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


business trip to the cities. s.:..= . 4.
| Mrs. sNels Blomberg celebrated her
birthday anniversary last Wednesday
afternoon and was hostess to COM
pany of about twenty of her friends.
A very social and pleasant afternoon
was spent by all present after which
a splendid luncheon was served. The
following were the guests from out
of town: Mrs. Chas. Broman and dau-
ghter Miss Alice Broman, Mrs. VIM.
Peterson and little son Roger and Mrs
John Sand, all of Willmar.,
| L. P. Larson went to the cities on
Monday Of last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holm. were
New London callers Thursday even
ing.
Miss Margaret Anderson left Tues
day of last week for Minneapolis
where she will be employed as kin
dergarten teacher in the Northrup
Collegiate school at that place.
Mrs. Mildred Kaiawe arrived here
from New York City last Tuesday and
went out to Lake Lillian for a visit
at the Reidal home.
! Mrs. Edith Strong and son Allen
and daughters Lois and Phillis, Mrs.
August Broman and granddaughter,
Ruth Brown and Mrs Nels Blomberg
were Litchfeld callers Thursday az
ternoon.
A deal was closed last Wednesday
when John H. Johnson sold his resi-
dence property, to DIR. George Nc
Broom, Mr.. Johnson expects to go
to Benson to make his future home.
His daughter Mrs. Oscar Johnson re-
sides there.
| Mrs. Peter Norman of Atwater and
daughter Mrs. Frank Broman from
south of Kandiyohi, both celebrated
their birthday anniversary last We'd
nesday afternoon. at the home of the
latter. Mrs. S. B. G!ader and Miss
Hilma Norman were those from At
water who went out there to help them
celebrate. Mrs. Norman has been
spending some time visiting at the
Broman home.
Mrs. C. w. Johnson went to Kan
diyohi Thursday afternoon where she
attended party given by Mrs. Levi
Lund.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnson, Mrs.
Simon Syverson and daughter Anna
of New London visited at the L. J..
Johnson home here last Tuesday.
| Herman Lindberg of Warren was a
guest at the C. w. Johnson home
here last Tuesday.
! Chas. Strong, John Balzer and Mrs.
Christine Strong motored up from
Minneapolis Friday and remained I'M
til Sunday. The latter spent the time
visiting with old friends here while
the two former we're out hunting.
John Gagnon went to Waverly Sat-
urday afternoon for an over. Sunday
visit at his home there. - 49, :
Miss Frances Nelson of .Kandiy Obi
came down on Saturday afternoon for
an over Sunday visit; at the. Nels
Blomberg home. :<--.>
Miss Evelyn Hanson who has been
spending a couple of weeks visiting
with Mrs. Norine south of town came
| to Atwater Sunday for brief visit
with old friends here. She left Monday
afternoon for couple of weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Lewis Johnson,
at Litchtield.
Mrs. o. 3. Samstad from southeast
of Atwater was very pleasantly sur
prised last Sunday afternoon when
about Is Of her relatives and friends
assembled at the Samstad home to
assist Mrs. Samstad in celebrating her
| birthday anniversary. A very enjoy
able time was spent by all present az
ter which splendid refreshments were
prepared by the self invited guests,
| were served. Quite a few from At
water were present and the following
were up from Minneapolis to attend
the party: Elmer Samstad, a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Samstad, who is
employed at Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Sunseth and Mrs. P. o. .Solem.
Violet Frans who has been spend
ing couple Of weeks visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Chas. Frans north of
Atwater, left Monday afternoon for
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kleberg and
| daughter Helen of Fahlun visited at
the Nels Blomberg home Friday even
ing. Miss Myrtle Kleberg accompan
led them home for a week end visit.