Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-01-02
his folks here. LUZ '''

n. W., Stamford called on Willmar
ir1ends this week. He returns the last
at the University.
Mrs. John Sandeen returned to
kerkhoven Saturday, from visit
WITH relatives and friends at White
field and Willmar.
Ed. Johnson many friends are
glad to see him back again. after an
aosence OF several weeks at St I.uke's
hospital, St Paul.
george Haines, who has charge of
one OF the Harrison schools, Spent
the holidays at the Eliason home in
Gilchrist, Pope county.
The supper for the benefit of the new
chnrch fund of the Lutheran Free
Church last night netted $4,000, An
immense throng attended.
Miss Mayme O'Brien, formerly of
Wlllmar, will be united in marriage
al Gracev1lle on the 9th inst. to a Mr..
Marooney of Beardsley.
Miss Alice Brown and brother
Monte returned to Morris the first of
the week after several days. visit
with Willmar relatives.
Miss Rillah Parsons arrived in the
city last Wednesday morning from
Wahpeton, N. D., on her Wav to
Sp1cer to spend the holidays.
Evening instruction ia common and
hlgh school branches by competent
teacher. Tuition rates reasonable.
47tf. Address NJ, Care TRIBUNE.
George Williams was among the
"U' students who spent the holidays
at their homes here. George is attend
ing the dentalcollege of the University.
Q: j. Sundquist and family left this
week Tor visit with relatives in Ren.
VILE county. They we're accompanied
by Mrs. Sundquist's father, Peter
Hanson.
| Supt. Kilgore of the city schools
was among the Willmar instructors in
attendance at the meeting of the State
Teachers Ass ociationtheld last week
in St. Paul. ..x. -. r.:
I Pnpilsszwishing to make up studies,
or teachers who desire to prepare fol
examination can receive instruction
by 5oinlnEeyening classes.
Att. Address NJ, Care eIRIBUNE.
Oats and Corn for sale in any
quantity. 100 bushels and car lots
especially. Get our price before buy.
ing elsewhere.
New LONDON MILLING Co.
Roy r. Sperry and Ralph w
Stanford will represent one of thu
literary societies at the State Univer
slty IN aninter-society deuate to be hel6
the 10Th inst.
M. D. Manning had the misfortune t<
break his arm last Wednesday while
in Minneapolis. He fell on a slipper,
pavement, causing the fracture OF
his right forearm.
l.. j. Bondette, of the town of Fab.
lun, IS planning to make a visit at his
Ola home in Sherbrooke, Quebec
Canada. He expects to leave the lat
ter part ofsthe month 7as5.S=
The s. !: y VII WI III the
I upliIe1red II
last weeks issue of the Argus credited
to the Litchield Independent. Oh
course we will excuse our contempt.
rary for the error.
Lawrence and SERVER Thorpe spent
their holiday vacation at their Will.
mar home. Lawrence is a student at
the state agricultural school at St.
Anthony Park, and SERVER is attend.
ing Luther College at Decorah, Iowa.
Harold M. Stanford, of the Norma
School faculty at Moorhead, has been
spending the Christmas vacation at
bis old home in Kandiyohi. Mr..
Stanford called on Willmar friends
this week and we acknowledge a pleas
ant call. He returns to Moorhead
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Alden enjoyed
visit Christmas week from their
daughters, Misses Ruth and Harriet
Alden, and son, L. S. Alden. Miss
Ruth is a student at the Winona Nor
NAL school and Mr.. Alden is attending
the University. Miss Harriet has a
position in Minneapolis.