Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-13
IRVING

E M Benson, D Ditmarson, Michael
Peterson, Ole Hendrickson and Peter
Sunde. Nels and Jens Walen from
Dakota were present at the funeral of
their brother.
Harry A. Peterson Of the Crow Riv-
er Garage repaired the light plant at
S. o. Susag's last Monday.
Jennie Johnson will not teach this
year but will go to the Teachers Col
lege at St. Cloud to finish up her stu
dies and graduate in the spring.
The two-year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Peterson who fell in tub of
hot water last week and was badly
scalded is now improving at this writ
ing.
Lena, Marie and Sina Walen who
are employed at hospital in Detroit.
Mimi. came home to attend their ia
theirs funeral on Monday and return
ed to take up their positions at that
place.
Ole Martin Nelson and son Of Da-
kota attended the marriage of his bro
Their John last Wednesday.
George Sunde and Conrad Olson of
Minneapolis came up in the country
to attend the Nelson-Sunde wedding
last Wednesday. They made the trip
by car.
Gudrun Lorentzen Of Minneapolis is
at present visiting with her mother
Mrs, Ivar T,0rentzen.
Emil Larson began filling his silc
last Monday.
Hannah Peterson of Chicago is Wis
iting at her home.
Emil Larson left for the Minnesota
State Fair the latter part of last week
Ole Walen arrived home from Da
kota to attend his fathers funeral.
S. o. Susag who left New York or
August 9Th for Aalborg, Denmark, ar
rived at Cherbourgh, France, the 10Th
after safe Journey, went to Londo1
and left there for Denmark
John Sunde and Conrad Olson were
Paynesville callers last Thursday.
Stella Sunde, saleslady at the VIM
Galanter store had a three days va
cation during her sister Jennie's wed
ding.
Ragnhild Nepsund who has been EN-
ployed at John Haugen's of Paynes
vile during the summer, returne,
home last Wednesday.
George Nelson was Sunny Hill
caller last Thursday evening.
Peder Nepsunds at present.
Palmer and Arnold Thorsqn ar
working with the Peterson threshin
machine for this season.
Christian Christianson is on the sic
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Carol Simonso
moved to Cokato last week where MI
Simonson will be employed as teache
at the Cokato school for this comm
term.
Eftie Hanson of Grove City has az
copied position as teacher in Dis
81 for the coming term.
Eileen Larson left for Cokato n
Gently to continue her studies at tn
High School there; she has spent he
vacation with her parents during tn
summer months.
Florence ChristiansOn who has bee
staying with Mrs Andrew Borshei1
for some time returned home la
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Susag and daug
ter Dorothy Mae autOed from Mimi
apolis last Saturday to visit for a CO
pie of days at Christianson's, Susag
and other homes.
Early last Sunday morning we ha
very refreshing rain which did muc
good.
Ole Whittier was Paynesville CO
Ter last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Susag of MINI
apolis moved last week and can no
be found by their many friends at 49,
End ave So.
Leonard Nepsund traded his Fol
car off for new Chevrolet car
Willmar recently
Myrtle OrsOn and Dagmar Nepsur
who attend the high school at Ne
London have rented room above tt
Mary Peterson store where they wi
make their home during the scho
season.
The Leonard Nepsund family we
entertained for dinner at Peder Ne
sund's last Sunday.
The G.. V. Smoker family of Willm:
were picking grapes in this vicinir
recently. They also made a short ca
on Mrs. H. A. Hendricks.
Marie Nepsund who has been er
ployed at the Merchants Hotel at Pa
nesville spent Sunday afternoon
home.
Clarence Susag and some frient
were out on Lake Koronis fishing {
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Swanson of S
Paul and daughter autoed to Mart
ChristensOn's last Saturday evenir
to spend Sunday and Labor day up
the country.
A birthday surprise was given c
Christian Iverson last Sunday and
number Of relatives and friends wei