Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12

Miss Alpha Olson were in Willmar
between trains on Thursday.
The hiking club took trip four
miles east via Diamond Hill for their
Sunday recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Nordlie and fam
lily visited Belgrade relatives on Sun
day. =
Mrs. Lewis Evenson of Westby,
Montana, visited at the G.. @. Kambe-
stad home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Craiger were
in Minneapolis from Monday to Sat
urday.
Martin Anderson of Irving went to
the city on business on Wednesday,
Miss Ruth Banker departed on
Thursday for Sleepy Eye to spend her
vacation with her folks.
Miss Alice Price is at home for a
vacation from Willmar high school,
Arnold Gustrud visited Paynesville
friends Sunday. -
DR.. H. V. Hanson of Wnlmar was a
caller here on Sunday and Monday.
Miss Griselda Olson went to the
city Saturday to spend a week at the
Eberhart home.
Mrs. Ernest Bolles was a business
visitor in Willmar Saturday.
Miss Joyce Stenbakken is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Alfred :Berg3sOn, at
Willmar, from Monday to Saturday.
1nge Simonson. went to Willmar on
business on Monday.
A. N. Nicholson went to Minneapolis
on business Thursday.
. Mrs T. Thorson and Miss Martha
Nelson of Lake Florida were guests of
Mrs. Ole Nelson for the H. S. class
play Thursday.
T. C. Ullereng, Supt. of the Red
Lake Falls schools is a guest this
week at the Rev. e. NJ. Hanson home.
Four cars of stock were shipped on
Tuesday, two by the shipping associ
at;Cn, one by the Farmers Store and
one by Oscar Markell!
Stuart Fink spent Monday at the
county seat
Rev. T. G.. ThOrson of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, formerly New London boy, is
reported i'll at a Evansville hospital
with an attack Of the tlu-pneumonia.
Our quota Of normal girls at St.
Cloud returned to their respective
homes in this vicinity Saturday.
C. K. Lund is making improvements
to his town property early in the sea-
son. He has this week finished re-
Singing the residence.
Miss Blanche Barber visited from
Saturday to Tuesday with the John
and William King families at Rose
vile.
Miss Lavina Peachey is spending
this week at OWatonna.
Victor Holm had the misfortune of
falling off a lumber pile last week and
is carrying his arm in a sling as re-
suit
Miss Hulda Hanson of Red Lake
Falls, principal of the high school at
that place, arrived here on Saturday
to stay until Thursday with her folks.
She will also visit in the city with
relatives and friends for few days
before returning to her work at Red
Lake Falls.
Neighborhood friends gave Mrs.
Martin Warness very pleasant bir-
thday surprise on Monday afternoon.
There were about % ladies present.
William Olson Of 'Spicer was here
the first of the week on important
rea! estate transfer business.
John Thorne recently Of Appleton
has bought out a restaurant business
at Granite Falls where he is now doing
business
The New London Milling Co. have
the past week received five cars Of
wheat shipped in for grinding.
Mrs Oswald Graveyard is a patient
at Sunnyside Hospital recovering nice
ly from an operation on Monday.
Mrs. Ole Nelson and Mrs. Axel o.
son visited in Pennock Friday and
Saturday at the Chas. Nicholson home
where Mr. Nicholson is seriously i'll
with cancer of the stomach. The fam
lily is we'll known here where they
formerly lived and their friends are
sorry to learn of Mr.. Mickelson's ILL
ness.
Mrs. Frank Covell and daughter He
len Marie were Atwater visitors on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Lewis Jensen departed for Minot, N.
D., on Monday.
Mrs. John Harris was at Willmar
Saturday.
Miss Hattie Monson waited on trade
at the Big Store during Saturdays
rush in the absence of. Inge Simonson.
Misses Ethe! and Adelaide Eckman
made business trip to Willmar on
Monday afternoon. i -
Miss Rhoda Monson accompanied by
Magnhild Nordlie went to KerkhOven
the last of the week to visit at the
Geo. Thonvold home where Miss Flor
ence Monsoon of Virginia was also a
guest. Miss Florence and niece Magn-
hild returned to New London Monday.
Miss Rhoda will remain. at Kerkhoven
for few days visit. e. 49, go -s
John McLouth has this week been
banking logs along the river in the vi
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