Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-29
IRVING

many relatives and friends hope for
his speedy recovery.
Thos. Nelson, formerly of St. Paul
Park, now of Plummer, passed thru
Paynesville last Tuesday on his way
to Montevideo to attend ministers
meeting held there by the Church of
God, the 22nd, 23rd and oath.
S. o. Susag left for Grand Forks
last Tuesday with three days stop
over at Montevideo after two weeks
visit at his home in this community.
Peder Nepsun was a Hawick caller
last Tuesday, -
+. H. Smithson left for Willmar
on Monday the 21st to act os one of
the grand jury at the court there.
P. J. Jacobson was called on to act
as petit juror at the courthouse in
Willmar and left for that purpose on
Monday, the 21st. =
Mrs. Conrad Peterson and daughter
Beatrice left for Minneapolis last week
to join Conrad who is employed at the
American Motor Company.
Mrs. H. A. Hendricks visited at the
John Peterson home last Monday az
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dor Olson entertained
company the first part of last week.
Mrs. M. A. Christensen who has
been visiting for some time with rela-
tives and friends in the twin cities re-
turned home on Saturday, the 18th.
The Ladies Aid of the Nordland
church meets at Ingvald' Larson's on
the 10Th of March.
Johnny Jones was Sunny Hill
Farm visitor last Tuesday fixing the
electric light machine.
Conrad Anderson, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Anderson, is very sick
and they despair Of his life. Hope he
will get we'll and strong again.
The Ladies Aid of the Zion church
met at Mrs. A. Meistad's last Friday
afternoon with good number present.
May Ruud spent some time visiting
with her sister Esther last week.
Mrs. David Johnson and daughter
Jeanette and Mrs. Johnson's father
are visiting for two weeks with Mrs
Johnson's sister.
Dagny Thorson is doing some dress
making for Mrs. John F. Jones.
X. J. Thorson called on Ed Benson
on business last Wednesday,
Adolph Seeland went to Paynesvil-
lie last Monday where one of his hor-
ses got very sick and he could not get
it home till Wednesday.
David Johnson the buttermaker of
Hawick was entertained for dinner at
K. J. Thorson's last Sunday.
P. j. jacobson called on the Nepsun
family on business last Wednesday,.
Mrs. S. O. Susag entertained COM
pany last Wednesday afternoon.
The sad news reached us that Con-
rad Anderson died on Wednesday at:
ternoon, the 22nd of March: The cause
of death was diabetes which he had
been troubled with for some time. He
left in the bloom of youth and the
be;reaved relatives and friends have
the deepest sympathy of all in the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sunde spent
one afternoon the first part of last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sunde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axcl Anderson of St.
Cloud arrived in Paynesville last We'd
nesday to attend their brothers Con-
RAIDS funeral They are making their
home while here at J. B. Johnson's.
MAIDS Arithson. O. r. Emerson,
Lloyd Ruud and Theo. Olson hauled
each load Of furniture for Oluf John
son from New London to the Ole Win
Their farm last Thursday. The roads
were not the best.
Ben Kruger, the mail carrier Of Pay
nesville on route delivered the mail
on Thursday with buggy instead of
the sleigh.
Paul Ruud returned recently from
Faith, S. d., where he had attended
his brothers Ole's funeral, who was
accidentally killed by some splinters
from a circle saw.
Geo. E. Nelson received the sad
news by telegram last Thursday that
his brother-in-law Olaf Selnes of Win
dom, Mimi, died on Wednesday, the
22nd of March, Funeral was held last
Sunday. The cause of death was aen-
emia which he had suffered from for
some time. His only sister, Mrs. Geo.
Z. Nelson, heard of his sickness and
left for Window week ago last Mon
day and had the privilege to be with
him, her only brother, to the last. Mr..
Selnes leaves wife, nee Mary Black
seth, with some other relatives and
friends. Those who were acquainted
with him knew he was an upright man,
good citizen and very much respected
by all. The bereaved relatives and
friends have the deepest sympathy of
all.
Walter Kruger Of Paynesville, a
brother Of the mail carrier on Pay.
nesville, Rt. 8, delivered the mail the
latter part Of last week being that
Ben Kruger was very sick with the
"fu.' We hope for Ben's speedy re-
covery.
P. J. Jacobson returned home from
Willmar last Wednesday to go back
for the petit jury next Monday.
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