Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-10
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IRVING.

May 8-Ragnild Nepsun left for
Paynesville last Monday TO take up
homework at the John Haugen home.
/ Clara Larson visited with her aunt,
Mrs. Adolph Seeland last Sunday and
on Monday they were Paynesville cal
lers. IS
Melvin, Haagenson and Johnny Oh
son returned from Minneapolis last
Monday. The trip was made by car.
Clara Larson has accepted a posi-
ton at the American Cold Storage at
Paynesville and started work last
week. >.&- I'll. J. =
Erick Olson built new chimney I
on the S. o. Susag house last week. i
Lottie Christensen who has been
spending some time in Minneapolis
and St. Paul returned home last Tues
day evening. ..-: ~ ....-.----->;. 4.
The sad news reached US that Mrs.
Allie SmithsOn died last week. The
funeral was held on Thursday after
noon. The remains were laid to rest
at the Hawick cemetery. The bereaved
ones have the deepest sympathy Of all
in their SORROW
Many from this neighborhood at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Allie Smith
son last Thursday to pay their last
tribute to a faithful pioneer and citi-
zen. -x
A terrible tornado passed across the
southeast part Of the town'of Roseville
last Wednesday about p. m. It took
the hog house of Peter Sunde and one
hay stack near that place, crossed the
S. o. Susag pasture coming from the
south there it turned and struck the
Peder Nepsun wood pile south of SUI
Says house and turned east to Davis
). Kelley's place and went, over the
: woods towards Paynesville.
Martin Monson was a Paynesville
caller last Thursday.
The neighbors helped Peter Sunde
last Thursday to gather together the
haystack that the tornado had spread
all over the day before. The corncrih
filled with corn at Peter Srnde's was
lifted Off it's foundation by the tornado
and the roof Of his hoghOuse was
thrown over on John Pederson's prop
erty. A tree standing near the road
between Sunde's and Susag's was bro
ken down. Peter Sunde's hay rack
was also broken.
]. B. Johnson is building a new cot
tage on his land on the south side of
Lake Koronis Edward Sunde is the
: carpenter
Mrs. Edward Sunde was entertained
for luncheon at the Peder Nepsun
home last Thursday afternoon.
Peter Sunde was a Paynesville bust
ness caller last Thursday.
Anton Randall is building base
ment under his house. The Nelson
Bros are doing the work.
= Martin Munson was employed at
Peder Nepsun's last week helping with
the farm work.
- Mrs. P. J. Jacobson was a Sunny
Hill visitor last Thursday evening.
- Mrs. H. A. Hendricks is on the sick
list with bad cold. ,:
Parochial school started in Dist 10
last Monday with a gentleman as a
8 teacher
Huldah and Josephine Christensen
with the John Donney family attended
n the class play at the Paynesville high
S school last Friday.
S Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Haagenson and
r. some of their children were Paynes-
y Vile callers last Friday.
# Erwin Haagenson and Mrs. Hagen
a Haagenson were Paynesville callers
Q the latter part of last week
J. Mrs. O. ]. Orson who attended the
+, 3. Olson funeral in St. Paul returned
e home last Saturday.
e Agnes Christianson who went to St.
Paul to work some time ago is at the
v present sick with the flu. Her mother
e Mrs, G. Christensen is there to take
n care of her.
The Susag twin brothers of Mime
d apo!is celebrated their birthday the
second of May and their niece Doro-
thy May was year old the fifth.
r. Geo. Sunde who is employed at the
IT Potts Motor Company in Minneapolis
surprised his folks last Saturday NOR
d ming by coming home for short visit
u He made the trip by car.
y Haaken Borgon who was paralyzed
two years ago and has been an invalid