Willmar tribune., 1900-02-21

Tickets for the John Dillon engage
ment will be placed on sale Thurs
day morning, at Elfstrum & Co. g
Drug Store.
l.. A. Mozzara, who once taught a
class in dancing here, has been ar
rested in Minneapolis on a charge OF
having assaulted and robbed his
mother.
Jacob Greenfield, former Kandi-
yohi Co. boy, but now of Finley, N. D.,
is visiting with relatives and friends
in the county. Mr.. Greenfield was in
and invited the TRIBUNE to call on
him once a week hereafter.
An interesting course of lectures will
be given soon under the auspices OF
the M. E. society, and some of the lead.
ing ministers of the state have been
engaged to speak. The first lecture
will be given by Rev. J. G. Shetland,
Ph. D. D. D., of Ortonville. Sub
ject, ''Drilling for Victory.''
A change in the mail service be-
tween Willmar and Olivia went into
effect Monday. The mail leaves Olivia
now on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at s O'Clock a. NJ, arriving
at Willmar at 4:30 p. NJ; leaves Will
mar on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at O'Clock a. NJ, arriving
at Olivia at 4:30 p. m.
Personal property taxes must be
paid by next Wednesday or penalties
will be added. The TRIBUNE publish
es the last installment Of the personal
property tax lists this week. including
the lists OF Willmar and the other vii
lagos of the county. This publication
is not official and no pay is received
for it, the TRIBUNE copying the lists
and printing the same as a matter OF
news.
"Bartletts Road to Seltzerville, :"
John Dillon's new play and one in
which he is booked to appear at Will
mar Opera House on the evening o1
Tuesday, Feb. q, is most amusing
and interesting play. It is impossible
to figure out the denouement before
the curtain falls, therefore the interest
of the auditor is maintained until the
close. The genial comedian has a
splendid part, that of ''Hiram jolly:
an old bachelor, and he never fails tc
keep his audience amused.
| The professor will be in his Office al
the Commercial Ho:el, Willmar, tt
sell books and give private readings
until 8 O'Clock Thursday evening
Friday morning on the 6:35 freight ht
leaves Willmar in order to have tht
Atwater~ Town Hall decorated on al
sides with hundreds of life-sized photo
graphs, oil paintings and india inl
sketches Of noted and notorious peo
pie, horses and dogs, and his thirty
four skulls arranged on the stage il
time for his opening lecture next Mon
day evening.
Prot. G. Morris, phrenologist. will
give free lectures for ladies and gentle
men at Atwater Town Hall, on tn
evenings Of Feb. 26, 27, % and Marc]
l. Friday and Saturday evening
same week in the same hall Admis
sion 10 cents for ladies and gentle
men. Six free private lectures i
same place March 5, and 7. Fo
ladies only at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon, for gentlemen only at s o'cloc
in the evenings. Free public reading
of heads and faces at the close of eac
lecture. Private rea adings each after
noon at the hall.
A pleasant social function was thf
given at the home of Miss Alice Rot
erts last Friday evening. The youn
people of the Presby terian church an
a number of friends greatly enjoyed
program of music and games whic
had been prepared by Misses Andru
and Roberts. Miss May Purdy reno
cred two selections on the violin an
> Miss Florence r. Porter sang severe
solos. The program was followed b
the serving of light refreshments COZ
sisting of ice cream and cake. 1t
the purpose of the G. E. Society t