Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
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B MI. and Mrs.. Afft III /. HaIilrtel and
children returned to- Their home at
Roscoe, s: D, on Monday after a
weeks visit at the u. p. Olson home:
Mr.. Hartel lis a brother Of Mrs: Olson.
Miss Ethel Eckmain, returned to Min
neapolis on Wednesday: So: Lawrence
Eckman accompanied her as far as
Willmar and from there went to Pen.
:noch.for a..short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs: A:4P. Berglund. Il M.
e. % Granger drove to St. Paul on
Saturday and was tacc ompanied on his
return Monday .by Mrs. Mary 'sheier
and daughters the Misses Caroline
and Helen who will spend this summer
ina cottage at Green Lake. ..ssz
The Misses Sylvia Anderson, Math:-:
Ida Bergeson, Eileen and@Leone Bat
terberry, Laura Fossum,s Margaret
Dahlgren, Edris and !. Mia Stauffer,
Laura McLouth; Griselda. Olson and
Elvira Larson came home from the
Teachers Training College at st. Cloud
on Friday to: enjoy vacation until
over the Fourth. ~
The.Misses GLADYS and Lillian Giles
ne OF Elkador; Iowa; students Of Garlic
ton College visited at the Martin Bun-
dquist home from Monday until on
Wednesday,: On leaving here they
went to aBelgrade where they will al
SO visit relatives. =;
conductor Eastman was here Sat
urday calling on Old time friends. Mr..
Eastman was.a resident OF New Lon
don in the early days. His home is
now in Boise, idaho. T.: i:.S. i.':*:.
DR.: and Mrs: Kenneth Lynde and
little daughter departed for their home
at Austin ION Monday after a weeks
visit with the formers parents, DIR.
and Mrs. CIV. Lynde. &s #
Mrs. Johanna Syvertson of Irving
purchased a Ford touring car from
stenbakken Bros. on Monday. This
was the last car to be sold out Of the
carload of Fords received by the STEM
bakken's ten days ago.
/ Miss Olga Flatten closed, a. success
full term of parochial schools in the
Norwegian Lutheran church last week
and the pupils and others of the con-
gregation enjoyed a picnic at Nicer
Park on Friday: There was about 30
attending the school this summer.
Lawrence Eckman, will leave New
London. on Wednesday, to- start his
return trip tosArizona. w. .: =
The section crew were employed
with the Paynesville crew four days
of last week. Three of the extra men
were laid off the crew the last of the
week pending the settlement Of the
wage problem. -
Mrs, John Amundson is suffering
with a severe ailment Of the eyes.
The New London concert band will
give the first open air concert of the
summer at the band stand ON Friday,
July 14th. 1r $3.50" r,e'
About IS Of our townspeople went
out to the Ed Lungstrom cottage at
Lake Andrew on Friday evening to
spring a surprise on Mr.. and Mrs.
I
l'ungstrom. A big picnic lunch was
partaken> of and the Lungstroms were
presented: with a sterling silver set.
Everyone enjoyed the evening.
Little Miss Gertrude Rredberg cele-
brated. her Sth birthday;on Saturday
with eight Of her. friends who played
on the lawn. Ice cream and cake was
served to the happy. party. VI.
A meeting Of the Lutheran Free Con
gregations will be. held at the Beth
esda Homes, Eagle, Lake, next Sun,
day beginning at a o'clock. Everyone
will bring their own picnic lunch. =
Married at Chicago
Her many friends here were sur