Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-08-16


Gently at the claus Olson home near
Belgrade. ~. s=s.5. :.,,s .5s Il
Miss Stella Anderson went to Pen
mock Wednesday. for a two days visit.
Mrs. Kelly Peterson went to Will
mar Wednesday for "a few days visit
Louis Lawson Of Atwater was in
town on Monday, : ..~.
Rudolph Swenson went to Willmar
on Saturday. r. -
Mrs. G. E. Monson and daughter
Merriam were Willmar visitors on Sat
urday -",
Olga Fink will be the guest of her
friend Miriam Monsoon at Green Lake
the middle of the week:
Joyce Stenbakken who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Alfred Bergeson
in Willmar came home on Monday
Mesdames Aug. Graetz and Harry
Fernelius departed for Minneapolis
on Wednesday. 49,,
Mrs. Harry Sands and children de-
parted on Saturday for. Minneapolis.
Miss Ida Soderlund is employed at
the Boston this week during the alb
sence of Myrtle .Lungstrom.
Miss Matte and Victor Halvorson
went to Minneapolis on Tuesday Of
last week.
Miss Louise Nordlie's months va
cation from her employment at the
Big Store began today.
Emma Jensen and Lilly Rapp Wis
tied Mrs. H. J. Hanson at Green Lake
On Friday
Miss Flora Lindgren is going to her
home at Hawick today for a few days
stay. :
Little Harriet Olson spent last week
with the August Carlson family near
Green Lake.
The E. r. Kambestad family visited
on Sunday at the P. J. Person home at
Willmar
Casper Aune returned to Minneap-:
oils Saturday after few days stay
with friends here.
Melbourne Olson assisted last week
with the work on the Claus Olson farm
The August Gustafson family and;
Marie Hallberg were Glenwood visit
ors on Sunday.
Manley Thorne and Walter Ander-
son departed for Minneapolis on Tues
day of last week.
Miss Mamie Lungstrom returned to
ST. Paul on Wednesday after spending
week with relatives and friends
here.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hjalmer Wallin on August 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G Young and son
and Miss Jessie Lawson of Minneapo-
lis spent last week at the C B. Sven
son home.
! The Van Worst and sConsor families
and Peter Broberg returned here on
Monday from their camping trip to
Mile Laos Lake.
John McClOuth is out Of town this
week on his contract for grubbing on
the new road south of Kandiyohi. He
also has the contract for grubbing on
the new Irving road.
The Swedish Lutheran annual Sun
day school picnic is being held today
on the east shore of Lake Andrew.
Miss Florence Bredberg has been
spending ten days in the country at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Selma o.
ander
Miss Marie Skeie spent last week
with relatives in Irving and Hawick.
Miss Thea Kambestad was assisting
at the Farmers Store the first of the
week.
Miss Anna Batterberry is again on
duty at the Big Store after months
vacation. She began her work this
morning
S. A. Lungstrom returned here on
Thursday from a few days visit at the
John Thorne home at Granite Falls.
Ole Jerdet was in town on Monday
and employed Miss Elvera Larson to
teach next term of the West Norway
Lake school, District II.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Halverson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole OWE of Norway
Lake drove to Annandale on Sunday tic
view the remains of the train wreck
there
Mrs. James Buchanon went to Dent
{ on Wednesday for a two weeks visit
at the John Buchanon home. -
Miss Lillian Sjoquist who is EN-
ployed at the Bengtson restaurant was
a Benson visitor the first CT the week
DR.. and Mrs. C. V. Lynde departed
Sunday for three days visit at Wau
bun, their old home
Mrs. E. M. Hanson pleasantly enter
tanned ten of her friends at a quilting
party on Tuesday of last week.
Miss Els Their Jenswald of Minneap
oils returned to her home on Sunday
after weeks visit with her friend
Elvera Skavdahl. 's - = =
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will be EN-
tertained at the church basement OF
Thursday, the Ath, by, Mesdames An
dreen and w. A. @Dilley. II IL
Donald Covell is spending few
days at the H. G. Anderson home il
Atwater. 'Arleen Covell @returne,
home from there on Wednesday.
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