Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-08-09
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August Lawrence Holm purch:s
'ased . newt ord coupe ID Atwater last
week. 5s:s 5s 5s55
.# John Roget OF Willmar was an over
Sunday visitor at the August Carlson
home.
John Bergeson Of Willmar spent y
few days Of last week In town on bu-s
8siness. Il. b
Martin swenson went to Willmar on
Tuesday Of last week. Isl m 2.S
T. g. Gunderson and son were Will.
mar visitors on Thursday. .5s
Miss Margaret Dahlgren went to.
Willmar on Monday. 5..=z
Il Miss Elvira Larson was a Willmar
visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. Anton Stenbakken and chill.
dren are spending two weeks in Glen
wood. 81 Ne
Mrs. NJ. Butala and children were
in Rockville the latter part Of the
week a I'll a
Alfred Lundberg is shipping two
cars Of stock to South st. Paul today.
Clarence Hanson who is employed at
/, lWillmar visited friends in town on
Sunday. IL
The Martin Nicholson FAMILY OF Bel
grade visited at the Elias johnson
home on Sunday. 5.;
Miss Mildred Johnson was here
from Green Lake last week.
# Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Lund were in
Willmar in business on Friday.
John Fridner Of Litchfield visited at
the August Carlson home from Mon
day until Wednesday. ...:. ~= ".
Miss Ann Batterberry visited in the
Twin Cities from Sunday until on
K Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. %. Nelson and dau-
ghters Of Hawick visited at the A. A.
Skeie home on Sunday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Johnson on Thursday.
Vernon Lawson and Nelin Skeie
were here from Candy during the
week end.
Miss Alice Rapp went to Minneapolis
on Monday where she plans to stay
with an aunt while attending High
School there next winter.
Mrs. Arnold Nelson returned to Ov-
erly, N. D., on Monday after six
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Hanson. Emma and Clara
accompanied her to Willmar.
Miss Flora Lindgren went to Kandi.
yohi Saturday for weeks visit with
relatives.
E. E. Lawson and Mr.. Hanscom of
Willmar were here Friday to return
Indian relics and other material Dor.
rowed for the pageant.
John Gunderson's team Of horses
wandered from their pasture on Sat.
urday and were not recovered until
Monday when they were found FIVE
miles south of Spicer.
Miss Elsie Palm OF Duluth was the
guest of Miss Ethel Peterson from
Sunday until Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Peterson of St,
Cloud visited at the VI E. Holm home
from Wednesday until Friday.
Miss Emma Hanson returned to st.
Paul on Monday after two weeks
visit at the home OF her sister, Mrs,
Lewis Thompson.
Miss Griselda Olson spent Thursday
to Sunday as the guest of Ruth Lund.
quist at the Jegerstrom cottage al
Green Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Gustafson and
daughters Ruth and Mildred visited al
the Albert Lindgren home at Kerk
hoven on Sunday.
Burton and Lloyd Larson and Ben
I hart Nelson went out to Lake Andrew
on Monday where they are employed
on threshing crews. 81.
Mrs. J. E, Lundquist and Eva Lund
Quist and Miss 1ngeborg Hedeen were
In Willmar on Tuesday to see the
Pageant.
Mrs. J.. M. Monson returned here on
ssvSOA00usay alter u Visit since Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Peterson in Will
mar.
The Sorocis Society Of the Lebanon
Lutheran church are having their an
nual outing today at Lake Andrew. Fl
Miss Edith Eckman went to Min
neapolis on Friday to spend weel
visiting relatives and friends.
v. r. Holm was in Minneapolis from
Monday to- Friday Of last week attend
ing an implement convention. 5.
Miss Florence Hallberg who is Il
training in 9 hospital at Red Wing
departed for that place on Monday Of
ter spending a2three weeks vacatio,
& ct home. ss s5t.s Is. .
Miss Eileen Batterberry was til,
d guest Of Richmond friends on q tril
sto Mile Laos Lake the first part 8
5 last week. 5.5l VI.
N. Bolstad and Conrad Nordli,
.35 drove to the cities on business Frida,
returning the same day. 53..#sss
=. Flemming came over from
atkins q 81 on Monday to spend q few
days here On business connected viii