Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-26

= -
| TO visit Mrs. Jacobson's S brother, j.
Peter Johnson.
i A cleanup campaign was Inaugural
ted Saturday afternoon to improve our
mill pond shore line. People respond
ed nicely to the cal! and a good start
was made. It will be followed up by
volunteer work of the same kind, most
every evening Of this week. Come out
and help us. = ,tr,' =
Mrs. Clara Soderlund and Mr.. and
mar Saturday to visit Mrs. Alfred o.
ander who was recently operated upon
at Willmar Hospital
The village council last week had
a small water heating device and pres.
sure. tank; installed at the Municipal
Building to provide for heating water
for the Lungstrom barber. shop after
the warm days come when the big
heating plant at the building will be
shut down for the season.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Nicholson had
their infant daughter christened by
Rev. Svare at the Grow. River church
last Sunday and given the name Of
Sylvia Katherine.
A. S. Rapp went to Atwater Monday
Mrs. Hedberg and sister Miss Verd-
Mrs. Frank Pond moved her house
hold effects into the Haramoen build
ing the first of the week.
NJ. M Engen shipped two cars Of
stock to St. Paul Tuesday. Alfred
Lundberg also shipped two cars Of
stock on the same day.
Adolph Berglund Of Pennock visit
ed at the f. A. O1ander home here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Nordlie were
Kerkhoven visitors Sunday at the Geo.
Thonvold home.
N. G.. Peterson who has been occu-
plying rooms over the Boston made a
deal Monday whereby he becomes the
owner of the Rickstad property near
the depot now occupied by Jim Car
lysle.
Ed Kambestad will go to st. Paul
Wednesday to attend convention of
cooperative concerns. The meeting
will be held at the Ryan Hotel on
Thursday
William Olson of Minneapolis has
been here for several days selling gov
eminent farm loan bonds and to date
has sold ten.
Ed Kambestad, L. E. Covell, Otto
Mankel, G. E. Monson, e. e. Fink and
Gerhard Nordlie were business callers
at Willmar Monday afternoon.
The New London Senior class play
will be given at spicer On Friday
night, and repeated also at the New
London auditorium on Saturday night.
Their farce, "Bashful Mr.. Bobbs,"
proved highly entertaining to the full
house it drew when first presented
and we bespeak for it the same sue
cess this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Olson and two
children, Elmer and Verna, departed
OH Tuesday for their home at Thief
River Falls after several weeks stay
with home folks, the Even Erickson
family here and the Aaron Olson fam:
ily of Irving.
Section foreman Arthur A!mer has
laid off about a week with an attack
Of flu and Peter Jacobson has been in
charge of the crew during that time.
Charles Peterson has recently been
added to the number of hands employ
ed on the section here.
Chauncey johnson and Arthur Frans
also the Misses Hedeen: and Moline
all of Willmar were Sunday. guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Kambestad.
Mrs. August Jordin was in attend
ance at her mothers funeral at Litch-
field last week, and is there this week
moving her mothers household effects
to the Jordin home here.
Miss Gertrude Soderlund has arriv-
ed here from Montana to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Bredberg, and
other relatives in this vicinity.
New Confectionery =.