Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-31
LOCAL BREVITES. :

horse advertisement
Murdock citizens are planning for a
grand Fourth of July celebration.
Cora Wright of New London visited
with Willmar relatives last week.
L. NJ. Crosby is at work again after
= severe attack OF the measles.
Aldermen Tallman transacted busi-
ress in Grove City last week.
Stella Sperry, Of New London, is
visiting ith the Sperry families here.
Marshal Stalland went to Mllaca
last week to transact business at that
place.
j. S. Robbins has gone to Baden
Springs. Ind. to be absent several
weeks.
Other towns are talking of Fourth
OF July celebrations. How about
Willmar:
Rev. c. 81. Johnson returned Satur-
day from the Presbyterian Assembly
at Winona.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Segerstrom left
on Saturday for visit with Mime
apolis friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hagenstein, OF
Green Lake, will celebrate the 25th
anniversary Of their wedding on July
18th.
Mrs. J. P. Madison and daughter
Georgia left on Saturday for Minot,
n. D.. where they will spend month
visiting relatives.
The Ladies Sewing Society OF the
Swedish Baptist church meets Wednes-
day at Hans Hakanson's three miles
southwest Of town.
The Willmar Orchestra went to Ben
son Friday to furnish music for a
dance given by the Daughters of Re-
bekah Of that place.
Attorney Olney transacted business
at Murdock, Benson and other points
the past week and also visited with his
family at Appleton.
Abbie, of Lake Lillian, accompanied
by lady friend Of Smith Lake, spent
Thursday in Willmar.
Miss Amanda Holmquist is home to
enjoy her summer vacation, having
just finished successful term of
school in the town of Roseland.
Advertising car No. of the Sells
and Foregaugh circus arrived here
Saturday evening, and flaming pos
ters are now announcing the coming
event.
Your wife is a jewel" Keep her
Upright and shining" Now's the
time -''springtime.' Give her Rocky
Mountain Tea: makes the whole fami-
ly we'll. WOman's best friend.-Sold
by \. E. Mossberg.
New London will celebrate the
Fourth, aud the Times announces the
fact in the following words: New
London will twist the eagles tail till
he screams like fifteen horsepower
steam calliope.''
The cantata given by the school
children Saturday afternoon was a
very pretty affair. the little ones going
through their performanc nee in a cred
table manner. The cantata will prob
ably be given again at a later date.
The Willmar Camp, Modern Wood
men Of America, at its last meeting
decided to pay the dues and assess
ments, until their return. for all men,
bers who enlist and go to the front in
the present war against Spain.
Miss Hannah Almen, of Current
Lake, stopped OFF here between trains
last Saturday: on her way to Grace
vile from New London, where she had
been in attendance at the Borgeson-
Olander wedding.
Postmaster Stansberry's salary has
been raised to $500 a year. The
large amount of business which is
done at the Wiumar post Office and
which is naturally increasing in a
community like this, justi6es the in
crease in salary.
Roy E. Sperry returned last Friday
from ST. Cloud, where he graduated
in the Elementary Graduate course of
the Normal school. Roy looks we'll
after the siege at his books and is
better qualified than ever to ''teach
the young ideas how to shoot
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Gordhamer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Gordhamer, of Norway Lake,
to Mr.. John Oliver Halvorson, which
occurs at the brides home Saturday
morning, June 4th, at 1880 O'Clock.
H. R. Gale, who for the past several
months has been in Willmar attend
ing to his business interests and as-
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