Willmar tribune., 1898-01-04
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! LOCAL. ":BREVITES. ;

And. Peterson made a trip to 4
Browns Valley New Years day.
N. Gabrielson, Jr. of Fahlun, was
a caller at our sanctum yesterday.
For Abstracts of Title, call on John
T. Otos: Office lst floor, Tribute Build
ing. l.
Lewis Ward was up from St. Paul
to spend New Years with his parents
here.
Charles Moore came up from Min
neapolis to spend New Years with
| relatives here.
Chas. Greenblatt, OF Milwaukee,
Wis, spent New Years day with his
cousin, Mrs. J. D. Wolpert
Miss Hulda Holmgren of Kerkhoven
visited over New Years with her sister,
Miss Minnie Holmgren Of Willnar.
State Printer Whitney dined at the
Merchants New Years day, being on
his way from the cities to his home in
Marshall.
Get figures on large quantities of
corn and feed at my place before buy
ing elsewhere.
PETER BONDE.
Jack Sheridan's familiar face was
seen in our midst last week. Jack ex-
poets to again make Willmar his head
quarters.
J. T. Otos returned Friday from an
enjoyable visit with his old friend and
! former pastor, Rev. G. T. Burnley, at
, Hudson, Wis.
Jas. F. Costello and wife are here
from Seattle, WASH, on a visit with
Mr.. Costello's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Costello.
Miss Nellie Schatfer accompanied
her aunt, Mrs. Lord, to Minneapolis
last Wednesday, where she will visit
friends and relatives.
John L. Bomsta, of Emerado, N. D.,
returned to that place last night after
a two weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Lake Lillian.
Last Friday was busy day for the
BARRIERS, as the shops were again
closed on Saturday to give the employ;
es a holiday on New Years. =, -. ! !
M. U. Ivers, teacher at Raymond,
spent few days of his vacation al
West Lake, where he looked after
some real estate that he has there.
The W. C. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mcdonald Thursda!
afternoon at three O'Clock sharp. Al
ladies interested in temperance worl
are cordially invited.
. Col. Heg Post No. 125, G. A. r.
) will hold reunion on Friday even
ing next. A banquet will be serve'
for the old veterans at the CONNER
cial House.
Don't suffer any longer for want g
properly fitted glasses when you ca
have your eyes fitted at Anderso
Bros. jewelry store. Eyes examine
free Of charge.
If yorhave trouble with your eyes
= call at Anderson Bros. and get thel
examined free of charge. Mr.. c. f
Z Anderson, a graduate of the Chicag
= Ophthalmic College, has charge of tt
! optical department and guarantee
Z satisfactory work.
: The knights of Pythias lodge
/making arrangements for ball to /
Z given on the evening of Jan 18th,
! take the place of the regular MONTH
Z social. Caffarelli's Orchestra of Mi
z neapolis will probably furnish tt
: music for the occasion.
L Colonel Sawton, from New Yol
I City, the leader of the Swedish Sa
! vation Army, assisted by Brigade
>EToft, will speak in the English ar
! Scandinavian languages, at the viii
! mar Opera House, on Friday, Jan.
Z at 8 p. m. Admission 10 cents.
81 Posters have been received here a.
Z nouncing the opening of the fine ne
< armory fat Olivia, which will tai
place on the 14th inst. A grand ba
Z will, be given under the auspices
- Co. FL, Third Int, N. G. S.
Seibert's Third Regiment Band wi
. furnish music for the occasion.
cordial invitation is extended to all
, attend.
.; Dr.. +. z. Twitchell is having tt
>: rooms formerly occupied by DEM