Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07

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l;Es June ~ - Mrs.. John Olson who makes
her home with her daughter, Mrs
Richard johnson. Gel brated her birth
day anniversary last Saturday after.
Ii noon and was hostess to q company OF
her lady. friends. ss ss .4 #Es ~
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. e. Holm left Sat
1 urday morning for a trip to the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Isaacson and Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Blomberg and daugh-
i. ter Lucille were Willmar callers on
Thursday afternoon. j .ss. #. Al.
S Wendell Anderson is the proud
owner Of "a shetland pony which was
4 presented to him as a birthday gift
from Mrs: F. G. Brooberg Of Minneap-
4 oils. a... ..,2 N 3, Il. s.'s !,
Martin Olson who has been visiting
at Nevis returned home Tuesday.
S.s Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.. Hasonzahl and
daughter Lorraine. Miss Cecilia Boese
and VIM. Wickbold, all Of ST. Paul,
were visitors at the Boese home in
Harrison over Decoration Day.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. + G. Anderson and
daughter spent Decoration Day visit.
ing with relatives in Minneapolis. ID.
Misses Ruby and Florence Oslund
went to: Pennock Tuesday noon for
visit until Thursday. G< : "a.
Victor Nelson And mother, Mrs. J.
M. Nelson and Mrs. Hjalmar Strand
and two children Lawrence and Mar
ion .motored to- lMontevideo Saturday
for an over Sunday visit with the Chas
Matt family. ~ H. as,l
Mrs. L. p. Larson entertained the
M. F.. sewing society at her .home on
Wednesday afternoon. u. @=..-Ez.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson very
pleasantly entertained company of
young folks at their home on Friday
evening in honor Of the latter's bro
Their, Carl Lindell, who left Monday
for Chicago where he, will be employ
ed in bank at that place. -. -. !
Victor Nelson, Mrs. Strand and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abbott
spent Decoration Day at Litchfield.
Miss Carey Larson left Thursday
morning for few days stay in the
cities :, 49, r.~
+ DIR. O. M. Porter spent Thursday at
Minneapolis. !; .:e.r
:, Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Lindell delight
fully entertained a number of their
friends for a six o'clock dinner: at
their home on Wednesday evening.
>, Mrs. Strand and children and Victor
Nelson visited with relatives at Grove
City Thursday evening. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kleberg and
daughter Helen of Fahlun and Mrs.
Amanda Nelson Of Kandiyohi visited
at the Nels Blomberg home Friday at
ternoon. Miss Myrtle Kleberg who
attends the high school here accompa-
MED them home where she will spend
the summer vacation. ~
C. J. Iverson has resigned his posi-
ton as manager Of the local yards for
the Henry Simons Lumber Co., which
will take effect June Is, when the w.
erson family will leave for. Dakota,
Minnesota, where Mr.. Iverson has
purchased lumber yard in partner.
ship with his brother, I. G. 1verson.
c. J, 1verson will be manager of the
new business They have been here
for about two and half years and
have many friends who will regret to
see them go but wish for them. great
success in the future, q.
- "A w Johnson cnnnf q foy, dove 10 az
week in the cities on business.
Miss Helen Sand who attends tea
cherst college at st. Cloud arrived here
Saturday morning for a visit at her
parental home. g..
p. o., Hall left Monday morning for
Minneapolis where he visited with his
daue hter, mrs. B. S.. Covell, who is
very VI at a hospital at that place.
The Misses Ruby Larson and Ada
Martinston OF Spicer visited relatives
here the first part Of last week.