Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-28

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received many beautiful and useful.
gifts. y. s.. s5.s'5* + .zs'. 80, {.
u Mr.. and Mrs. b. A: Holm attended a
midsummer picnic and social at Trip
oils on Thursday evening s s.sE ~
s The Miller relation enjoyed picnic
and family reunion at Diamond Lake
on midsummer day. 80 e 50 = ~ 8 3.
Postmaster oliver Erickson spent
few days last week ii the cities. !.
The Victor Holm family from New
London we're. Atwater s.visitors Thurs
day afternoon. =. II 4. q
- Mrs =. A! johnson and son lie Roy
went to: the cities Tuesday morning
OF last week. They: would consult a
specialist for the latter who had the
misfortune of fracturing his left ell.
bow while playing on the lawn of his
home:
The Holm families motored to Will
mar Tuesday evening and assisted
their father, 'Chas. Holm, in celebrat-
ing his birthday anniversary.
P.J. Hedeen arrived here last We'd
nesday from Conoyer, Wis, for Wis
itwith old friends here - IS. :.s.
81 Mrs. A. III: Okerman Of: Willmar=
came down on Friday afternoon to at
tend the. midsummer social at the
Swedish Lutheran church. 81 ~.
Miss Hilda Hultgren-of Minneapolis
was a guest.of friends here last week!
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bergquist|
are the proud parents of baby girl
who was born to them Tuesday morn
ing, June 20.
Mrs. Rudolph Kroona and daughter
Of Kandiyohi spent Friday afternoon
at Atwater. .,.....--.:, p -=
s Mr. and Mrs. John Miller. and fam
lily from southeast of town and Miss
Mildred Blomberg spent Sunday at
Diamond Lake. {.
T MIR. and Mrs. Ed Sanderson and fam
lily of Willmar were Atwater visitors
on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kleberg and two
daughters Of Fahlun visited at the
Nels Blomberg home on Friday af-
ternoon. : i : I 70. S~ - z5'S5 -
Earl Feir arrived here last Thurs
day from Wood Lake for visit at the
Andrew Anderson home. .s*= :
Eden Johnson spent a few days of
last week visiting at the Carl Klint
home at Big Kandiyohi Lake: . y '.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stene spent a
few days in the cities last week. They
also attended the state bankers an,
nual convention in st. Paul. ~ 81.
| l.. E. Covell of New London was
here to attend the funeral of the late
B. S., Covell on Sunday forenoon. He
was accompanied home by Mrs. Aug.
ust tBroman and Mrs. Edith Strong
and daughter Phyllis who spent the
afternoon visiting at the Coven home.
Mrs: J. M: Nelson and Victor Nelson
spent Sunday afternoon visiting at5the
Chas. Nelson home in Grove City. j
Miss Florence Martinson returned
home to Litchfield on Wednesday at
terra few days visit at Atwater and
Diamond. Lake. = IL
r. Mrs. aB: IA. Holm was hostess to- a
company Of her friends on the occas
ion OF her birthday anniversary last
Saturday afternoon. About twelve
self-invited guests were present and
:lspent a most enjoyable afternoon at
ter which splendid luncheon was
served. The following were the out
of-town guests: Mr.: and Mrs.sR w
Forteous, who recently arrived here
from China, and Mrs J.s%P.: Carlson
and Mrs. Isaac Nordstrom OF Wlllniar
Mrs. Eugene Beers, sister 81 B. S
Covell, and Miss Lottie Beers, Mrs
ina Faunce and George Faunce, an. oI
Fergus Falls, MINI, and Mr.: and Mrs
Harvey Beers. Mrs. Pearl Rollefson
and Mrs. Wealthy Johnson Of Mime
apolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kroofl and
1 Mr.. and. Mrs. F! w. Hall Of Lindstrom
and b. G.. %Covell of Santa Rosa, Cal.
were among those from a distance who
attended the funeral of the late B. S
Covel1, which took place at his home
here on Sunday. forenoon.
Mrs. Elmer johnson and Miss Dora