Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-08-03
to again resume his former duties
in the depot, we understand.

TO again resume MS former duties
in the depot, we understand.
Miss Elva Russell left; on Wednes-
day for her home at Granite Falls,
after a weeks visit with friends.
DR.. Twitche]l and mother and niece,
Miss Mary Wheeler, went to Green
Lake last week to enjoy an outing.
Miss Agnes .Nordin, accompanied
by Mrs. Lind, returned last week
from Minneapolis, after an extended
visit.
Misses Olive and Nellie Stansberry
returned last week from a three weeks
visit at Howard Lake and other
points. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1indquist, of Mime
apolis, have been visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. Solomon Porter, the
past week.
Prof. Eckotsom, the well-known
piano tuner at Segerstrom's music
store, did business in New London
last week.
Rev. D. T. Booth conducted SER
vices at Spicer last Sunday. A. F.
Nordin oficiated as lay reader during
his absence.
George Eddy, of Whitefeld, was
united in marriage to Miss Emma
Strassburg, of Raymond, Wednesday
Of last week.
Sectionmaster Doty and family, of
St. Cloud, have moved into one of
the Mikkelson buildings, south of the
High School.
H. M. Clark is again with us for a
few days. He decided not to locate at
Webster, S. D., but expects to locate
at some point in Minnesota.
Misses Gertrude and Lois Sprague,
of Minneapolis. have been spending
the past week as the guests OF Mrs.
J. F. Branton, at Crescent Beach.
Mrs. Belle Sleeper and daughter
and Mrs. H. W. Springer and daugh-
ter, of Minneapolis, were the guests
Of Mrs. G. A. Birch the past week.
Rev. G. H. Johnson went to. St.
Paul Wednesday morning to attend
the carnival and also witness the clos,
ing exercises of the Prohibition state
conventione.A
Mrs. Carrie Noren, a sister-in-law
of And. Peterson, has let the contrac,
for the erection OF large residence
on Fifth street and Rice avenue, ztc
be,completed Oct. 1st. y <..
C. B. Pratt, chief clerk in the Grea,
Northern dispatchers' Office here, LEFT
on Wednesday with his family for q
short visit at Aberdeen, S. D., before
going to Breckenridge, where hs ex
poets to remain for time. -, =:
Miss Lillian Hammons has gone K
Anoka, her old home. During hel
stay in Willmar she made man,
friends, who will miss her both as {
teacher in physical culture and in tn
social circles of the village.
The following Knights went to St
Paul last week to. participate in tn
corner stone ceremonies, nearly al
of whom took park in the parade will
the Uniform Rank, K. of P: A. F
Nordin, T. J. Hanson, August Wee
dali, John Downs, I. T. Cramer, Ed
Sandbo, E. c. Wellin, M. j.. O'Brien
George E. Johnson, Martin and Geo
Bitterness, G. Paris, J. Fl. Costello.
| Miss Ina Stout, of St. Cloud, is Wis
iting Miss Margaret Haley.
i Misses Lulu Wilcox and Edit
Frost returned from the cities Satur
day.
| Little Stella Craswell, of Minneapo
lis, came up Monday for a visit wit
relatives.
| MIR. and Mrs. j. P. Madison an
family have removed to their cottag
at Eagle Lake for the season. 49,. J..
Miss 'Berniee Hennings left las
week for Hallock, Mimi, where SD
will assume her duties in the summe
| school, -..,
Mrs. G. L. Mclaughlin and daueh
ters, Misses Blanche and Flossie, lei
on Monday for an extended visit wit
relatives in Ohio and Michigan,
Sunday School Institute.
The sixth annual Sunday. Schoo
institute of the St. Cloud Presbyter
: will be held at Spring Grove Aue
6-7. -: III: s$5.s.. :, c.
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!: 7:30-Praise Service. ......R. r. Sulze
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