Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24

last week. ..-.
Atwater is planning for masquer-
ade l,a]l, ,. to be given On the evening
of Feb. p. A number from here will
probably plan to attend.
Mrs. G. w. Redding, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Mabel NJ orine, ar
rived here last Friday for visit with
tb~ir folks.
Mr.. Waller returned to his home in
Grove City Saturday, after brief
visi it here at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. E. o. Peterson.
There is some talk of organizing a
militia company in Willmar. Mem
bers of CO. D are considering the FEAST
bility Of such a move.
The trainmen's ball held in the
Bonde hall Friday evening was we'll
attended. A good supper was, served
by the ladies of the Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ninton, of the
Merchants Hotel, entertained large
company Of friends at cards last
Thursday evening.
'"rhou changest not-yet, I am al
ways changing." said the substitute
to Rocky Mountain Tea. Made by
the Madison Medicine Co. 35c. A. E..
Mossberg.
The Ladies Social Union is pre-
pared to tie bed comfortables and also
to do plain sewing for families. For
further information apply to Mrs. y.
F. Hanscom.
J. S. Robbins returned the latter
part Of last week from business trip
to the cities. While there he attended
the Lumbermen' 3 Convention held in
Minneapolis.
o. II. Hanson of Litchfeld was a
visitor in our village Saturday. Mr..
Hanson is manufacturer of combine
alton anvil and wise and also giant
grindstone hanger.
True beauty comes from within, in
stead of from without. A beautiful
face is the outward sign. That's why
Rocky Mountain Tea makes women
beautiful. A. E. Mossberg.
Albert Sandbo and wife arrived
here yesterday from Watertown, S.
Dak., and will visit Willmar relatives
for time. Mr.. Sandbo has sold out
his restaurant business ia Watertown
and will locate elsewhere.
Among the attorneys from outside
points who arrived here the early part
OF the week to attend court are the
following: NJ. x. spooner, Morris;
John T. Byrnes, Litchfield: A. F.
Storey and Cy. Wellington, st. Paul:
F.. ID. Larrabee aud F. V. Brown,
Minneapolis.
The state editorial association will
convere in Minneapolis February Is
anc l6 A highly interesting pr' gram
is heing arranged. At the business
session on the second day several
pap7y, will be read, in Guiding one by
Jas. A. Wharton on THE Editor AS a
Husint.ss Man."
a double wedding will occur at the
Frec Lutheran church next Saturday
at clock y. m. The contracting
pArties are Mr.. K. K. Bue and Miss
Martha Elisabeth Thompson, Mr.. OLAF
7. Bnkeland and Miss Ella Elseross.
Il reception will be held after the
cer=m'ny at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eleeross.
The Max Bendix Concert Company
which appears at the opera house on
Tuesday evening next is we'll recnm-
nended by the press and public. The
prices for this high-class attraction
are: Parquet and parquet circle, 75c;
balcony, reserved, 50c; general ad-
'nission, 25c. Reserved seats On sale
at Elfstrum T. Co.'s,
The temperance mass meeting at the
Bonde Hall last Sunday afternoon
was we'll attended. The people were
somewhat disappointed because Supt.
Battey vas not present to address
them. Geo, H. BENTON, an attorney
of Minneapolis, who is interested in
the anti-saloon movement, spoke as
substitute.
: Central Lodge No. SO, K. of P,
gave IL card party Monday evening
at the lodge rooms, which was parti-
scipated in by members of the order
and their ladies This was the first
Of :; series of social functions planned
hy the lodge for the winter: The Sec
Dad one will be a dancing party to be
given on the evening of Feb. 5. =
Mrs. Ida NJ. Spencer has sold the
Atwater Press, including outfit and
subscription list, and also her house
and lot in Atwater for a cons idera-
ton Of $3, 900 in cash. L. e. Covell
OF the Atwater Republican is the pur-
chaser, and possession was given on
Monday By this transfer the latter
assumes control of the newspaper field
Ia Atwater. 4:$=7.: & zzz* s 5sz,@
B The sad news has arrived that Miss
Josie Lindgren, late Of New London,
died tthe new home Of the family at
FL (!amnn Taxas. last Eriflav The