Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-05
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April 2--Mr and Mrs. Hans Hanson
ald some paperhanging for J. F Jones
on Thursday.
Feter Johnson and family of New
London 20 Wis ted at the John Iverson
/ nome from Friday until Saturday.
s.: o. Nelson is the owner of Ford
car, which he purchased Friday.
/ me work on the new gravel pit has
begun. The buildings are being moved
and remodelled.
Martin Otteson and Eunice Erick-
son were New London callers between
trains on Tuesday.
Mrs. Otto Oveson and daughter Oil
We Viola Of Willmar visited at her par
entail home here from Monday to Fri
day. ~.
The card club met at John Iverson's
/ Friday evening. Mrs. J. E. johnson
took first prize and Dagny Thorson the
second.
Mr.. and Mrs John Jones and their
daughter Alice and. son Edward spent
Wednesday evening at the E. p. Wei
CHI home.
| ID. r. Johnson went to Paynesville
Wednesday to have some dental work
done. ;,% ==
Mrs. Paul Trelstad of New Ellington
5 .D:, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H.<Jones.
Henry Monsoon hauled grain to Pay
nesville Friday.
Sam Larson went to New London on
Saturday to meet his brother Ole
from Walker.
Mrs Jens Gronhe went to New Lon
don Monday to visit relatives for a
few days. ss.5 T. s$s
The Missouri man that left his car
in the garage here last week came
down from st. Cloud Thursday on
the noon train and took the car back
after it had been repaired. -
b. P. WEIGH left Saturday for Pen
mock where he will visit with his bro
ther-in.law, Lewis c.. Barger and fam
lily over Sunday.
Moses Pelkey of DeGraff came down
Friday to attend the card club that ev-
ening, and returned home the follow
ing day. He says he won't be back
again until the green grass comes.
Relatives of Emil Larson received
the message the last of the. week Of
his death in the navy. The remains
will be sent back here for burial.
Fred Deadrick and family and D. R.
Johnson were entertained at the Gust
Peterson home for dinner Sunday.
Dewey Monsoon was a New London
caller Saturday.
Miss Sophia Hanson left Friday for
WIllmar.
E: P Welch and sons delivered
stock to New London Monday.
Newton Russell attended services at
the Catholic church in Paynesville
on Sunday morning.
Miss Nettie Benson of Irving is Civ
ing music lessons every Saturday at
the G. E. Peterson home until after
school vacation begins then the day
will be changed. She has a nice class.
already. :
| Fifteen friends were entertained at
the p. P. WEIGH home Thursday night
! in honor of Mrs Otto Oveson The
evening was spent in a social way.
Piano and violin music and several
songs were rendered by Messrs Sava
Pelkey and Martin Otteson. A lunch
con was also served.
| Peter Johnson and family of New
London and Mrs. John Iverson and
her daughter Ruby we're entertained at
dinner at the J. E. Johnson home on
Sunday
State examinations were given in
District No. 1 Thursday and Friday.
There were no visiting pupils.
Mrs. Paul Trelstad who has been
visiting at her parental home here
for the past three weeks returned to
her home in Sisseton, S. D., on Sun
day afternoon.
Little Lorraine Pelkey, the eight
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jer-
ME Pelkey, who was operated on at
the Pilon Hospital at Paynesville on
March % for appendicitis, has recov-
cred enough to leave the hospital and
will stay with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Pelkey of that place
until the roads are so that she can be
brot home. The many friends of the
family are glad to know that she has
recovered so nicely after such a sew
ere operation. -., !
A dance was given at the John E.
Harris home Saturday night.
A large number of friends gathered
at the ]. F. Jones home Sunday night
to help them celebrate their first we'd
ding anniversary A most enjoyable
time was had by all and the evening
was spent in social way.
Stanley Pelkey who is employed at
the s. G. Jones home spent Sunday at
home.
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