Willmar tribune., 1899-12-27
LOCAL NOTES.

The winter term at the Willmar
Seminary and Business College opens
Jan. 2, 1900. 46-l
Among the graduates of the WILL
mar Seminary and Business College
are some of the most influential men
and women of this and adjoining
states. 46-1
Among the cup students who spend
the holiday vacation at their homes
in Willmar are Misses Josephine .Jen-
ness. Maybel Rodlnn, Jessie Spicer
and Messrs. William Frost and Oliver
Porter.
+. A. Malmin has gone into the
drug business at New Paynesville.
having bought an interest in the drug
store of Dr.. Henk of that place. His
Willmar friends wish him success in
his new location.
Peter Henderson. who has been in
the meat market business at Spicer
for some time past, has gone into the
hotel business at Sauk Centre. To-
gether with P. H. Parsons they have
leased the Laurie House Of that place,
Mr.. Henderson called on Willmarites
last Friday.
The house on Mrs. Ole Reese's farm
in town Of Lake Andrew, occupied hv
Andreas Inland, was destroyed by
fire Saturday afternoon. The cause
of the fire is supposed to have heen A.
defective chimney. Everything down
stairs was saved but everything in the
npner rooms was destroyed.
The Christmas festival in the Swed-
ish Mission church Monday evening
was a surprise to all the members in
point OF attendance. Fhe church was
literally packed and many had to 90
home, being unable to obtain standing
room. The addition to the building.
now nearly completed, will obviate
this difficulty in the future.
An announcement Of holiday SER
vices from Rev. r. O. Tolo, of Bel
grade, was received too late for last
weeks publication. Rev. To1o will
hold services on New Years Day in
the Big Grove church and in the even
ing in the Grow River church. Ser
vices will be held today at New
Paynesvil'e. in the school house Of
Dist. No. l23.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Bergerson, Of the
town of Doyre. celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary Of their marriage IN
Christmas eve. A large number OF
their friends made the occasion a verv
pleasant one for them, interming1ing
the compliments Of the season as we'll
as wishing them many more years of
welded bliss. Numerous gifts from
both neighbors and Wil]mar friends
were presented to them.
Willmar friends Of Miss Camilla
Kornerup have received invitations
for her wedding to Mr.. Charles Cole
man Banney, Of Pierre, S. Oak The
affair takes place at the home Of the
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. M.
Qvist, St Paul. on Monday, Jan. J..
The bride is former Willmar girl,
and the best wishes of.friends here will
accompany the bridal pair to their
new home in Pierre. They will be at
home in that city after Feb. /.
Enfrid Faulk, of Whitefeld, met with
an accident yesterday which luckily
did not prove serious. He was driv.
ing to Willmar, accompanied by
Misses Annie and Louise Moline, and
when about a couple of miles from
town the horse became frightened by
prairie fire which was near the road.
He became uumanageable and tipped
the occupants out, MIR. Faulk striking
the ground with his head in such q
manner as to render him unconscious.
The other occupants escaped with
slight bruises. Luckily another team
was passing and assistance came in
time to avoid a runaway. The in
| jured man was brought to the Skav.
dal house and Dr.. Frost summoned
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