Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05


!. July 5-Rev. M: D. Midthun Of Min.
.neapolis was in town. last week.
The Fred Earle family OF Osakis
called on friends here Tuesday Of last
week. sa.;;t ;.S.i. 6 = III: d. s.s
Miss Hattie Monson departed Sat.
urday for a visit in Minneapolis. .Ssss
Mrs O. G: Hagen departed Tuesday
of last week for Granite Falls. 81 .. 5#
LA. Metcan was in ,,Willmar on
Tuesday Of last week. : t.z
JIM. Bolstad spent Wednesday to
Saturday on business trip in Iowa.
Ben Aune of Minneapolis called on
friends in town Sunday.
Miss Ella Hanson: was a Willmar
visitor on Monday. ",
Miss Elma Stolen had her tonsils
removed by Dr.: Hanson on Monday.
Parochial school will, begin In the
Swedish Lutheran church on Wednes.
day of this week. J; - Il 81. ESs:s
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank. Van Worst Of
Paynesyille were New London visit
-oAo "CuAOoudy cFcAluS. '---t = .
Miss Kathryn Smithson returned to
her home near Hawickf on Monday at
ter spending few days in the cities.
Reuben Holm left on Wednesday for
Clarkfield where he is employed.
Mrs. Hans Polman departed, Satur-
day for Hopkins where she will visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Olof Christensen. s. rs;s*s !. ~
Clifford Dokkeson who is employed
as brakeman on the Northwestern
Railroad departed on Saturday for St.
James. s.%s~..
Miss Helen Newln went to Willmar
On Monday fer visit with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Covell and daughter Ar
line and Helen Marie have returned
from their trip to Ortonville and Mad
isOn. 49,, .. -- i - ~, -.
Raymond Sill returned to his home
at Belgrade on Sunday after two
weeks stay at Sunnyside. Hospital.
Miss Hulda Hanson returned home
on Monday from few days visit in
Madison and Watertown; S: D. -,
Miss Mildred Hold departed for
Minneapolis on Saturday to visit with
relatives. y " T., =. /
Mrs. Nelson Of Minneapolis arriv-
ed here from ,Atwater on Sunday for
visit with Mrs. E. Hedeen.I',. "...
Mrs, Anna Fuglei departed for Ash
by last week after, a several weeks Wis:
it at the A. N. Nicholson, home. !,
Axel Rose of Los Angeles, Calf, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rose and other relatives and
friends in the village
Miss Marie Peterson went to Bel
grade on Tuesday to board train
there for Elbow Lake where she will
spend a week visiting relatives:
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Hallberg and
little son of Sterling, Colo, spent two
days OF last week with relatives here.
The Herman Kobe family of Young
America, and Mrs. John Kobe of Glen
coe, spent Monday to Wednesday as
guests OF J. P. Olson's.
Mr.. Hegstead employed in the Rob.
bins Young Co. pit went to Benson
Saturday to visit until over the 4th.
Mrs. Ellis, solicitor for the Mime
sofa Children's home, Minneapolis.
made her annual visit to New London
on Thursday. -, ~. :, g.; j.,
Miss Lena Swenson came lin from
Norway Lake on Monday. to, spend
some time at the c. E. Monsoon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. M. Johnson and E..
H. Hauge of Arctander motored to De-
troit last week to attend Gulbrands-
laget.' y ., ..E.,:%,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kasper Thimmeu are
here from Minneapolis to spend the
Fourth with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Skeie and
children of Findley, Nd, arrived
here on Monday for. a. visit with rela-
tives and friends. r.. .:;:>,. A.. :.;,,,s.. 80,
Mrs. H. G.vKohr and son returned
to their home in The Dalles, Oregon,
on Friday after an extended visit with
relatives and. friends here and in
Graceville. a-.s. III.
Section Foreman Arthur Almer is
spending Saturday to Wednesday with
-Oo>' w AA NJ; SAOuu. cle cdEOD6Ou
is in charge during his absence. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Nelson and chill
dren we're county seat visitors on
Saturday afternoon. .: l.,..-5
VIM Hallberg came up from Mime.
apolis on Monday for visit here until
on Wednesday.
The New Store building was i'm.
proved last week by two coats of paint,
Miss Alice Price went to Willmar on
Monday to spend a few days with her
friends. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson went
to st. Paul on Sunday for weeks Wis.
it with relatives. ri
Angel Hanson has departed for
Brandon where he will be EMPLOYED
on his uncle's farm.
Miss Ruth Lundquist returned to
: her home Monday from twosweeks
visit at Little Fork. q 4
A boy was born to Mr., and Mrs
Kelly Peterson at the Sunnyside Hos
pital on Tuesday of last week. Unfor
tunately the little one lived but a few
hours. -. ~&s:- a!Ha@.Sys555sfs