Willmar tribune., 1922-10-18

family of Willmar attended the even
ing services in the Swedish M. E.
church on Sunday evening" ;sss.G. s.s.s u u
Rev. Malmstrom and Rev. Erickson
of Minneapolis. were Willmar business
callers on Tuesday Of last week. 1T
Sumner Peterson. returned on Sun
day evening from a trip to Duluth,
where he had been visiting since on
Thursday. 80 *.: 4. ~>-
Ed Miller returned on Sunday even
ing from Minneapolis where he had
been attending the Dairy Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stenberg of Ray
mond visited from Saturday until Sun
day at the William Peterson home
while enroute from Minneapolis where
they attended the Dairy Show. {:-,s
Maurice Nelson, Tom johnson, Os-
car Moe and Theodore Peterson we're
among those that joined the Meeker
County delegation that left on Thurs
day to attend the Dairy Show at Min:
neapolis.
H. F. Peterson and family, Robert
Bergstrom and Marcus Rossell visited
at the N. P. Anderson home on Sun
day. =
The Misses Emma Roetzer, Dorothy
Burnquist and Mildred Gray arrived
on Saturday evening from Minneapo-
lis for visit at their homes in At
water. Misses Roetzer and Burnquist
returned to Minneapolis en- Monday
morning but Miss Gray will not re-
turn until Tuesday morning as she
will attend the silver wedding of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Gray, this
evening.
A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Alseth on Sunday morning.
r. E. L:nquist and family and Nels
Anderson and family visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Peterson
of Willmar on Sunday the occasion
being their wedding anniversary.
Charles Ho!mberg and family, Al.
bert Linquist and family, Mrs. J. P.
Lindquist and daughters and Mrs. H
Isaacson visited at the C. H. Lundgren
home in Raymond on Sunday.
Maurice Sand, Pete Nelson and tIar.
old Edwards returned from Lakota, N.
D., on Monday of last week where
they have been working for the past
couple of months.
Walter Kragenbring and Arthur
Gratz left on Sunday morning for Nor
ris where they will attend the Tractor
School.
G.. o. Sand and family motored to
Willmar on Sunday.
Henry Mollr and Theodore Kahmey
er made a trip to st. Cloud On Thurs
day. They returned the same evening
Louis L. Madsen is the new mail
carrier on Route 7. He will commen
ce his duties on Monday, Oct. 23rd.
Miss Hilda Iverson visited with
friends at Litchdeld on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heining and fam
lily, Frank Heining and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Heintz and family. Henry
Honebrink and family, August Behn
and family and Mr.. Feig and mother
and sisters visited at the D. F. Sene
chal home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Stark and Joh1
Stark of Kensington visited at the G
A. Stark home on Sunday. Mrs. Grun(
of Minneapolis who has been visiting
at the Otto Stark home in Kensingto,
also came with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holm. Mrs
J. P. Carlson and Miss Ella Carlson o
Willmar visited at the B. A. and Ar
thur Holm homes on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kradz Of Pennock Wis
iteed at the Nels Lundgren home OF
Sunday.
S. Paulsness and family of Wilma
visited at the G. A. Stark home OF
Sunday.
Chester Holm visited at the hom'
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Holm of Willmar on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Feig and Mrs. An
ma Feig visited at the Albert Page
home on Sunday.
Walter and Richard Moberg of Min
neapolis visited at the G. A. STAR
home from Saturday until Monda,
morning.
Atty. Chas. A. Swenson was Will
mar business caller today.
Sheriff Peter Bonde Of Willmar wa
an Atwater business caller today.
G. A. Stark left this morning. for
business trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Dora Moline returned to Atws
ter this morning after spending las
week at her home on account of sic1
ness.
Mrs. H. L. Nordin and Mrs. Harr
Olson Of Willmar arrived on Wedne
day afternoon for visit with the
sister, Mrs. Clarence Peterson.
The George McRroom family VIII
has been occupying the Barbeau res
dence in the north part of town mo-