Willmar tribune., 1900-08-29
Personal Mention.

<a#=z&,* Personal Asntion. :.
Guy Bozlee returned 70 Breckenridg,
| Wednesday,. .. :, NJ ss;ss$$*l
= Or: Ell. Frost left for DeGrar Monday Con :;
professional visit z;. s;: :a$si:3s IT,. ,-s@
Sam Minton Of ST. Peter called on Wilma
| relatives Saturday ~} So
miss Mollie Kelly OF Green Lake was e. win
mar visitor Monday. @ .s: #
Geo: w. johnson rusticated at Green Lake
last week. >, z $zz3:zo @.+s $sS z: Fl
Miss Tot schairr returned on Monday to he1
home in Browns Valley. .:sssz ssz -
Emil Dahlheim is enjoying two weeks, visit
with Minneapolis relatives |I@
Miss Grace Andrus has returned from hel
vacation, spent in the cities
Mrs James Sanderson returned Mond aykrom
o visit with Hawick relatives. #s
'.* Mrs o: A. jacobson has gone to Eau Claire,
Wis for visit at her old home.
L. M. Landing Of Glenwood shook handsswith
Willmar acquaintances this week. n
Mrs Ed Holt and children left. this wesa4k to
spend few days at GreenLake. :
Rev. N. Frykman of Marnre was the guest OF
Rev. A. N. Osterholm over Sunday. "A
Mrs. Willard Garner is home from her ex-
tended visit with Canada relatives.
Henry Larson is back from Grove City, tand
is again installed at F. o. Peterson's.
Mrs. Alice Lamb of Litchheld spent seVcral
days here the past week with friends.
A. E. Knight and wife came up from SLitch-
field to remain over Sunday with relatives.
Harry Adams of Eau Clare, Wis, has been
visiting here with his cousin, Elmer Adams.
Mrs j. d. Marshall of Red Lake Fails has
been the guest of Willmar, friends the past
week.
Miss Susie Wilcox came up from ST. Paul
Monday for visit with her sister, Mrs Harold
Frost. ,.
W. ]. Mnton and daughter of Chicago have
been guests OF WillmarS2 relatives the past
week. M
The Misses Roise have been entertaining
their cousins, the Misses Melby, Of New
Richmond. MINI. -. M Z q:
Miss Mollie Cavanaugh of st. Paul has been
guest the past week at the home of M .
Cleary. :SM s
Miss Elma Berg returned this week to Bel
grade, after a two weeks.svisit with Willmar
friends. s&:-t 5S$*7' = +
Miss zilpha Williams accompanied her friend,
Miss Florence Perry, to Ltchtield Saturday for
a few days visit #Is, =
Arthur Flynn and Win Dpdds were up from
Litchtield to assist the Wilmar ball club in
Saturdays game.
Attorney Saml Olson went to Bird Island
yesterday to oticiate as best man at the Hong
Tennis wedding. - III .'." s*''<.'
Miss Lillian Reiquam has returned to her
home at belgrade, after visit here with her
sister. Mrs. L. Reiquam. .SE$ ..ss>. &
The Misses Wesen. who had been Visiting
with Mesdames L. P. and Nels LaIsoa, re
turned to Minneapolis yesterday. .''z7 ''"s7; .~'
Miss Jessie TAFT OF Dia{nond Lake returned
Monday from q. ffal days visit here
with her cousins, the Misses Sanderson J..
Prof. A. M. Hove, at one time principal of
the Willmar Seminary, was up from the cities
last week and shd dok hands with old acquaint-
ances.
O. j. Paulson and wife returned last week
from DeGraff, where Mr.. Paulson had been
spending part Of his vacation attending to his
farming interests.
Nels Youngren and wife, Mrs. Swan Young
gren and Miss Bessie Youngren, of River Falls,
Wis, have been visiting the past week at the
home of Nels Holmquist.
Miss Anna Tveten, who had been guest at
0. K. Severenson's the past two weeks, left on
Monday for St. Paul: From there she returns
to her home in Madison, MINI. , g..
party Of 2e people, composed of the fami-
lies of H. j, Ramsett, Isaac Nordstrom, o. B.
Olson and A. o. Forsberg. drove to Green
Lake Sunday morning to spend the day
A. Gamble, formerly of the Argus force,
is holding temporary position with G. F
Spencer. Mr.. Gamble expects to leave next
week to take "a permanent position with the
Morris Tribune.
Nels Larson leaves the 8th of next month for
Des Moines, Iowa, where he goes as represen-
tative from the local lodge of locomotive fire.
men to the Grand Lodge, which holds it's ses-
sion Sept. 10.
A. Meinema, an employe of the Merchants
Hotel some twelve years ago, renewed old
acQuaintances here the first of the week. Mr..
Meinema is now travelling for a wholesale
electrical establishment in Chicago.