Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-21

Services at the M. E. church next
Sunday as follows: Sunday school at
s:45 9. M; preaching by the pastor al
lO:45 q. NJ; preaching by Rev. J.. B.
Hlngely, D. D., presiding elder, at 8
p. m. Everybody welcome. =.
| Rev. c. BRADFORD, Pastor.
A. n. Tebbets, assistant superin-
tendent OF the Children's Home Society
OF Minnesota, stopped off here last
Saturday to investigate case that
had been brought before Thea society.
MIR. Tebbetts was on his way further
west.
Hon. A. E. Rice made trip to the
cities the first of the week to meet his
son, Capt. Cushman A. Rice. who
had just returned from his two years.
service in the regular army in the
Philippines. Captain Rice is expected
in Willmar tomorrow.
Secretary Markhus of the Willmar
Street Fair Association is already in
receipt of q large number of letters
from parties Offering attractions for
the big event. If his mail continues to
increase as it has of late there will be
plenty OF work in store for him.
Miss Elizabeth Taunton, of Denver,
Co.., has been a guest the past week
OF the family of John Williams. Mrs.
H. J. Craswell and son Chester, who
had been spending several days with
the family and other relatives here,
returned to their home in Minneapo-
lis Monday.
Mrs. Robert Fowle and children and
Mrs. James Nelson arrived in Willmar
last Saturday from their outing at
Green Lake. Mrs. Fowle and children
left for their home at Sioux City, while
Mrs. Nelson remained here over Sun
day, leaving later for a visit in Mime
apolis.
J.F. Branton, the hustling insurance
man for the John Hancock Co., re-
turned last week from an extended
trip to Eastern points. He spent some
time in Boston and also viewed the
sights of the Pan-American exposition
in Buffalo. A pleasant feature of the
trip was visit at his old home in
st. Thomas, Ontario.
Eric and Lottie Wellander, of Fab
lun, were guests over Sunday at the
county bastile. They were held on
the charge of drunkenness. On Mon
day morning they pleaded guilty to
the charge in Judge Otterness' court,
and were dismissed upon the payment
of fine of $40 each and costs.
F. W. Segerstrom Received a tele-
phone message Saturday morning
conveying the information that his
ware-room at Green Lake had been
broken into the previous evening and
that his boat and fishing tackle had
been stolen. This is the second time
this season that the place had been
broken into.
On account of the Willmar ball
teams absence at the Lake Benton
tournament, the proper arrangements
could not be made for the excursion
from here to St. Cloud. The team,
however, made the trip to that city
from Lake Benton and played with
the ':Toozes" there last Sunday. They
suffered defeat to the tune of 7 to 8
The opera house management re.
ports that already there are a large
number of bookings for the fall season
which will probably open Sept. Is.
The month of November has all it's
dates secured. VIM. Owen and his
company are among the attractions
which will visit Willmar. It is prob.
able that Lyman Bros. in "a Merry
Chase" will be the opening attraction
DR.. H. A. Lebel, the chiropodist Of
Kansas City, who has been in Willma1
since last Monday, will be at the Glar.
UNI Hotel for week or ten days. The
doctor treats corns. bunions, warts,
moles and improving nails, without
pain. Will call at your residence with
out extra charge, If notified. Will
treat patients on Sunday. The doctor
guarantees a cure in all cases. Con.
sultation free. 28tt
A TRIBUNE representative had oc.
casion to enter into conversation with
a party of Iowa gentlemen last Thurs.
day who were attending the land sale
here. They are greatly interested in
Minnesota lands and are attending
different. sales throughout the state.
Heavy Investments are being made by
some of these Iowa people, which goes
to show that they have great deal Of
faith in property farther north.
Several Glenwood citizens accom-.
panied the ball team to Willmar, and
are enjoying visit with friends here.
In the party are Prof. Lyngaas of the
Glenwood Academy, Mrs. Helburg
and daughter, and Messrs. G.. B. and
o. B. Wollan. Congressman Eddy is
a prominent visitor, and besides at.
tending the games takes occasion to
engage in friendly chats with his con.
stituents. He is accompanied by hif
daughter, Miss Joyce.
w. F. Huffman is obliged to take 6
lay-ofr from his duties as Grea