Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-29
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| March % Miss alberta Eberhardt
and Harvey Nelson of st. Paul; arrived
here Friday for visit at the ]. P. Oh
son home until Tuesday.
| The Misses Inez Hanson and Lavina
lePeachey wentxto the cities Friday, re-
turning Sunday.
| Frank Covell was business visitor.
in the cities from Thursday to Sat
urday.
Mrs. Walter Dilley and baby were
in Spicer Saturday between trains.
| o. "A. Nelson returned Saturday
from his southern trip and is again
on duty at the depot. We note also
Brakeman Joe -Gallagher's return to-
work on this line after three mon
this leave of absence on vacation in
New Orleans, La.
C. H. Hermecke returned Saturday
/ from "a few days business trip to Min
IneapOlis.
Mrs. P. Pelkey returned from Will
mar Monday.
Three cars of stock are being ship
ped to the cities this Tuesday.
Editor Frank Covell is confined to
his home with case of grippe.
The McKusick pit received large
gasoline tank Monday to be installed
there before beginning the seasons
work
School vacation for Easter week
| will begin April 7th and continue to
April 18th.
Mrs. Hans Brix enjoyed a pleasant
| little birthday surprise on Tuesday,
when a few friends from town joined
her neighborhood friends in an after
noon party at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Flesland are
the proud parents of baby girl born
| Sunday, March 26th.
Walter Olson is clerking at the Bos-
ton in c. B. Lund's. absence.
A new piano was received here on
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ium by the movie manager, P. J. Har-
digan.
Carston Amundson returned to his
employment at the state farm Thurs
day after visiting home folks here
Harlow LundQuist and Harold Fink
went back to the city Tuesday to re-
sumo work. at the "U''
Anton Stenbakken was in the city on
Thursday in attendance at a Ford
dealers convention.
H. H. McNiven returned from Min
neapolis Tuesday via Georgevil1e.
Miss Nellie Price has been a guest
this week of Anne Batterberry. She
returned from Paynesville Thursday
Mrs. Salter of St. Cloud came up on
Tuesday to spend the week end with
her husband who has been relief ag-
ent here for three months. They re-
turned TO st Cloud Saturday on which
date Agent Nelson was again checked
in to this office. Mr.. Salter was in
New London between trains Monday
also.
Mr.. C. O. Granger of St. Paul is
expected here this week to open up
the Robbins Young gravel pit for the
seasons work.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Thompson of Kan
diyohi spent Saturday to Monday at
the Lawrence Christopherson home
Mrs. Thompson is a sister of Mrs.
Christopherson.
NJ. U. Geer arrived here from Wolf
Points, Mont, on Thursday for a visit
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Krelstad Of Mon
trail County, n. D., arrived here last
week and have purchased the Mrs.
John GRANDSON residence in East
. New London, where they will make
their home. Mrs Krelstad is daugh.
ter Of Mrs GRANDSON.
Mrs Andrew Anderson went to Will.
mar Monday for a few days visit with
Mrs. Miller-Olson.
Peter BOrsheim of Irving went tC
Willnlar Monday for few days to
attend to business matters.
E. R. Kambestad is leaving today
ucoudyJ Oh d UuS1ueSS 'lI1p " .IIle
cities.
/ Chester B. Lund accompanied his
uncle Ernest Johnson Monday on a
trip to Wheelock, N. D., where the lat
ter will spend the coming summer
with al only brother, Chas johnson
living on a farm near that place. Mr.
Lund will return the last part of this
week.
Miss Laura Jones Of eHawick anG
sister, Mrs. Paul Trelstd of Ellington
S. D., were guests on Thursday AM
Friday last week at the Jno. McLoutl
home Mrs McLouth. had visited then