Willmar tribune., 1900-01-03

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son ave, Winmar. Dec. 25, pocket
book containing three bank checks
one ."n the Great Northern to Andrew
I.u.nrdq uist, ,fforss forss$311 $$331 90: two on J. NJ.
ESpicer, one to Frank Fuller for $l5.0
and one to Gnu, Goddard for $500
and about 5000 IL paper money. Find
er will pleasesreturn the above men
toned to this;oiRce or to owner. s2o
reward will be9fiven.
60 AUG. scHoLL1N.
47-2. <,pHs =. Spicer, MINI.
A large Delegation Of Wlllmarites,
representing the. local Camps of
Woodmen and4Royal Neighbors, went
to Kerkhoven Monday to participate
in the installation exercises of the
camps of that place. Among other
pleasing features Of the entertainment
in the evening ,sTas the rendition of
the p|a |ay, "CarHJohnson, Woodman,'
by cur home taSent. It is needless to
say that all enjoyed themselves i'm
men, ely. .5@s
The new opera house will be form
ally opened to the public on Saturday
evening, Jan. .13. The managers
announce that they have secured for
the opening attraction the eminent
actor. Walkers$>W hiteside, supported
by ii most excellent COMPANY They
VII present thesplay "The Red C,,ck-
ade,' which is4.pronounced by the
m anaeement to be highly satisfactory
to a patrons. Owing to the heavy
expc"se incident. TO the opening the,
following prices will prevail for the
gleel attraction: Parquet and dress
ci"c': $3.50; balcony, reserved, 81 so;
general admission, $l.0O.
Dr.. and Mrs E.Es. Frost and DR..
and \Irs. E. H. FROST were ''at home
last thursday evening to a large num-
Der of their Wi'hnar friends. Not
only he spacious family residence was
thrown open for Che accommoda
OF their guests, but also the new hoY-
pi.al adjoining, which had been made
p;,rt 'ularly inviting for the occasion.
ADO :: two hundred people were pres
ert 10 pay their respects to the bridal
pair. The house was tastily decorat-
ed with Christmas greens, and plants,
with cut flowers arranged on tables in
the banquet rooms, lent much to the
pretty decorations Assisting in re-
ceivrg were Mesaames A. e. Rice.
G. W. Tyler, WI. Pinney, Harry
Frost, and Misses 5Zylpha Williams
and Grace Wilcoxss
Miss Lillian r. Baker, of this city,
was united in maEriage on Monda ay,s
at high noon, to Mr.. John x. McMiI-z
Ian, Of Madison, Miss. The cere-
monT was performed at the brides
home iu the presence of only intimate
relatives and friends, Judge A. F.
Nordin officiating. The happy couple
left Oh the afternoon train for their
new home in Mississippi, where the
best wishes of Willmar friends accom-
pany them. The bride is we'll known
in our city, having been a faithful
emp1oye of the Republican Gazette for
the rast several years. The groom is
10 mer resident Of the county, his
old lone being in the town of White
field Mr.. Mcmillan is engaged in
bust less as a real estate agent.
A pretty home wedding was solemn
lied on Wednesday evening last,
when Mr.. William F. Huffman was
united in marriage to Miss Birdie
Frrring, at the BRIDES home. The
ceremony was performed at 1880
o'c|' ok by Rev. c. Harmon johnson,
in the presence of only few relatives
and Intimate friends. Miss Julia Fer
ring, the brides sister, acted as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Harry L. Ward
a. REST man. A reception followed
the CEREMONY, which was attended by
som" over fifty guests. Congratula-
jon were showered upon the happy
'ul'': and many pretty gifts were left
As kens of esteem. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hui" "'an left on the early morning
t*ai' 10 enjoy a brief wedding trip to
tie cities. They will be at home to
Wi'lmar friends after Jan. 10, in the
Ell Lawrence residence.