Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-26
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April a --GOldie Susag left the fore
part Of last weekto teach school at Ell
bow Lake in Dist. 127, Grant County,
for the month which is left Of this
term. @ rs =.
Lillian Thorson and Clara Sunde
left last Monday for the teachers coll
eye at st. Cloud. -.
Ditmar Thorson commenced his du-
ties at the Hawick State Bank last
Monday.
Martin Hanson was a New London
shopper last Monday. .,t
Stella Sunde who spent her Easter
vacation at her home feft for Paynes-
vile last Monday accompanied by her
sister Clara, who went to St. Cloud.
H. C. Hanson who has rented H. A.
Hendricks field was working there
last week.
Mrs. S. o. Susag called on Mrs. H.
A. Hendricks one day last week.
The school in Dist 81 closed last
Friday after seven months term.
picnic to the forty children she had
enrolled last Wednesday, which they
enjoyed very much. The children pre-
sented Miss Kjelleberg with very
nice present.
J. P. Nelson was a Paynesville call
er last Tuesday.
III Peder Nepsun was Paynesville Wis
itor one day last week.
The frost flowers are here in album
dance, sign that spring is here at
last.
Jennie Sunde visited with her Sis
ter Emma last week.
Oswald Thorson called on his aunt
Mrs. S. o. Susag, last week.
The county examinations in Kandi'
yohi county were given last Thursday
and Friday.
The Hawick Creamery board met al
the creamery last Thursday and paid
351Ac for butterfat for the month OF
March.
Marie Nepsun who is employed al
the Merchants Hotel at Paynesville
visited Saturday and Sunday with hel
parents.
The Lester Blakely family are al
present sick with the influenza. Mrs
Crawford Blakely, moth of Mr.. Bla
kelly, went there last Saturday to hell
take care of them.
Mrs. S. M, Susag visited with he1
mother-in-law, Mrs. S. o. Susag las
Saturday and Sunday.
The blowing of the gardens and pre-
pairing for planting is the order of tn
day at the present time.
Mrs. P. ]. jacobson entertained com
pany for luncheon last Saturday after
noon.
S %. Susag left for Plum Coulee
Manitoba, Canada, the 10th, to be pres
ent at the revival meeting there.
Palmer Thorson called at the grave
pit near New London one day las
week.
Mrs. Ole Nelson was Paynesvill
caller last Saturday.
K. j. Thorson called on the Pede
Nepsun family last Sunday afternoon
Mrs. C. Pemble and daughter Mar
jorie visited with Mrs. John Dome.
last SUNDAY evening.
The Church of God of the Northwes
tern states has secured the Count
Fair Grounds at Willmar for thei
place to hold their camp meeting thi
year, from June 3rd to 18th inclusive
invitation to attend these meetings
extended to all.
Charley Nicholson, former butter
maker at New London, and we'll know
in Irving and Roseville townships, die
at Pennock last week and was burie
last Saturday. Rev. Nicolay Nilser
pastor OF the Free Lutheran churc
of Willmar, preached the funeral sci
mon. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. r. Ring san
special songs. Mr.. Nicholson was
respected man and was only 80 year
of age at the time of his death. H
leaves wife. nee Jennie Evanson, an
two sons with many other relative
and friends to mourn the loss of
kind husband and father. The berea,
ed ones have the deepest sympath
of all.
Tena Kje!leberg attended the pi