Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
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August 22-The Ladies Aid of the
Zion church met at 5Nels Solbrock's
last Wednesday. "A large crowd was
present. 49,. - : Cr'>s- &~z !
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. susag of Mime.
apolis, Mrs. Hermeier, and daughter
Ruth ofWillmar and Milton Urseth of
Minneapolis visited at..:Mrs, s. o..
Susag's. last Monday afternoon. >*z {,
5SsErick Erickson of Irving and J. Q.
Nelson of ,Hawick autoed to Glenwood
The first part Of last week to visit with
relatives and friends for a few days. !,
:3Eunice Erickson VIII ois employed at
J. Q. Nelson's store in HaWick visited
with her parents in Irving on Sunday.
!: Milton Urseth and sophus ;Susag Of
Minneapolis arrived for a short visit
last Saturday. r.,
Clara and Ethel Nepsund and Lily
and Elsie Christianson spent the first
part of last week at Lake Koronis.
Alfred Nelson. of st. Paul autoed. to
Chr. Christianson's the first part of
last week. His, wife and children who
had been visiting at that place. accom-
panied him home. . ..f.
*. j.: Thorson was Hawick caller
last Tuesday. He also called on his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Peterson. 49,.
Mrc No1con of u;o1 and
children visited with her mother, Mrs.
Gilbert Erickson of Irving on Sun day.
Mrs. Erickson is in poor health. ! .:
Mrs. Hermeier and daughter Ruth
of Willmar and some friends were
Paynesville callers the first. part of
last week. They made the trip in Mrs.
Hermeier's car. They also visited at
the new German camp ground on the
shores of Lake Koronis where they
had their picnic dinner. On their re-
turn they visited at the Fridlund-Er-
ickson cottage at Eagle Lake.
Albert Peterson is on the sick list.
We hope for his speedy recovery.
H. C. Hanson and son James start
edsto plow for H. A. Hendricks last
Wednesday,
The mail carrier on Route 3 Pay
nesville who has been on the sick list
is now we'll again and is delivering
the; mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Nepsund and
children were entertained at Leonard
Nepsunds last Thursday.
John Sunde had some dental work
done in Paynesville last Friday
Ludwig Peterson of Minneapolis is
assisting Mundus and Lunde with the
meetings in the tent near the Free
Mission chapel.
Anna Nepsund spent few days Wis
iting with her cousin, Dagmar Nep-
sund in Irving.
The glad news has reached us that
Mrs. Winslow Jones at the Paynesville
Hospital is improving.
The Peder Nepsund family enter
tanned company last Friday afternoon.
Jermie and' Clara Sunde were Pay
nesville callers last Friday. y
The creamery board of the ,Hawick
creamery met for their monthly busi-
ness meeting at the home of o. B.
Thorson last Saturday afternoon.
Fired Smithson went to Willmar on
Saturday to take his son Loren home
who had his tonsils removed at the
Willmar Hospital. ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Jacobson return
ed from Chippewa Falls last Tuesday
after weeks visit with the G. A. Sow
de family. c. A. Sovde who was very
sick was improving at the time they
left there.
Martin Nelson and his mother were
Paynesville callers last Saturday.
They also visited at o. B. Thorson' S
on their way home.
Margaret Larson who is making her
home with her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs Ole Nelson returned there last
week after few days visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Larson.
The three champion patrons who
received the largest checks for the
month of July from the Hawick cream,
cry Were*No. l. check $142.O8, No. 2
check $117.99, and check No. 3, $S7.S9.
Mrs. N. G.. Norris has accepted the
position as teacher in school district
No, II for the coming year.
Stella Sunde of Paynesville was a
Sunday visitor at home
A number of people attended the pic.
mic at the Community Park last Sun
day afternoon.