Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-03
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May Miss Tena Kjelleberg who
has been teaching in Dist. 81 left for
her home at Hanley Falls last Monday
after closing her school.
III C. Hanson, daughter Laura and
Mrs. S. o. Susag attended the meeting
at Willmar on Sunday Of last week.
Mrs. S. M. Susag visited with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Frid-
lund of Willmar on Sunday.
Edward Lunde assisted Alfred Chris.
tenson with some work last week.
p Lily Ghristianson accompanied Cla-
rasNepsun home from school last Mon
day.
Jennie Sunde spent few days Wis:
iting with her sister Emma last week.
Barbra Olson formerly of Duluth,
well known in this community; who
was married to a Mr.. Olson in st. Paul,
where they now lived, had to go thru
the deep sorrow that her husband died
recently. The cause of death was can
Ger of the stomach. Mrs Olson has the
deepest sympathy in her bereavement
by all who knew her here.
Mrs. C. Christianson and Mrs. o. J..
Orson left for st. Paul last Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Barbra Oh
sons husband. IT,
Henry Peterson came home from
Minneapolis last week for a visit with
his parents and returned last Sunday,
taking his automobile with him.
The Ladies Aid of the Zion church
met at the K. J. Thorson home last
Thursday and quite number were
present.
K. J. and Clarence Thorson with
Mrs. S. o. Susag were business callers
in Paynesville last Wednesday.
Fred Anderson the buttermaker at
the Harrison creamery called on the
Peder Nepsun family last Wednesday.
Anders Haagenson an inmate of the
Old Peoples Home at Eagle Lake had
the misfortune of. breaking his leg.
Under the circumstances he is doing
fine and we hope for his speedy re-
covery.
h. J. B. Johnson visited Anders Haag-
enson at the Old Peoples home last
Wednesday.
School closed in Dist. last Friday
with Miss Anderson as teacher. They
had picnic as farewell gathering
Nels Solbrock and Albert Jacobson
were Paynesville visitors last Wed.
nesday.
The Erick Vermilen families were
entertained for dinner at P. J. Jacob
sons last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P: B. Kleven enter.
tanned company last week.
Mrs. Leonard Nepsuu and son Rich.
ard with Mrs. John Vigdahl called on
the Peder Nepsun family on their way
from the Ladies Aid at X. J. Thorson' s
last Thursday evening and were en-.
tertained for supper.
Mr.. Guptill and son of Paynesville
were out in the country on business
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Olof johnson were
Wil!mar callers last Wednesday to
consult doctor for their two children
Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Nepsun were in
Paynesville last Thursday to see the
doctor about the eye Of their baby boy
The Kleven family and MRS. John
son went to Spicer last Friday to visit
with the A. M. Lunde family.
School closed in District 50 last Fri
day with Mrs. S. NJ Susag as teacher
The weather was ideal and the parents
and friends of the children met and
! had bounteous lunch and the chill
dren played some games in the after
noon which was enjoyed very much.
Lloyd Ruud took trip to Paynes
vile last Friday
| The setting of .incubators and the
Matching of chicks is common work
in most of the farm homes nowadays
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Erickson o.
| Willmar were St. Cloud callers las
Friday and on their way back they
took Mrs. S. NJ Susag with them tt
Willmar.
A picnic was given for the children
in the semi-graded school, Dist. "a las
Friday when that school closed, ant
quite number were present. Mis-:
Eunice Sconsing and Miss Delori:
Dean were the teachers the past year
Johnny Olson, Melvin Haagenso1
and Miss Deloris Dean, teacher in Dis
trict "a, went to Minneapolis last Sat
urday, where Miss Dean has her home
Mabel, John and Erick Olson ant
Miss <Deloris Dean made a trip to Sun
ny Hill Farm last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Latson were Pay
nesville visitors last Wednesday.
The S. J.. Jacobson family:were Pay
nesville callers on Saturday evenins
Phoebe Jacobson and her two sis
tiers visited with the Sunny Hill girl
on Saturday evening. -