Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-06-27
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Personal msntIsa.
Miss Julia Booth is home.f from Marshall.
Miss Mary Haley is visiting Benson friends
this week.
Miss LaFavre left on Monaay tor visit in
the cities.
Miss Nettie Moss is visitinsrelatives near
Clara City. ISs#@
VIM. Paulson returned lastweek from his
trip to Kansas. .sssaa.
cities last week.
Miss Sadie Macdonald is Visiting relatives
at Hamilton, N. D.
Fred Linn departed on Yesterdays train
for the Twin cities.
Mrs. Al Palm and childen visited Minneapolis
friends the past week.
M. G. stalland was up fron s.. Paul for a
few days the past week.
A. W. Harris went to thescities Saturday
for several days visit.
Miss Minnie Holmgren has<been spending
a few days at Kerkhoven. 4Ssss$
Misses Mabel and Esther Rodlun visited
Kerkhoven friends last
Attorney J. A. Hendricks OF Fosston, was
Willmar visitor the past week I-.z.s
Mrs. Chas. Dram and sons hays raturned from
aweek's visit with St. Glsud
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Railson arc guests
at the home of A xel Hedin this week.
Mrs. Aug. Schollin returned to Spicer Fri
day from visit with Willmar friends.
Conductor Tew and family went to Gree
Lake Friday for their summer outing
E. T. Sandbo has gone to Spokane, Wash. ;,
where he will probably locate in business.
Mrs. G. A. Birch and children left yester-
day for visit with St. Cloud relatives.
Mrs. ]. P. Roden5ur. of Browns Valley,
spent the past week at her old home here,
Miss Agnes Spicer went to Chicago last
week to attend the wedding of lady friend.
P. L. johnson and family commenced oc-
cupying their Crescent Beach cottage last
Friday.
to take passenger run out Of that city for a
few days.
G. O. Sand returned home last week with his
family, who had been visiting for some time in
Minneapolis.
Archie Larson has returned home from
Cornell College, Ithaca. N. Y, to spend the
summer vacation.
Mrs Ernest Aldrich and sister, Miss Lizzie
Hunter, of Benson. called on Willmar rela-
tives the past week.
Mrs. G.. L. Mclaughlin and daughte r
Blanche, arrived last Saturday from Sioux
City for a short visit. 4.
Manager Krogstad, of the Mclaughlin
Mercantile Co., went to Lttchtield yesterday
to assist at the fire sale. 49,
G. S. Thorson came down from Glenwood
yesterday, being subpnnaed as witness in
the Spencer damage suit. d.
Mrs. J. 81. Sprague and children returned
to Long Lake Thursday from a couple OF
weeks visit ut the home of G. A. Olson.
Mrs. F. W. Windblade left yesterday for a
visit at her old home in West Superior = ac-
companied by her brother. John Nuubson
Herman Skutle, former employe at the
Merchants barber shop, now ofMinneapolis
visited at his old home In Willmar last week
Mrs. 0. A. Thompson of Chicago vlsi ted
the past week with her niece, Mrs. F. W
Windblade. She left yesterday for Crook.
ston.
Lewis Crosby returned to his home al
Merriam Park last Saturday from a several
weeks visit here with his friend. Edward B
Lewis.
-., Mrs. Rey. L. G. Almen of Balaton was in the
city Monday enroute for Traverse county
having been summoned to the sickbed of he1
mother. =
Mrs. Geo. s. Pietsch has beenspending the
past week in Winona and Stockton. At the
latter place she attended the wedding of q
sister. u. .%.$.z4. 4
Mrs. Simon Wolpert and slaughter. OF
olivia are guests at the home Of ID. VOL
pert. Joe Wolpert has also been visitor
here the past week. ~ "
Solomon Porter and daughter, Miss Flor.
ence, were among those who attended the
Glader-Peterson wedding at Lake Eliza:
beth last Wednesday. Hfts5
Capt. Augusta johnson, who has beer
visiting with the Willmar corps, OF the Sal.
vation Army, left on saturda day for ST. Paul
She expected to leave last Monday for a triI
to Sweden. .5s5 S. 5sS NY.
/. Z. Cramer and family are among the
campers at Green Lake. J.#P. Guam, who re.
Gently returned from an extended vacation.
has charge of the Merchants barber shop
during Mr.. Cramer's ABSENCE =.
d. Dr.. 9. =. Gerretson left last Thursday for
q visit at his old @hnma IN $Wnsl m m S W.T.,