Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-22

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attendance at a district meeting of
the Lutheran Free church.
Ruben Holm arrived home last
Friday after working in Clarkvi1le
for several months. He will be en-
ployed in the Bengtson Eat Shop this
winter - -"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Batterberry en-
tertained "a guests at dinner last
Sunday evening. 49,.
Victor Holm arrived home from
Minneapolis Friday where he has
been serving on the jury. 1850.
Mrs. Oliver Larson left last We'd
nesday for Minneapolis where she
will spend the winter with her grand
sons Albert and Oliver Winblad.
Miss Mabel Lundgren of Colfax
left for St. Paul last Saturday where
she will visit for a short time.
The Misses Hattie and Rhoda Mon
son arrived home from St. Paul on
Wednesday. Hattie has been visit
ing there and Rhoda has been en-
ployed in the millinery department
Of the Emporium. Both girls will re-
turn to the city after Xmas.
The Red Cross Membership drive
has started in this village with Mrs.
Frank Covell as chairman of the SOL
letting committee. Mrs. II, ]. Han
son and Miss Inez Hanson will can
vas the south part Of town, and C.
H. Hermecke and Elmer Erickson
the business district.
Miss Lena Fossum, a teacher in
Dist. Sc, had a basket social Satur-
day evening. A number from New
London attended and the program
was very good.
Miss Olive Knutson and Miss
Thompson of Spicer visited at John
Skoglund's home Sunday.
A large crowd attended the band
concert last Wednesday evening and
the amount taken in amounted to
5000. A number of vocal and in
strumental selections were offered,
and DR.. H. V. Hanson of Willmar
and Mr.. Fink gave short talks.
Theo. Thorson of Lake Florida
spent the last week end in Willmar.
Victor Skoglund returned home
from Minneapolis last Friday. While
there he invested in a Ford coupe.
Donald Sonstegard, the youngest
son of P. 0. Sonstegard, had his tom
sils removed over at the hospital on
Saturday noon by DR.. H. J. Hanson.
Clarence Bengtson who is working
at Alexandria arrived here Saturday
for short visit at the Gust Monson
home
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Highstrom of North IT.
wing at the Sunnyside Hospital on
Monday, Nov. 10.
The fire department moved all the
apparatus from the old building to
the basement Of the municipal bldg
Monday afternoon.
Alice Rapp and Alice jacobson
were over Sunday visitors in Irving.
0. NJ. Johnson spent last week in
Arctandcr looking after farm inter-
ests.
Claus Olson of Warner spent Sat-
urday visiting his brother SEVERN
Olson.
Activities at the station this week
are carload of coal for Farmers
elevator Co., and one for the village,
Monson and Holm received a car
load Of lumber, Home Oil Co. and
Stenoakken Bros. received carload
OF gasoline. The Farmers Store ship
ped two carloads Of stock Tuesday.
Alfred Hegestad who has been
working in the pit the past summer
returned to his home in Benson on
Saturday.
Miss Blanche Battcrberry visited
in Willmar Saturday.
Benhart Nelson of St. Cloud visit
ed at his home Friday and Saturday,
Mrs. Anton Stenbakken left on
Thursday for the cities where she
will visit for short time.
Geo. May, who has been cook at
tn gravel pit the past summer left
for st. Paul Saturday. Mr.. May in
tends to work in the Great Northern
Eat Shop at Willmar the coming win
ter.
Mrs. August Carlson entertained
the J. P. Olson family at six o'clock
dinner Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kelley and Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Nelson of Paynesville
were guests of Mrs. Ole Nelson on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hilluan and
daughter Frances of Green Lake
spent Sunday at the home of Auq,1st
Gustafson.
Rev. E. M. Hanson leaves Thurs
day for Remnes to attend a series Of
mission meetings.
l.. II. Reamer and A. Eckman Of
Wlllmar were business callers hero
Monday.
We want your turkeys Deem
Der 6, 7, 8. Central Minnesota Pro-
duce Co., Wi!imar, Mimi.
Miss Emma Harris left last Friday
for St. Cloud where she will spend
the winter. =. =
L. E. Lehman of st. Paul visited
with Miss Anna Nelson ovo. a.