Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-07-11
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Editor Berghuis Of Clara City is doing the
circus. @sssas z8E5 5
Alfred BorReson Of New London was in
town Saturday.
&c. Wellin transacted business In the
cities last week. @ r. VIZ I @7ss. #.@E
f Miss Annie Moline is visiting with Min
neapohs friends. II &c 9 @z5. 555
Milton Eldred of Darwin spent the Fourth
with Willmar relatives. -. ><.--..- Sas
Miss Esther Lawson Of New London is the
guest of Willmar relatives.
Miss Eta King of Minneapolis is guest
of the family of J, B. Boyd. .>.-sx
Mrs. J. 81. Brown returned last week from
a visit with Benson relatives. = -, <~
Mrs. j. Lanbrechts of Minneapolis is Wis
iting with her mother. Mrs. Lima Gjems.
Jesse Wakeman of Minneapolis is guest
of the Jenness family at Crescent Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Void and daughter are
home from visit with St. Peter relatives.
j. D. Parnell, G.. N. freight and express
auditor, passed through here the first of the
week.
Hon. Nels Guam and wife of New London
Fourth.
Miss Josie Jelsett of Minneapolis is visit
ing relatives and friends in Willmar and
Whitefeld.
Miss Katherine Mossberg arrived from
St. Paul Saturday night for visit at her
Willmar home.
d. s. Tallman and wife of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, are guests of their son: D. N. Tall
man, and family.
Rev. s. E. P. White and the Misses Horne
drove in from Harrison yesterday and
called On friends.
Miss 1zorra Maynard of Long Prairie is
spending part of tho summer with friends
at Crescent Beach.
Mrs. G.. H. Pietsch re- urned home Satur-
day night from several weeks visit in
southern Minnesota.
Rev. J. A. Frost and family of Minnea-
polls have been the guests at the home of
l.. A. Vik the past week.
Misses Mabel Thornton and Grace Fola and
of Benson have been guests this week at
the home of DR.. E. S. Frost.
Alexander Williams, the telephone man.
with headquarters at New Uim, called on
relatives here the first of the week.
r. Ziesemer has been spending the past
week in Sbeboygan. Wis. where he went on
account of the illness of his mother.
Miss May Purdy expects to leave the lat
ter part of the month for the cities. where
she will take u course of study in art.
John Johnson of Roseland was visitor
in the village last Friday. He returned
Thursday evening from trip to the cities.
H.G Macdonald and Bradford Craswell
" ere down from Breckenridge the first of
the week to call on Wilimar relatives and
friends.
Miss Christine Anderson arrived here
Saturday night from St. Paul, being called
here by the illness of her sister, Mr.. H. G..
Anderson.
Prof Geo. Hanson. of the Seminary fac
ulty. leaves this week to spend the re-
mainder of the sumner vacation at his home
in Renville.
Miss Lima Gjems left yesterday on her
trip to Norway. She will visit Christiania
and other points and expects to remain un-
til in the fall.
Miss Helen Landquist of Minneapolis ar
| rlVeO at C0lS pace ldSU lucSudy duu Will
spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Gus
tave A. Erixon.
Mrs. W. S. Williams and Mrs, NJ. Mac
Donald left on Monday for an extended
visit with relatives at Summerside, Prince
Edward Island.
Martin Lundquist of New London was In
Willmar Saturday night enroute to Minnea-
polls where he had been summoned to the
sick-bed of o sister.
Miss Marie Railson is enjoying vacation
of several weeks with friends in the cities
and expects to also visit in the DakOtas be-
fore returning to Willmar.
A. f. Nordin and family have been enjoy
ing visit the past week from couple of
lady relatives-Mrs. W. A. Swanson of Min.
| ncapolis and Miss Margaret Stevens of St
Louis.
Mrs. NJ. H. Curry and son Byron leave on
Saturday for visit ut Candy. They will
bc accompanied by Mrs. Carl Young OF that
place, who has been their guest here the
| past week.
Editor. o. E. Hogue and wife of Murdoch
were in town today and made call at thu
TRIBUNE office. Mr.. Hogue is making ar
engagements to move the Review from Muir
dock to Benson in the near future.