Willmar tribune., 1900-08-22
Personal Mention.

Alfred Markhus is back from visit in Iowa.
Miss Mabel Porter returned last week from
Chicago.
Miss Mathlda Bonde Is visiting relatives at
Campbell.
P. ]. Dale went to Raymond this week for a
brief visit, .i1{~
Mrs. Frank Vest is home from her extended
visit in Iowa.
Chas. Lonn is home from a several weeks
stay at Mamre.
c. Paris Of sauk Centre called on; old friends
here last week. g
Miss Jennie Patched has returned home from
a visit in Minneapolis. \ i
Miss Mabel Hooverson of Red Wing is a
guest at H. J. Ramsett's.
Solomon Porter visited with friends at Ha-
wick Monday and Tuesday.
H. J. Ramsett and family spent Sunday
with New London relatives -
Miss Lille johnson is spending q few days
with relatives at Granite Falls 'c5'''
Miss Geda Thorson OF Minneap ollf is visiting
at the home OF her uncle, Chas. Daelheim
Mrs. Ed Gleason left Monday for visit with
her husband at Larimore, N. D.
Miss Lena Glarum returned Wednesday from
an extended visit at Glenwood
Isaac Nordstrom and family spent Sunday at
Mamre with Mrs. Nordstroms parents
Miss Mabel Geer of Burbank spent Sunday
here with her sister, Miss Marion Geer..
Miss Bessie Hyer of Luverne is visiting with
the family Of her uncle, A. G. Crawford.
Miss Rena Hildebrandt Of Forest City is the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Ethel Stansberry.
Miss Ellen Youngberg returned Monday from
week. vacation at her home in Whitefeld.
Mrs. Charles Thompson returned to Chokio
Monday after brief visit here with friends.
Miss Stasia Haley came down this week
from Norris to spend a vacation with her folks.
DR.. J. S. Gibson of Atwater was the guest of
C. F. Spencer and family the first of the week.
Geo. H. Keyes, the genial clerk of the de-
pot force, spent Sunday with Benson friends.
Archie ROBERTSON OF Litchheld was the
guest of George Tyler last Thursday, and Fri
day.
The Stansberry brothers are enjoying q
visit this week from their mother OF Howard
Lake.
J. A. johnson and son Fred of Bird Island
are visitors here with the family of L. a. Can
field
Judge C. L. Brown and family returned to
Norris Friday from an outing at Crescent
Beach.
Miss Sarah Booth, nurse at st. Lulzes hospi-
tai, St. Paul, arrived home Friday for few
weeks vacation.
Mrs. A. Knoblaugh and Miss Sarah Johnson
of Carver were guests at W. J. Pnneys last
Saturday.
Misses Blanche and Flossie MacLaughlin of
Sioux City, Iowa, visited Willnar friends the
past week. t.. .>&ss
Mrs. A. VanDyke and Mrs. Geo. Burnett left
today for the cities for a visitssvith relatives
and friends.
Miss Nellie Haley returned home Thursday
from the cities, where she has been spending
the summer.
Misses Lillian Wheeler and Eva Fbster of
Ltchtield were the guests of Willmar friends
the past week.
S. O. Tjosvold is on the road for the Will
Falls line Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Windblade ieturned
Saturday from their visit with relatives in
West Superior, Wis.
Miss Hilma Sundberg of Minneapolis stopped
off mere Thursday for a brief visit on her way
home from Mamre.
Rev. C. Harmon Johnson and family have
been enjoying visit from Mrs. Jbhnsons
sister, Miss selby Of Chicago.
Henry Stenson returned last week from
Fergus Falls, where he had escorted Charles
Halvorson to the insane asylum.
Mrs. T. Thompson and daughter of Duluth
are visiting at the home of H. J. HaIvorson,
who is brother of Mrs. Thompson
F. H. Wells of Topeka, Kansas has been
here the past week with Fred Paubon in the
interest OF the Northwestern Land Co.
Emil LundQuist of MINI eapolis passed through
Willmar Monday en- route home rom visit
with his brother, Martin at New Ldndon
Miss Agnes Spicer left on MONDAY for New
York city, after spending several weeks with
her folks at Wijlmar and Crescent Beach.
Miss Ina E. Smart of St. Cloud mas been a
guest the past week of the Mi ises Haley
Miss Smart recently finished cOu se at Wei
lesley College, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Stewat and Miss
Esther Stewart, of Green Bay, wis, were
guests last week at the home of s. Nesemer
They returned home Saturday.
Lawrence Booth left yesterday for Cass
Lake, where he will remain for 81 me time in
| the hope of benefting his health in the pine
region. He was accompanied y his sister
Miss Sarah Booth
Frans Ardon one OF the young |enterprising
farmers of the town of Rose'ille: passed
through here Monday en- route home from
Murdock, where he is firing an agine for p
G. Thompson OF New London.