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Newspaper

Willmar Tribune

Location

Willmar, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1916

Page

1

Beautiful church wedding in First Presbyterian ceremony

At First Presbyterian church Miss Gertrude Barbara Palm of this city wed Mr Newell Olson of Minot North Dakota with Rev W Bryn Jones officiating in a ceremony for about a hundred guests. The organist Mrs Harold Handy played preludes and the bridal party entered to Mendelssohn. The bride wore white net with messaline and pearl trimming and carried a bridal bouquet. The groom and party entered from the right, ribbon bearers and ushers followed, and the ring bearer carried the ring in an Easter bonnet. The church decor featured ferns and gladiolas, white ribbons on seats, and a lace veil with cap style. The couple left to Mendelssohn as husband and wife. The note mentions a later return to Raynd and a local visit with relatives.

First Presbyterian Church Gertrude Barbara Palm Newell Tt. Olson Minot N. D W. Bryn Jones F. G. Handy Harold B. Handy Alice Miriam Brayton Anna Lucile Sanderson But Olson Olive Cresby Stanley Burr Alloys Branton William Hallberg Charles Adams Elizabeth Branton Marton Bakke Calvin Branton Searer Ily Ida A. Sanderson Miss Jenderson Interlochen J. #. Branton Newell , Olson Gertrude Palm

Auto and Horse Collide Near Kerkhoven

Edward M Elkjer and Tom Thompson narrowly escaped serious injury after a horse and colt loose from transient traders darted onto the road west of Kerkhoven. The auto, traveling about eighteen miles per hour, struck the horse. the vehicle ended with minor damage, and Elkjer was exonerated of blame. The day included social events in the area, with bridge afternoons, readings, and kitch en showers for Miss Palm and Miss Palm’s bridal dinner at Interlochen hotel.

Ed, Elkjer Tom Thompson Edward M. Elkjer Woeum Clothing Company Morris Kerkhoven Colt Eikjer

Ina Wari Brynissen Pianist and Teacher Career Bridge Course Ad

Ina Wari Brynissen offers successful beginners course for children five and older with natural weight technique relaxation theory and ear training. An advanced course focuses on artistic interpretation. Music as a language includes works of classic and modern composers. Hawaii ukulele studio address and phone included.

Miss Adams Feted by Lutheran Young People

The Young People’s Society of the Lutheran church entertained in the church basement last Monday evening in honor of Miss Emma Adams. Musical numbers and talks by Rev. M. B. Michaelson and Judge T. O. Gilbert accompanied refreshments. A purse of money was presented to Miss Adams by society members.

Miss Adams Young People’s Society of the Lutheran Pree Church Emma Adams M. B. Michaelson T. O. Gilbert

Mourns Son and Mother in City

Mrs. Jacob Pladsen endures heavy sorrow as her son dies last Monday and her mother Mrs. S. Tollefson passes away in Northfield last Saturday. Funeral services are today but Mrs. Pladsen cannot attend. The elderly Mrs. Tollefson was 81.

Jacob Pladsen Northfield Pladsen S. Tollefson

Spicer Lad Dies From Injuries After Village Accident

Stanley Wilson eleven, eldest son of Mr and Mrs James Wilson, was playing ball on Spicer main street when a ball rolled into the path of a car driven by Olaf Parsons of Whitefield township. The boy backed into the vehicle and the wheels crushed his chest, dying about ten o'clock Monday evening. Parsons was unable to prevent the accident and was not to blame. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with Rev W Bryn Jones officiating.

Spicer Stanley Wilson James Wilson Stanley Olaf Parsons Whitefield Township Parsons Wilson Sydney Archie Freddie Evelyn W. Bryn Jones

Obituary notices for Alvin Pladsen and Mrs Roy Mullen

Obituary items report Alvin Theodore Pladsen died at 9 30 last Monday aged 22 years 10 months 268 days born October 10 1893 in Claremont SD lived in Spicer Willmar Kandiyohi area and will be mourned by parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Pladsen a brother Ole and sisters Tillie Martina and Clara. Mrs Roy T Mullen died shortly after giving birth to a son at her home in Willmar on a Thursday afternoon age 18? with husband Roy and three children James Michael Bernice Lucille and the infant. She is survived by parents Nels and his wife five brothers and two sisters and a large circle of relatives. Funeral for Pladsen set at 1 pm then Green Lake church at 2 30 conducted by Rev M B Michaelson. Funeral for Mullen held at 220 Trott avenue with Rev W A Rice officiating. pallbearers listed. Long Lake Y P S ice cream social and other local notes included.

Alvin Theodore Pladsen Pladsen Second Street Alvin Theodore Jacob Pladsen Claremont South Dakota Spicer Willmar Seminary Globe Business College St. Paul Farmers’ and Merchants State Bank Kandiyohi Willmar Green Lake Hauge M. B. Michaelson Gen- Uefian Ole Tillie Martina Clara Roy B. Mullen Roy Tt. Mullen Minnie Hanna Anderson James Michael Bernice Lucille Nels Anderson Roy Lawrence Herbert Elmer Harold Arthur Walters Gladys Anderson Trott Avenue W. A. Rice Flist C. A. Gallagher H. J. Sletten C. C. Hunter Arthur Otos L. E. Barnes H. W. White Anta Nelson Hazel L. H. Wetherby Adrian George Tyler Elk River Misa Ruth Beck Co-operative Store Moorhead Harold Severinson North Dakota Isaac Nordstrom Hinckley Maurice Carey Hillstrom Ingrid Soderberg Redwing Berkness Lake Florida Vivian Emmons Andrew Johnson Minneapolis K. H. Nelson Peter Benn Theodore Thornon Ida Nelson William Peterson Fillmore Johnson Manning Cannon Falls Leyi Manning Theodore Thorson Lake Andrew Otto Obm Andrew Sceney

Public Schools Open Next Week At Willmar

Public schools across Willmar prepare to open next week with a brief session and welcome from Supt Foster. Heavy enrollment expected as students receive books and learn classroom assignments. The district lists savings deposits by building and details teaching staff assignments across Lincoln Garfield Central Lafayette Library and other buildings.

Supt. Foster Willmar Lafayette Wee Cae Lincoln Garfield Library Margaret Wunderlich Janette Johnston Anna Nilsen Alice Hoglund Florence J. Parker Nora Egan Central Myrtle Olson Claribel Whaley Helga D. Petters E. L. Rodegeb R. Bender Helen BE. Hough Maude Kaysuagh

Six Boys Gave Skin For Injured Friend at Roundhouse

George Moscrip, recovering from a hip injury at Willmar hospital, received skin grafts from six friends and J Flynn. The operation, performed last week, hastened recovery as Moscrip expects to be active in a couple of weeks.Republican County Meeting at court house elected a central committee led by S B Qvale with five members per precinct. Speeches by local officials and judges followed. Threshing underway in Lake Andrewville with a big wheat yield of 430 bushels from 32 acres, about 13 1/2 bushels per acre. A Willmar wedding today at Hinckrey joins Carey Elfstrum and Maurice Nordstrom. Attendees include Otto Trulson, Nels Prescott and family, and several local residents.

Orge Moscrip Roundhouse George Moscrip Willmar Hospital Agatn Ralph Forsberg Frank Sather Chester Emry Walker Kendall Dan Burns George J. Flynn Round House Republican County Republican State Central Committee Republican Organization Court House S. B. Qvale C. Odell Henry Stone L. C. Chorpe A. E. Rice T. O. Gilbert Swan Nelson Lars H. Larson Lake Andrewville

Willmar Man Run Down by Auto in Near Miss

William Kjolsing of Willmar was injured Monday evening on First Street near Becker Avenue when a westbound car driven by Harry Anderson cut in and struck him on both legs, throwing him over the hood. He was taken to Willmar hospital with a broken left leg cast, right leg bruised, right arm hurt, and facial cuts. The incident occurred after eight o'clock as Kjolsing rode home from downtown where he had been arranging a basement excavation contract for a new wholesale fruit house by Stacey and Sons.

William Krolsing Thie City Willmar Hospital First Street Hecker Ave Kipling Becker Avenue Harry Anderson Kjolsing Anderson Willmar E. P. Stacey and Sons

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