Willmar tribune., 1900-02-21

Rev. D. T. Booth went to Litchfe]d
yesterday to be in attendance at a
meeting of the Minneapolis convoca-
tion of the Episcopal Diocese of Min.
nesota.
Mrs. J.. L. Lindner and younger
children returned from Raymond Mon.
day. Mrs. Lindner was called there
by the serious illness of the aged
aunt of Mr.. Lindner's.
Peter Bonde has added much to the
neat appearance of his hallby h having
the banquet room and adjoining rooms
very hastily papered. The work was
done by John A. Johnson.
A coffee festival and musical enter
tainment will be held at the Salvation
Army hall on Saturday evening, Feb.
"a. A good time is expected. Admis.
sion 10 cents. All are welcome.
Rev. H. Solum went to Ora mite
Falls yesterday to attend a conferen nee
of the Synod church. Other ministers
in attend ance from this district are
Revs. Estrem, Larsg gaard, and Tolo.
Washington's birthday will be OBJ
served Tomorrow by closing of the
schools and other public institutions S
in the village. The postof1ce hours
will be the same as on other holidays
J. A. Hedin sold 70 feet frontage OF
the lots lying south OF his residence to
Swan Anderson last week. The con-
sideratien was 100000. Mr.. Anderson
intends to erect a home on the same
next summer.
Mrs. A. Embertson and child re-
turned Monday from their visit with
| Glenwood relatives. Mr.. .Emberts on
and family have removed into the
Carver residence formerly occupied by
G. S. Hutchins.
The ladies of the Presbyterian ohurc b
will hold a missionary coffee at the
home of Mrs. L, A. Vik this afternoon
from to O'Clock. A pleasant social
time is expected in which all are in.
vited to participate.
The Snyder case was settled las
Wednesday morning upon the pay.
ment by the parties of all costs, and
with the agreement that the defendan
be taken to the Keeley' institute al
Minneapolis for course of treatment
S. Natelson did a tremendous bust
ness last Saturday, the opening day
, of the big fire sale. The sale still con
tinues with a good patronage. The
new quarters in the Olson block afford
> more room for both goods and pa
, irons. TO
Mr.. S. A. Scarvie of St. Paul con
Quoted English services the ~syno,
church Sunday morning. He als>
spoke at the Seminary hall in the even
, ing to large audience, and took oc
casiou to give secret societies goo,
, scoring.
Genial, jovial, jolly John Dillon
. pet of the public and everybody's fav
, orite, will appear at Willmar Feb. 2
= in his latest laughing success, ''Bart
lett's Road to Seltzerville." Mr.
= Dillon is making a great hit as Hirar
y jolly, marriageable bachelor, age
60.
Andrew soderberg, one of tn
. staunch friends of reform in the North
ern part of this county and constar
reader Of cola Varmlanning," mad
= pleasant call at this Office yesterday
u He stated that cola" was O. K. Mr.
Soderberg attended to some land bust
J, ness while in town.
The Lenten season opens next Wed
nesday, and Ash Wednesday service
will be held at St. Luke's church {
. lO:45 a. m. and 4 p. m. The seaso
u will be observed with the usual Lente
Il services every Wednesday aiternoo
and Friday evening.
Friends ana soldiers of the Salvs
tion Army had pleasant gatherin
last Monday evening, in honor of ca
det Goranson, who leaves for St. Pa,
y to carry on the work in that city. St
Il was presented with a handsome bib
u by her co-workers in the field here.
- The home talent play, "a Soldier
~ Sweetheart, which was to be pr
:. y sented on Friday evening of this weel
~ ~ has been indefinitely postponed. MI
u Sydney Pilson of St. Paul. unde
whose direction the production was t
'' be given, had made arrangements t
IL present the play under the auspices
the Degree of Honor lodge.
Y The Atwater papers, the Republica
'r and Press, will appear this week !
E. consolidated form, the new p$psn
be known as the Republiean"Rre
IS Editor CoyelI ha9 gsasiafssd lad the service
n Of Mr. No}Sen OF the Argus force to a