Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-06
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Dec. Mrs. Chas. dberg and:
son Carl are spending the week at
the home Of Mrs. Aug. Olander at
Norway Lake. ,<E' :, # ,-.-s -
Misses Florence Monsoon and Inge-
borg Hedeen of Minneapolis spent
their III Thanksgiving vacation at their
homes. t.. - -, - -. = . .-,, : IS
Nelin Skeie of Candy visited at
his home. from Thursday until Satur-
day. s*ES% '...'*s
Mr.: and Mrs. S. Carol simooinrsso
Of iCokato visited at the Simon Sim
onson home from Wednesday until
Saturday. -.
Mrs. Hazel Olson, nurse at the
Eitel Hospital of St. Paul visited at
her home from Wednesday until on
Sunday.
Ethel Peterson of Willmar was a
week end visitor at the Victor Holm
home.
Miss Edith Boreen of spicer was
a New London caller on Saturday.
Ellis Carlson and John Roget of
Superior, Wis, visited at the Aug.
Carlson home from Thursday until
on Sunday.
W. F. Johnson shipped carload of
wood Saturday and four cars Of
stock were shipped Tuesday.
The building just west Of the ele-
vator, which was used for making
cement blocks, has been torn down
and it is expected that it will be re-
placed by new one.
Miss Eleanor Roberts who taught
the fourth and fifth grades, left on
Friday. Miss Roberts is not coming
back to teach but will resume her
studies at Mankato. Miss Johnson
Of Appleton will take her place.
Among those to visit at Willmar
Friday We're, Arthur Nelson, j. NJ.
.Bolstad, Mrs. A. F. Almer, Malinda
and Alvera Larson.
Mrs. M. Monson and daughter Mar
ie left Wednesday for Benson where
they will spend the week.
Misses Eileen and Leone Batter
berry visited Eleanor Aune at Min
:neapolis from Friday until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs; Chester Granger left
for St. Paul last Wednesday morn
ing where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Mrs. Frank Covell spent a. few
days in the hos ital last week due to
a fall wlehs occurred o]nnz M onday
morning, While washing clothes: -
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Pelkey drove
up from Minneapolis last Friday and
visited qndtiil1 the t following day. -
Miss Anna Larson of Irving had
the misfortune to slip and throw her
right knee out Of joint. DR.. Hanson
\ was called and is now caring fer her.
49, Viola Espelien, daughtef oTsstAdaSaf
Espelien5of NorwaS LAX sWR as J5 uni ted
in marriage to Arthur sSkare, son Of
Gunder Skare, sof Norway Lake, last
Tuesday, The4h young couple will
live witEh the grboldaa' s ssfAthe % 3 8
Mrs. Allan MicEelson il! Belgrade
visited 1T the A. N. Nicholson s; ant
Anna NJ rdlie homes Sunday.
VIM. Batterberry of Sisseton, S
D., who is attending the st. CLIQUE
normal spent his Thanksgiving vaca
ton at the R. B. Batterberry home.
Victor Johnson of Rhame, N. D.
arrived here Monday to spend the
winter at the V. E. Olson home.
: Johlman Odland left for Minneap
4 oils last week where he will seel
I employment.
l Mr.. Kvalest WHO is attending al
1 agricultural school at Fargo, N. D.
I arrived home Wednesday to spend !;
4, few days. -, ,s:,, &c..
\ The Jens Peterson family Of Will
mar and Roy Paulson and Lewis Lar
\ son family of spicer spent Thursda.
/. with Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Peterson.
Y Otto Markell who has been EN-
n ployed at the Boston since Septem
n Der resigned his position and Lloyt
II Larson has his place.
u = Mrs. II. G. Anderson of Atwate:
\, arrived TUESDAY and will visit
|, short time at the Frank Covell home
NIL The annual sale of the Norwegian
N:hurch will be held Thursday of thi
Y Week, Dec. 7th. Lunch will be serve>
\. directly, after the sale for 10 and zoe
II The lunch consists of sandwiches
cake, cookies, potato salad, bake<
N beans, pickles and coffee.
N... Hjalmar Wallin severely cut tn,
a first finger of his left hand Will,
IN chopping wood last Monday. DR.. H
J. Hanson dressed the wound.
II The J. M. Bolstad and o. G.. Nord
h ylie families were entertained at 81.
II o'clock dinner at the Albert Nelson
H home last Sunday.
ia Lawrence Nolan who has been EN-
II Iployed at the Monsoon & Holm Hdw
\ hstore for some time, left Thursda
! Rfor Grove City, where he. and hi
"a fbrother, have purchased store, :,S
wv Miss Anna Nelson and Lillian An
HAderson departed Wednesday for Cry
H{stal Lake where they will visit ur
M}til Monday. " "
M H. H. McNiven returned Monda
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