Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-15
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Eel. A. ] |Thorne of Findley. n.
I'D I'D, spent Wedne sday to Friday IN
New london attending to business in
5terests here.
Alfred Lundberg Is shipping three
cars of stock to st. Paul today. .:
Iiss Eunice Broberg was a Pay
5HnesVille visitor the latter part Of the
week 5.55 53
John Bergeson arrived here from
Minneapolis on Friday for a visit with
relatives and old friends.
Joseph Bergeson spent Tuesday to
Saturday in the cities on business.
The interior of the Boston is being
altered and improved this week
Mrs. J. P Olson returned Monday
! from a weeks visit at Albany.
Vernon Seastedt was Willmar Wis
u itor on Saturday.
Elias johnson was absent from New
Il London from Tuesday to Saturday on
B "trip to Minneapolis attending the
auto show.
Miss Lottie Peterson departed for
Minneapolis the first of last week. She
returned on Thursday and brot greet
ings to all New London friends from
Rev. swenson and family, with whom
she visited. Il;
s Miss Elsie Fangmeier who attends
\ New London High School is now
rooming with her friend, Mildred OPP
pegard at Miss Dora LaWsOn's.
#$ & Mrs. Edwin Bengtson and Miss Do
i ras Lawson will entertain the Ladies
Aid Society of the Swedish Lutheran
church In the church parlors on. Fri
day, Feb. 18th. =.
Martin Torgeson arrived here from
Minneapolis on Monday. He will
make an extended visit at the Geo.
Johnson home.
The E. r. Kambestad and John Gun
derson families were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Gunderson at dinner on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Nyberg of Green Lake is
staying at their rooms in the Dora
Lawson residence for few days while
Mrs. Maggie Adams is at her Green
Lake home. -.
Mrs. " e. Holm departed on Satur-
day on trip to the cities. Mrs. Clara
Soderlund is staying with little Rach-
ell and Harriet Holm during her alb.
sence. u@
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Christopherson
were given q very pleasant surprise
party by thirty or more Of their friends
on Monday afternoon of last week: 1t
was their .25th wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs Olof Hagan of Will
mar spent Saturday to Monday at the
F.. r. Kambestad home. Mrs. Hagan
/ is sister of Mrs. Kambestad.
.sSs.. Sunday night was the coolest of the
season, the government thermometer
having registered ~ below zero. Two
inches of snow fell Saturday which
with stiff wind drifted roads and
paths full again. The average maxi
mum temperature of the past week
has been only IS degrees.
"A letter from Agent o. A. Nelson,
dated the 5th of February, gave his
place of sojourn then, as Key West.
Florida. He was on that day about
to sail for Havana. Mr.. Nelson is
escaping some sub zero weather here.
Miss Ruth Lundquist returned to
New London on Saturday after spend
ing three weeks in Minneapolis on
business. ..
The Misses Rhoda and Hattie Mon
son returned home on Saturday from
Minneapolis. Miss Rhoda had spent
a week with Kerkhoven relatives while
Miss Hattie was returning from I.
months visit in Minneapolis and Kerk.
hoven.
The Joseph Oppegaard family OF
Burbank received word the first Of the
week OF the death at Madison, Mimi,
ON Saturday OF Mrs. Oppegaard's ia
Their, Mr.. "A. r. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Op
pegaard will leave for Madison on
Wednesday to be in attendance at the
funeral which will be held on Thurs
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4. MI At Wilimar Hospital
The Misses Orletta Larson, Har
\ riet Johnson and Bernice Christopher
son have all been in Willmar within
81 the last few days to visit Mrs. Arnt
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