Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-08-09
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July 3O-Mrs. Orlie Moore and little
daughter of Spring Valley came on.
Wednesday noon to visit with her
brother and family, Mr..ssand Mrs
Francis Olson of Irving for a. while.
Mr.. Conrad Gronlie and friend of
Minneapolis are visiting with the for
mer's relatives and friends Of Irving.
Mr.. Gronlie had charge Of the cream
cry here about eighteen years ago.
Since that time he has been street car
conductor at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mirve WEIGH and dau-
ghter Ruth and Mrs. F.. M. Knutson
and son William spent Sunday at Long
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lester and
family of Dakota are visiting at the
VIM. Paarsche home.
Levi Welch helped CD. Payne stack
grain the past week but will begin
next week on the state road south Of
here as teamster.as.x
Mr.. and Mrs. Gum and family from
Kansas are visiting with the latter's
brother and sisters families, Ole or
son and Mrs. Erick Erickson of r.
wing, and her mother, Mrs. Olson.
From here they expect to go to Port
land, Oregon, to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Johnson and dau-
ghter Arlot visited at the J. f. Jones
home Friday night. 4
The Hawick base ball nine and the
high school team of Paynesville
crossed bats here Sunday afternoon:
| The scores were IL to in favor Of
Hawick.
It was reported here Friday that
the cottage at Green Lake belonging
to Mrs. w. o. Newman had burned to
| the ground that day. family were
visiting at Frank McLouth's.
Mr.. J. w. Barger of Paynesville
celebrated his 74th birthday on Sun
day, July 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. o. Nelson and chill
dren visited at the home Of Erick Err
ickson in Irving Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Carroll Simonson
returned the middle of the week from
their wedding trip to northern Mime
sofa and Dakota.
The Farmers Shipping Association
shipped car Of stock to So. st. Paul
Tuesday Ditmar Thorson went with
the car, returning home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deadrick and
family spent Sunday with the Gust
Peterson family.
Word was received here Sunday that
the sheriff at Long Prairie had been
shot by bandits that had attempted
! to rob the bank at Hewitt
The gravel pit No. 2 has reopened
again with an almost entirely new
crew. So
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones, and
Laura, Fred, Frank and George Jones
i left early Sunday morning for New
Ellington, S. d., to see their mother
who is very low at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Paul Trelstad The last
heard from there was that Mrs Jones
I continues in an unconscious state
most of the time suffering from gall
stones and other trouble. It is hoped
that she will soon recover and be able
5 to return home.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Chef Blevins and Ce
|5cil ,Deadrick of Paynesville called al
the Forrest Blevins home Friday ev
ening.
/ Russell Gesell accompanied by Mr.
L and Mrs. Anton 1mhoff attended the
I Catholic services in Paynesville OF
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Helen Wilson Of Glenwood i:
j; visiting at the home of her sisters
Mrs. J. o. Nelson and Mrs. II. J. Pei
key, also with her mother and othe
I relatives in Irving.
Shock threshing began last week a
Joseph Feingmeiers.
! Jennie Hood who has been workin,
I. lat bridge work with his father AM
!, Ebrothers for some time astsreturne,
$ home Saturday.
/. The new coal she'd longing to tn
j Midland Lumber and Coal Co. wer
completed last week.
j Mr.. and Mrs. George Fel1er Of Pay
Il I.nesville with Mr.. and Mrs. John Jone
: autoed to Anoka to consult Dr. Klie
: as to ailments Of Mrs. Teller. The
). returned home in the evening.
1. IS: Mrs. e. - Hood and children 10
!. and Leroy called at the =. p. Welc
t home Sunday evening
LEFT.8F FOR HARVEST Fields.
& Raymond Lund quist of this city an
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