Willmar tribune., 1900-09-12
Personal III entlenI.

Mrs. L. NJ. Landing and children returned tc
Glenwood Monday. t..
Frank Nelson made brief. visit in :Minnea
polls last Saturday i
Elwin ingalls, returned last week from q
visit at Minot, N. d. = = v
Miss Amanda Holmquistl left again for the
cities last Thursday. IN S$s~
Miss Lydia Peterson of Atwater visited Will
mar friends last week. z* IS: ~
friends the past week. It .:>@@2S
Miss Emma Anderson ofAtwater was guest
at L. A. Vik's last week. y
oMrs.. VIM. Gilger and daughter Stella are
visiting St. Paul relatives. = i
Miss Amy Olson and brothers left on Friday
to join their father in St. Paul.
Miss Lucy Aune OF Duluth is the guest of
Misses Lottie and Mary Ahlstrom
Miss Dora Bakke of Fosston visited with
friends here the first of the week
Fred Ackerman returned Sunday night from
visit in Chicago and the Twin cities.
Peter Hong and bride arrived in WiImar
Wednesday night from their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomley and child and Miss Inga
Rust of Duluth, are visiting Wilnar friends.
Miss Lille johnson returned home on Satur-
day from visit with Granite Falls relatives.
Rev. G. Fl. johnson and sister, Miss Helen
johnson, visited Litchleld friends this week.
Edward B. Lewis left on Friday for Minnea-
polls, where he will enter the State University.
Miss Florence R. Porter left last Friday for
Renville, to assume her position in the school
| there. -. %:T'.,E r
Il. W. SWenson came home last Friday fro m
Hancock, owing to the severe Illness of his
wife. = :
Miss Amy Hanscom returned yesterday to
resume her school work at Carleton College.
Northfeld
! Clerk of Court Ramsett spent several davs
in the cities last week, combining business
with pleasure.
Roy Bergman departed last Thursday for
Neilsville. Wis, where he will make his home
with relatives. ,
Miss Mary johnson departed on Thursday
Tor St Paul, to resume her work in the Grand
Recorders office. -
| Geo. Williams left Monday morning for Min
neapolis, to attend the College of Dentistry
at the University T::
julius Thorson OF the Benson Monitor shook
hands with Willmar friends Thursday on his
way to the cities.
W. H. McCune and family have been eniov-
ing visit the past week. from j. NJ White. OF
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Mrs. j. S. Robbins and daughter Goldie went
to ST. Paul Monday, where the latter will at
tend school this year.
| Miss Anna Flynn retar,,aA to Ltchaeld
Saturday from a visit here win Misses Oliye
and Nellie Stansberry.
Miss Name Booth has gone to Alexandria.
Ind, where she takes position as supervisor
OF drawing in one of the schools
Rev. J. .. Lundberg of Svea left last week
for Vetaskiven, Alberta Can, where he ex-
poets to spend about couple Of months
Albert Foland formerly OF the Minnesota
Central telephone force, has gone to Mon.
mouth, ILL.,, where he will attend a college.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Pritchard, formerly of
Willmar, passed through here Friday enroute
from Oelwefn, Iowa, to visit relatives in Kerk-
hoven
Miss Olive Stansberry, who had planned to
attend Manchester College, will attend the St,
Cloud Normal school instead. She left on
Monday.
| Mrs. S. B. Weaver of Duluth and Mrs. John
Locke of Prince Edward Island arrived here
Saturday for visit with j. H. Virgins and
family.
Miss Ellen Youngberg returned last week
from the Cities accompanied by Mrs Jelsett
OF Minneapolis, who will visit relatives at
Whitefeld
Rev. H. Solum left last Saturday for Big
Grove, near Belgrade, where he held services
on Sunday in the absence OF Rev. Tolo, the
regular pastor
| H. E. Crawford and wife and two children
arrived last Thursday from Saybrook, ILL.,, TO,
a visit with Mr.. Crawford's brother, A. G.
Crawford, and family.
Mrs. Blanche Hand returned Saturday from
Minneapolis where she went as delegate
from St. Lukes church to attend meeting OF
| the Woman's Auxiliary.
p. T. Holgerson was in from bis farm south
west OF the village, this week. He has beer
confined to his home by illness, and his friends
are glad to see him about again.
John Doble arrived here Monday from Roy
alton, and the following morning accompanied
Willmar relatives to Bird Island to attend the
funeral of his daughter, Mrs. Ellen Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams returned Satur
day night from visit in the cities They were
accompanied by Mrs. r. W. Sharpe and daug
ter, who will visit for some time with the
family here.
| Mr.. Colahan, an aged veteran of the civi
war, passed through here last Saturday er
route to Mlw aukee, Wis. Mr.. Colahan is an
invalid, and will enter the National Soldiers
Home in that city.
! Miss Agnes Hunter has returned to her home
In Hancock, after an extended visit with &C
quaintances in Willmar and other parts OF the
county She has taken charge of the Han
cock school as principal
d. P. R. Strong, q former newspaper man II
Kandiyoh county, now located in Minneapolis
called on old time friends here this week, Mr.
Strong Is now engaged in more lucrative
business as manufacturing chemist.
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