Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-08-09


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S Miss Mildred Olson returned 10 her
home at Cokato on Wednesday after 9
week q, visit with the J. =. Olson fam
ily.
M. Bolstad left Monday on.a two
weeks business trip to West Bend, la,
and st. Louis,
Peter Pelkey who is operating the
John Wright gravel pit is loading IL
cars Of gravel for the Great Northern
Railway Co. to be delivered at Will
mar. .=.5
al The Misses Ellen and Stella Olan-s
der, Myrtle Bengtson, Marie Berge-.!.
son and Mabel johnson were Willmar
visitors on Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Hazel Lundquist Olson who is
training at Eitel Hospital, Minneapolis,
will arrive here on Thursday of this
week to enjoy months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Benson and dau..
ghters Evelyn and 1nez OF Worthington
and Miss Bernice Abbott OF st. James
visited at the Axel Eckdahl and ]. M.
Bolstad homes on Sunday.
Mrs. Harstad and daughter, Mrs
Robertson Of Appleton arrived here
last week to make an extended visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lungstrom at.
Lake Andrew. Mrs. :Lungstrom is
daughter Of Mrs. Harstad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gimmestad and
infant daughter OF Be]view were in
New London Sunday calling on their
friends. Mrs. Gimmested was form.
erly Miss Miller the primary instruc-
tor in our school three years ago.
Miss Harriet johnson is enjoying
weeks vacation from her. duties at
the Farmers State Bank. She IS in
Belgrade today, but will spend the re-
mainderHof the week in Willmar.
! w. A. Dilley went to st. Cloud on
Saturday to meet Mrs. Tena Hegdahl
and granddaughter Mildred Brant Of
Minneapolis who were coming here
from Aitkin for weeks visit. Mrs.
Hegdahl is Mrs. Dilley's mother.
Miss Anne Nelson of Elbow Lake
has been employed just recently for
principal of the High School. This
makes the faculty for next term COM
plete. 8.
Miss Helen McGuite returned to St.
Paul on Friday after several weeks
visit with Mrs. Mary Sheire and dau-
ghters at Green Lake.
Mr.. George Johnson was in Willmar
last week where he figured in the
pageant as one Of the old settlers and
was the only such representative from
New London.
Judge Calvin Brown, Chief Justice
OF the Minnesota State Supreme court
was New London visitor on Thurs
day. He spending his vacation at
1nterlachen Hotel.
J. E. Lundquist and son Edison of
Donnelly were here on Sunday at the
Mrs. E. Hedeen home. They returned
to their home the same day accom-
panied by Mrs. Lundquist and Eva
who have been visiting here for. two
weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. II. J. Hanson have rem
ted a cottage on Green Lake Beach
for one month. On Sunday evening
they entertained jolly party OF Is
at corn roast on the beach.
l The Martin Lundquist Ford sedan
and the SEVERED Ford touring driven
by Melbourne SEVERED collided near
the creamery on Thursday morning.
| The result was the slight damaging
| OF the LundQuist car; but nothing
more serious.
| L. E. Coven is having the interior
OF his residence building remodeled
| The High school alumni are pre-.
pairing for picnic to be held on the
east shore Of Lake Andrew August 16
beginning at four O'Clock.
| 5. A. Lungstrom has Just recently
sold the business and building known
q as The Boston to John E. Erickson OF
Minneapolis for q consideration OF
1000. Possession will be given
when Lund and Strands lease ex.
pires September 1st
Dr.. and Mrs. Myron Cramer of Wor.
Ellington visited here with Mr.. and
mrs. John Gunderson and numerous
other friends from Friday until Sun
day. The Doctor was on weeks va,
cation trip and they had visited re-
latives in Willmar before coming here
The Misses Ethel Bergeson Of Will
/ mar and Margaret Cluff OF Aitkin were
guests Of the Frank Bergeson family
from Saturday until Monday. On Sun.
! day evening about twenty young PEG.
pie gathered at the Fred Monsoon cot
!. tage for 9 picnic supper in their honor
! Miss Alice Price who graduated last
spring from the normal training de-
Epartment Of the Willmar High school
J has been engaged to teach the lower
grades in the new semi graded school
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