relatives and friends in APP
pleton.
The Farmers Store Co. are ship
ping two carloads of stock to South
st. Paul today.
Simon 'Simonson came over from
Cokato on Friday to visit. at his home
until Monday. (,
Lewis Eckman is leaving today for
Minneapolis where he will attend the
state undertakers convention. ...
BY courtesy of the Griggs, Cooper
and Co., wholesale grocers of St. Paul,
the school children here, will this af-
ternoon be shown free film, the
Modern Goldie Locks" otherwise
known as the "Story of the Three
Bears"
Sheriff Bonde and County Agent
Rodegeb of Willmar were business
visitors here Monday and Tuesday
respectively.
Miss Ruth Soderlund succeeds Miss
Rena Johnson as Office girl for Drs.
Roberts and Hanson.
Mrs. Sam Dilley and children re-
turned here on Saturday from a weeks
visit with relatives and friends in St.
Cloud.
Little Rosie Zarling returned to her
home at Belgrade the first of the
week after being patient at the Hos
pital here for several weeks.
The Sidney Andrews family moved
on Monday to the Albert Thorne farm
the former Tom Careless home in
Burbank.
Miss Rosetta Waylander enjoyed
visit from her mother, Mrs. Albert
Waylander, of Litchfeld over Sunday
last week =. -
Mrs 1var Hendr1ckson very pleas
antly entertained the following guests
on Wednesday at social afternoon
and buffet luncheon: Mesdames Holm,
Covell, Erickson, Skeie, "A E Olson,
Lynde. Cheney, Fink, E M Hanson
and H ] Hanson
The social club was reorganized
last week with A. N. Guam, president,
Harry Soland, secretary and treasurer,
and Mrs. Stenbakken, president of the
serving committee. The first meeting
was held last Friday. A social even
ing is being planned for March 18th.
Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Almer were in
Willmar between trains on Wednes-
day. Rev. Almer is spending Mon,
day to Wednesday of this week at
tending district meeting at Will
mar.
Miss Edith Ogren went over to Kan
diyohi on Saturday for few days Wis
it at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ar
thur Skoglund.
Peter L. Ogren has accepted posi-
ton as travelling salesman for a
wholesale clothing house and left on
Thursday to begin his new work. His
territory will be in northern Mime
sofa. ~
DR.. M. o. Oppegard of Crookston ar
rived here on Sunday by way of Min
neapolis and Belgrade. He visited re-
latives and old friends besides attend
ing to business matters here before
returning on Monday.
Mrs. NJ. F. Lundquist and daughter
Miss Ruth gave an elaborate after
noon luncheon on Thursday to a party
of ten ladies. Mrs. V. E. Holm also
entertained the same day for Mrs. c..
V. Lynde and guest, Mrs. Cheney of