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

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May Mrs. H. M. Kurtz spent last
Tuesday visiting in LitchAeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Iceberg return
ed to their home at Minneapolis last
Wednesday after few days visit at
the Slinden homes here. T.
y. Mrs. Erick Engwall' was Kandi-
yohi caller on Tuesday.
=, Mrs. Arthur Holm. returned home on
Wednesday evening after few days
visit with relatives at Willmar.
Mrs. ]. M. Nelson returned home
on Tuesday after weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. C. O.@Bergum and
other relatives at Minneapolis.
Postmaster Oliver Erickson spent
few days last week in Minneapolis
Miss Pearl Tuseth who has been
visiting at the e. B. Samstad home re-
turned to Litchfield on Tuesday.
The Reuben Lindquist family and
Mrs. Albert Lindquist motored to
Litchfield Saturday where they visited
with Albert Lindquist, patient at the
hospital at tlat place.
Carl Hovey and A. j. Amdahl were
business callers at Dassel on Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Kleberg spent the week
end at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs: John Kleberg. in Fahlun.
Mrs. Algot Sandquist and daughter
Helen arrived here Tuesday from Wa
tertown for few days visit with the
formers cousin, Mrs. Elmer Johnson
and family. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Holm spent Fri
day afternoon visiting at Kandiyohi.
The Roy and Reuben Broman famil-
les from south of town and Mrs Aug
Broman and Mrs. Edith Strong and
three children and Ruth Brown Of At
water were guests at the Chas. Bro
man home at Willmar on Sunday.
Mrs. Elna Tuveson arrived here on
Thursday from st. Paul for visit
with friends. She was former resi-
dent of Atwater.
Mrs. Elmer Johnson and family and
their guest, Mrs. Sandquist from Wa
tertown went to Willmar, Wednesday
for visit with relatives.
Miss Mildred Blomberg spent the
week end. visiting with her FRIEND
Miss Mildred Benin northeast of town.
Mrs. L. A. Hedlund went to Mime
apolis on Tuesday to consult spec
1a!ist concerning her health.
John Kleberg of Fahlun was an At
water caller on Friday.
Mrs. l.. N. Larson enjoyed a visit
few days last week from her sister,
Mrs. Levander from Grove City.
The l.. E. Covell family of New
London were Atwater callers on Sat
urday evening. s','
Some of the Atwater young folks
motored to Kandiyohi AID took part
on Friday evening. 1t.
The girls sewing club was enter
tanned at splendid luncheon at the
home Of Miss Carey Larson on We'd
nesday afternoon, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary.
Mrs: Frank A. Nelson Of Kandiyohi
spent Wednesday afternoon visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Nels Blomberg.
Miss Dora Johnson and little niece
Ruth Helen Johnson returned home
Tuesday evening after few days Wis
1t. in the cities.
Miss Hilda Ixleberg left Wednesday
evening for Kandiyohi after a weeks
visit at the Nels Blomberg home.
Harold Edwards, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Earl Edwards, left
Wednesday evening for Tyvan, Sask.,
Can, where the former will be en-
ployed in garage owned by his un-
Gle. at that place. Mrs. Edwards will
remain there for some time and visit
with relatives
Wilton Broman and the Misses Ruth
Anderson and Hilma Norman and Mrs.
S. B. Glader were among those from
Atwater who attended the concert
given by the Bethel Glee Club at
Grove City on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. C. w. johnson went to Litch-
field Saturday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Peter Lund.
Rev. M. LeVander left Monday for
st. Peter where he will attend the
Minnesota conference of the August
ana Lutheran Synod which is held at
that place this week. The 50th ami
versary Of the Gustavus Adolphus col
lege will also be celebrated on this
occasion. 'Chas. Miller accompanied
Rev. LeVander as a delegate from At
water.
Nels Anderson motored to Kandi-
yOhi Monday morning on business.
Adolph Brown of Minneapolis was
an over Sunday visitor with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brown.
W.. III. Quist made a brief call on
relatives in town Sunday .
Mrs. August Broman is visiting at
the homes OF her sons, the Reuben and
Roy Broman families south Of Atwa-
ter this week. .-'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brown and Adolph
Brown and children spent Sunday Wis
iting at the Albert Brown home.
Nels Blomberg motored to Willmar
on business Saturday morning. :.
Mrs. George McBroom very pleas
antly entertained the girls sewing club
at her home on Tuesday evening. The