Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20

daughter Martha went to Willmar son
Saturday for a short visit with her
daughter, Mrs: Otto Wohleen. %..
r: C. SEVERED who: is employed at
Clarkfeld arrived home on Saturday
for short visit at his home. s::.ss. ,.z Il
~: Chester Lund and :Orrin Strand who
are attending the normal at st. Cloud
visited at their respective homes from
Friday until Monday. i. 7. =
T.. ]. Lawson received first prize for
one OF his Guernsey cows at the Bel
grade community fair held last. week.
Mrs. Hans ,Polman left last Tues
day for Wheaton to attend the funeral
Of Victor Landquist, the eldest son of
L. G. Lundquist. .~.,. .'..-.~. <
Carl Gunderson returned: home on
Monday after spending few days Wis
iting with friends and relatives at
Minneapolis.
Martin Lundquist was Minneapo-
lis business caller on Tuesday.
Alice Jordin arrived home Wednes-
day for a few weeks visit with her
mother"
DR.. and Mrs. G. V. Lynde left last
Wednesday for Austin where they
spent few days visiting their son,
DR.. J. K. Lynde.
T. C. Thorson had a minor operation
performed on his hip by DR.. Hanson
last week.
Elsie Larson, daughter of Herman
Larson Of Lake Andrew, had her ton
sils and adenoids removed On last
Wednesday morning by DR.. Hanson.
Mrs. Ole Doe and son Oscar returned
to their home at Blackjack Tuesday
after spending few days visiting at
Halvor Andersons and Peter Zines.
George 'Swenson shipped a carload
of potatoes to St.. Paul on Friday
Stenbakken Bros. report the sale OF
three Ford touring cars during the
past week. The buyers were Edward
Evenson of Lake Andrew, Victor Howe
of Sunburg and Palmer Lukkason OF
Irving.
The New London Milling Co. receiv-
ed a carload Of coal the last week.
The Misses Anderson, Nelson and
Lundberg hiked to Willmar on Satur.
day and returned home on the train.
The Farmers Elevator Co. shipped
a carload of rye to Duluth the last
week.
The e. r. Kambestad family and
Miss Thea Kambestad were entertain.
ed at the Severinson home in Will.
mar this week.
Manley Ogren was at Willmar a
week ago Sunday and played ball with
the Raymond team. Willmar won the
game.
| Joe Book of Richmond is assisting
at the depot for week while Mike
Butala is enjoying his vacation.
Mrs. Kelly Peterson went to Will
mar Thursday for short visit and
returned home Friday.
| Marley Ogren made a short bust
ness trip to Kandiyohi on Saturday.
| A. H. Espelein left Thursday for a
few weeks visit at the J. A. Norden
home at Minneapolis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Butala and chill
dren left Tuesday for Melrose and in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher
autoed to Mankato.
The hunting season opened last Sat
urday at Mud Lake with the usual
large attendance. No big bags OF
game have been reported. Several OF
the boys went out Friday night and
spent the night nthe lake.
The following people who attended
the fair at Belgrade were Anton Mick
elson and family, Andrew Anderson
and son Chester, Mabel Johnson, Mr.
Frank Bergeson, and Marie and josef
Bergesoni Lewis Eckman, Adelaide
Eckman, Evelyn Carlson, Bernice and
Elnora Olson.
DR.. and Mrs. Clifford Donaldson o.
Butterfield and Mrs. Sam Donaldson
and daughter Phyllis of Osakis Wis
tied at the J. P. Olson home on Sat
urday.
! Mrs. Mathilda Monsoon who has beer
residing at Coronado, CAL, for the
past two years arrived in New Lon
don on Saturday and will spend thu
winter here.