Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-17
IRVING

been employed in Minneapolis for
some time returned home last week
and will in the near future leave for
Canada to visit with her brother, Eilert
Agnes Christianson who was taken
sick with influenza in st. Paul is now
improving and her mother Mrs. C..
Christianson returned home last week.
Viola Anderson was Paynesville
caller last Tuesday.
Announcements have been received
announcing the marriage of Lawrence
M. Susag, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O..
Susag of Minneapolis to Miss Mildred
Francis of New Richmond, Wis. They
were married the 9Th of May and will
be at home in Minneapolis after June
LIST where Lawrence is employed. Con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes are ex-
tended. .,-,.. -s:..s :f.'> 49,
IS. o. Susag received the sad news
from Norway last week that his aged
father was very sick.
The Ladies Aid Of the Zion church
meets at Martin Solbrock's the 18th
Of May. All are welcome. -. -.
A. M. Lunde, pastor of the Zion
church was entertained for dinner at
the home Of Nels Solbrock last Sun
day. - - =.
Karl Fairness, the Hawick mailcar,
rier is having a Is days vaiation. Dit.
mar Thorson is the substitute during
his absence. 49,. -
The Ladies Aid of the Nordland
church met last Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Anton Jacobson. A large mum.
Der were present.
| Mrs. Christine Fenstad celebrated
her 95th birthday the. 9th of May. Her
many friends extend their congratola
tions and best wishes. Mrs. Fenstad
was a resident Of Grove City where
her son Casper Fenstad had a genera
store years ago. Now she is an inmate
Of the Church of God Old Peoples
home at St. Paul Park. She expects tt
visit her many friends here when thu
weather permits her to do so.
Jennie and Ruby Sunde spent las
Thursday evening with Mrs. S. o
Susag
Mrs. P. Nepsun visited with Mrs
H. A. Hendricks last Thursday after
noon.
On May 9th five hundred young wal
nut trees were planted in Sibley state
park on the north shore of Lake An
drew and Is evergreens were alst
planted there that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Nepsund and Pete
Sunde we're business callers in Pay
nesville last Saturday.
i Esther Sunde called on Nettie Ben
) son On Saturday.
Another storm with lots of rail-
passed thru Irving township las
Thursday. The barn of Nels John
sons was demolished and the chicken
coop at Soren Bergstrom's was blow
down and some trees here and Their
were broken off.
Ragnild Nepsun who is working TO
John Haugen at Paynesville spent Sat
urday and Sunday at her home
Josephine and Huldah Christianso1
spent Saturday evening and part O
Sunday at Sunny Hill Farm.
Sunday school was conducted in tn
Zion church last Sunday and choir re
hearsal was held after school.
, Mrs. 0. Sconsing visited at Mrs
Geo. Nelson's on Sunday tho 7th o
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Orson and chi
dren were entertained for dinner a
Christ Christiansons last Sunday.
The H. A. Hendricks family enter
tanned company for dinner last Sunda
The Juniors Of the Paynesville hig]
school gave banquet for the Senior
last Friday evening. The Seniors from
this vicinity this year are Esthe
Christensen and Lorentza Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen
called on the Ed Sunde family las
Sunday afternoon.
o. B. Thorson called on Filing Ne
, son last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lukkason hav
r been enjoying visit from Mr.. LUX
kason's neice and her husband, MI
and Mrs. Peter Anderson.
Sunday school was held in the Ere
Mission Chapel last Sunday and Sur
day school and meeting in the Nord
land church in the forenoon.
Esther Christianson was on the sic
> list last Monday.
, Young Peoples meeting was held il
the Nordland church last Sunday ey
ening.
Goldie F. Susag closed an eigh
= months term of school in District q
:, Grant County, last Friday.