Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

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A meeting was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Peterson last
Wednesday forenoon conducted by a
student.
Lotus Beaver who has been work
ing near Willmar this fall has been
visiting at the Theo. Olson home late
ly. ~ ...: 50
There was a meeting held in the
Free Mission chapel last Thursday
forenoon and evening conducted by
Ludwig Peterson.
Out of O. B. Thorson's twelve chill
dren only Nichol and ALI were absent
from home during Christmas Both of
them are residents in Canada and Mar
tin was absent, who lives in Minneap-
oils. %%,5.
A social gathering was held at the
K. J. Thorson home in honor of Eliza.
beth Peterson a former teacher of
Dist. 81, now a teacher at Pine City,
on Wednesday evening. Luncheon
was served at late hour for thirty
guests. Elizabeth left for her home in
Minneapolis on the early train from
Paynesville Thursday morning. All en-.
joyed her visit even if it was short.
Goldie Susag had some dress max
ing done by Anna Hanson last Thurs;
day. A<. ~ fezs=s:
Geo. Sunde employed at the Potts
Motor Company and Conrad Olson at
the American Motor. Company Of Min
neapolis left last Thursday for their
respective places after spending a few
days with relatives and friends here.
Agothe Solbrock of Minneapolis
spent a few days with her folks on
the Greenwood farm during Christmas.
Elaine Larson, Junior of the Cokato
high school spent Christmas vacation
with her parents near Lake Koronis.
Dora Hanson left for Minneapolis
last week after spending some time
at home. ss 4
The Christmas program, in the Zion
church was well attended. The pas
tor of the congregation, A. IN. Sunde,
was present and gave talk. The
church was filled to its utmost capa-
city.
Goldie Susag celebrated her birth
day on Thursday. the 18th of Dec. 1921.
Ludwig Peterson left last, Saturday
for Minneapolis after holding a few
meetings in the Free Mission chapel.
Mrs. NJ P. Thomson (nee Bernice
Whitaker) now teacher at Hector, had
the mishap to fall off horse and
broke her arm. Her many relatives
and friends sincerely hope for her
speedy recovery. .E=
The agent for the Paynesville Oil
company delivered gasoline out in the
country last Friday.
Henry Peterson spent Christmas
visiting with relatives and friends in
st. Paul and Minneapolis. i.
1. The North Star Symphony orchestra
Friday evening. &. ...s .5; s
Gordon Vernon Nelson who is stu
dying civil engineering at the- illinois
State university, and had been visiting
at home during Christmas vacation,
left: for .Uirbaiia; last SUNDAY morning
TO, take s.uh his: MpIh again.
:. Harold Bueide, a student ftomsAugs-
bug seminary. Of. Minneapolis has
been holding cottage: settings at diff
ferent homes in this community DUR
ing the week between Christmas and
New Year. n Ell. i: Il n. s5
Stella Sunde was called to her work
at VIM. Galanter's last Friday, being
that another saleslady had gone away,
otherwise she could have had vacation
until Monday. q
The watching out OF 1921 and the
ringing in of 1922 in the Nordland
church was well attended. e. M: Han:
son, pastor Of that ngregation, Har-
old Rueide, an Augsburg student, J.
B. Johnson and Martin Everson each.
gave. a talk # The church choir and,
Mems double quartet rend Tered songs.
The orchestra played three pieces and:
did well in spite Of one Of their mem
beers being absent. As bounte Csc
supper was served. The benefit Of
that was for the Augsburg Seminary.
the Free Lutheran ministers school.
Supper conststed 90 lutte flsk, dad br,sd