Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28

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man Hultgren at Minneapolis Monday.
The Ladies' Social Union will serve
coffee at the home of Mrs. G. E.
Thomas on Friday afternoon of this
week. All are cordially invited.
Miss Tillie Kent accompanied her
friend, Miss Dora Bake, to Fosston,
Sunday night. She will visit there
until May, when she will accompany
her father to Europe.
Miss Gertrude Rains is expected
home soon from her extended visit in
Canada. She will remain in Madison,
Wis, for a short visit with friends be-
fore leaving for Willmar.
The young people of the Presby-
terian church will be entertained at a
Christian Endeavor social at the home
of DR.. F.. E. Twitchell tomorrow even
ing.
Peter Bonde entertained the Invinci-
BILE Whist Club at his hall Monday
evening. The members spent an
enjoyable evening and were treated to
good supper by their host.
The Fifteenth Minnesota boys who
we're imprisoned at St. Augustine,
Florida, have been transferred to Fort
Monroe, Va. It is earnestly hoped
by their friends that their release may
soon be effected.
A bright little boy between three and
four years of age, in this city, is in
need of home. Parties who might
wish to adopt him nay call at the
TRIBUNE Office and Icy will be direc-
ted to proper parties.
The Swedish Lutheran Young Peo-
ple's Society meets Friday night at
the church. A program, including bi-
ographical sketches of George Wash
ington and Gustaf Vasa, will be rem
dered.
Fred Thatcher, the accommodate
baggageman at the Willmar depot,
has been visiting at his old home in
Menasha, Wis. We understand his
stay has been extended on account Of
the illness OF his mother.
Miss Freda Nyberg returned to
Merriam Park Monday, During her
stay here she assisted IA the musical
circles Of the village, favoring the
Presbyterian church congregation
upon two occasions with vocal solos.
Mr.. Bowman, the Minneapolis Trib-
une cartoonist, and Mr.. Nolan, Twin
Cities celebrated humorist and i'm
personator, will be at Seminary Hall
next S saturday evening. Either OF the
gentlemen gives IA drst class entertain
ment, but to hear both will be a feast.
Conductor Fred Bertrand has re-
signed his position on the Great
Northern. and leaves this week with
his wife for a visit with Wisconsin rel
atives. They will leave later for
Bloomington, ILL.,, where Mr.. Bertrand
has secured a position on one OF the
roads.
The Osseo society gave creditable
entertainment at the Seminary hall or
Thursday evening. There was large
attendance and the program was thor
oughly enjoyed, The occasion was
made doubly pleasant by o reunion
of many ex-students and frieads OF tbs
Seminary.
Members Of the Willmar Camps O.
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors wen
to Murdock Monday afternoon, in re-
sponse to an invitation to participate
in an entertainment given by the
: Woodmen of that place. The play
J "Carl Johnson, the Wcodman," was
presented by the Willmar amateurs
8 The occasion was a very enjoyable
k one for both the visitors and the Muir
dock people,
o A quarantine hospital will be estab
h lished at the east end of Foot Lake
on the point of land known as Rob
d bins Point. The board of health ha
n removed the old pest house TO that 10
cation and arrangements have bee1
y made for the remodeling of the build
" ing. Two additional rooms will b
added and other Improvements mad
which will make it suitable in cases Q
- quarantine.
The report reached US yesterday c
the destruction by fire Of the LAX
Lillian creamery, which occurre
" Moaday night. The loss is estim ate
at between $1,000 and $4,000. A ne
v separator had recently been put ir
IL valued at $780, and that was a tots
loss, as there was no insurance on i
If The building was insured, but at thi
J. writing we are unable to learn til
amount of insurance carried.
s, The Young Ladies' Guild Of tt
Y Episcopal church gave an entertain
mept and social at Bonde's ha
We Saturday evening. The farce, "Ma
k. Cap," was presented and musical 81
lections were contributed to the pr<
a. gram by Misses May Purdy, Fred
n Nyberg and Zena Thompson. LigI
= refreshments we're served during Il
- evening, and the young ladies realize
-. a neat sum for their efforts.