Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-01
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Nicolai Nelson is on the sick list
and unable to work.
Erick Erickson Of Irving was New
London caller last Tuesday. i.
Gittie Thorson left last Monday for
Minneapolis, after a few weeks visit
at home. She will be employed in the
millinery business this season.
Mic. Nelson left for Minneapolis on
Monday to visit with his mother, Mrs.
Nedolph Nelson who recently under
went an operation at the Deaconess
Institute at that place.
Esther and Agnes Christianson
spent Sunday Of last week with the
Peter Nepsun family. ~ T.
Arthur Clristianson hauled hay for
Mrs. Geo. E. Nelson last Saturday.
Some young people were entertain
ed at the home of Martin Christensen
on Saturday evening the goth. Many
were hindered from coming on ac-
count of the hard snowstorm and cold
weather. - 49, T..
Chr. Christianson was a Hawick
caller the first part of last week.
Last Monday was a very cold day,
being "a below zero
Paul Stoner has accepted position
as janitor in district 81 in place of
Edward Schoultz who resigned.
Mrs. P. J. Jacobson returned from
Minneapolis the first part of last week
and hn, ,nfhn,. M ~.
was getting along nicely after. the op-
Grafton
Martin Nelson canvassed the COM
munity last week collecting money
Tor the Rose Hill Telephone company.
John Sunde and P. j. jacobson were
Paynesville callers the first part of
last week.
Peter Nepsun helped sophus susag
with some butchering last Tuesday,
A large company Of young people
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hartwick last Wed.
nesday evening
Gilbert Peterson had the Everson
nesday.
Jennie Jones is employed as house
maid at Mrs. Ed Gales at Paynesville
and began her work last Tuesday.
Sophie Hanson is keeping house for
Nedolph Nelson while her auntie Mrs.
Nelson is at the hospital in Mime.
apolis.
The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist:
church met at the home of A. B.
Norris last Thursday and many were
present. j..
Erick Olson returned from a weeks
visit with his daughters and son-in-
laws at St. Paul last Thursday. He
came by way of Willmar where he
called on some friends. His son John
ny met him in Hawick.
Leon Mock celebrated his birthday
last Friday the 26th.
Emil Olson hauled a load of ice
from the Hawick creamery last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hendricks were
Paynesville shoppers one day last
week.
District 81 had some wood sawed
last week.
Conrad Thorson helped P. B. Kleven
and Theo. Trygstad in saving wood
the latter part of last week.
Martin Kabberdahl of Paynesville
panied Arthur Christensen
home on Friday evening and visited
with the Christianson family until on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Haagenson gave
a social gathering for a number of
young people at their home last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Erickson visited
with Mrs. j. o. Nelson in Hawick last
Saturday.
The schoolhouse floors in both the
rooms OF District 81 were scrubbed on
Saturday,.
Eunice Erickson, sales lady at the
J. o. Nelson store at Hawick spent
last Sunday with her folks at home
Stella Sunde spent last Sunday with
her folks at home.
John Dahlhaug is busy making
new boat.
Marie Nepsun employed at the
Merchants Hotel at Paynesville came
home on Saturday evening to visit
with her folks and returned on Sun
day afternoon.
The Hawick Shipping association
held a business meeting in Hawick
last Saturday evening .''s-
0. B. Thorson called on Mr.. Iverslie
near Georgeville last Saturday after
noon. concerning the death of John
Amundson who died recently at that
place.
Peter Nepsun who has rented the
S. o. Susag farm for years is now
busy hauling wood on that place.
Mrs. O. T. Ring of Willmar arrived
at H. C. Hanson's last Saturday. She
conducted cottage meetings and Sum,
day school at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lind and were also with
the II. C. Hanson family entertained
for dinner there on Sunday.
George E. Nelson returned home on
Friday. He has been working at In
gadouna, Cass County, since early
last fall. .....-.,.... ...
Jennie Johnson who is making her
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