Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-27


Misses Anna Nelson, Alice Lund,
Anderson and Roberts were Willmar
visitors from Friday until Saturday.
There being no school Friday at
ternoon a number of high school stu
dents attended the fair at Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.. Fink and son
Stuart drove to Minneapolis last week
where Stuart registered at the U for
the coming term.
Albert Nelson has accepted a. posi-
ton as clerk at J. NJ. Bolstad's, store.
Alice Markell was a New London
visitor on Saturday. Alice is teaching
school at Crow River.
Arnold Gustrud was St. Cloud Wis
itor Friday evening.
Miss Allie Olson visited at her home
from Friday until Sunday, Ben Nelson
who is attending the state normal ac-
companied her home.
During the sale at J. NJ. Bolstad's
store Saturday Hattie Monsoon was
one Of the saleswomen.
Carter SEVERED and Orrin Strand
visited at their homes from Friday
until Monday morning.
Mrs Frank Covell was hostess to
the Birthday Club last Tuesday after
noon.
r. J. Rasmussen who resides at
Green Lake will hold an auction sale
the latter part Of the month. The.Ras.
musson family will move to Kandiyohi
where Mr.. Rasmussen has bought half
interest in the garage which was for
merly owned by Inge Olson and Ar
thur Skoglund.
Two exceptionally good pictures
were shown in New London Friday
and Saturday, namely School Days and
The Shepherd of the Hills.
Rev. T.. M. Hanson and Arnie Lar
son of this village and J. IB. Johnson
OF Irving vert to Eagle Lake last
Tuesday to be in attendance at the
annual meeting of the Bethesda Homes
Jack Flanagan and Lee Flanagan
of Regal took in the movies at New
London Saturday evening.
A new Improvement has been added
to the Boston during the last week.
Mr.. Lungstrom has installed booths in
his ice cream parlor which adds great
ly to the appearance of his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Carroll Simonson
OF Cokato were last Sunday visitors
at the Simonson home here.
The J. NJ. Monsoon family drove to
ri
return trip encountered car trouble at
Paynesville and were forced to leave
the car there and return home with O.
G. Nordlie
Mrs. Simon SimOnson and son Olof
returned Tuesday evening from a WIS.,
it with relatives at Madison.
While coming home from Minneapo-
lis on Monday DR.. Roberts had the
misfortune of returning with a smash
ed up car. The cause being that a
truck driver tried to monopolize the
whole road and s1idded into Roberts
car, hence the car is minus a wind
shield and a top. but the driver of
the truck has agreed to pay for the
damage.
Mrs. Olof Strate of Colfax is a med
ical patient at Sunnyside Hospital.
Johannes Fossum left last Monday
for Minneapolis where he will attend
the McPhail School of Music.
Mrs. H. w. Barrows, sister of Mr..
Erick Dahlberg, returned to her home
at Herman after spending few days
at the Dahlberg home.
The former engine room at the Mu.
niclpal Building has been remodeled
this past week for the purpose of hous.
ing the engine and hose carts Of the
fire department. A higher floor. has
been put in and large door is being
placed on the south side of the build
ing.
Esther Jordin who is nurse in the
Branton Hospita! in Willmar visited
at her home here Sunday and Mon
.day.
Miss Edith Carlson of St. Cloud and
Benjamin Halberg of Minneapolis Wis
tied at the August Carlson and the
Emil Halberg homes from Saturday
until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Worst oil
Paynesvi!!e were Sunday visitors al
the Melvin Van Worst home in this
village on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gates Of Albany
drove over to New London on Satur
day and visited at the Chas. Monsor
home and other friends until Sunday
evening. Sunday afternoon both fam
lilies drove out to Mount Tom in Sib
ley state park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Eckman ant
Adelaide Eckman and Gervaise Gov
ell attended the county fair at Will
mar on Saturday.
The Herman Anderson family o
Belgrade spent last Sunday visiting
at the Anna Nordlie home in this will
age.
Sam Nelson and family of Alexandra;
and David Nelson of Lowry both bro
theirs Of o. A. Nelson, and Magyar,
Nelson a nephew spent last Sunda,
Visiting with O. A. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike. IButala and fam
lily were St. Cloud visitors from Sal