Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-17
LOCAL BREvITIES

ii LOCAL BREvITIES
There will be English service at
Seminary Hall Sunday evening.
Miss Anna Iverson returned from
the cities Saturday.
Mrs. James Lambrechts returned to
Minneapolis Friday, after an extended
visit here with her mother and sister.
Figgemier closed his services with
the Willmar ball club and on satur-
day left for Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Kullander of Colfax
left yesterday for her home after a
short visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary E. Downes of Kandiyoh
has been granted pension of S8 per
month.
Mrs Leslie Mcdonald and Miss
Julia Mcdonald visited Raymond
friends this week.
Work on the new telephone line is
In progress. A large amount of ma
terial arrived last week.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One draft team
and three driving horses. Inquire OF
J.J. Downes, Kandiyohi, MINI. 23-2p
Skoog & Anderson are erecting a
new building in place of the one re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Nels Anderberg and children,
of Grove City, are guests of the fami-
ly of J. J. Ekander. Mr.. Anderberg
came up and remained over Sunday.
J. c. Berg and family have been en-
joying visit from Mrs. Flanders and
daughter of Minneapolis. Mrs. Flan-
ders is sister of Mr.. Berg.
o. A. Sandven returned to Willmar
Monday from his trip to Hillsboro,
N. Oak. He reports his brother as
being in a much improved condition.
Miss Julia Shelstrom has returned
to her duties at the TRIBUNE cases,
after q two weeks vacation in the
country.
WANTED-A ladies' good driving
horse. Must be gentle and sound and
weigh not less than 100 lbs. s. B.
Qvale, Willmar.i tf23
Miss Bertha Potter entertained q
company of lady friends last Friday
afternoon in honor of her cousin,
Miss Thomas.
Misses Leda Jelsett and Lena Ma
son, of Minneapolis, are the guests of
Willmar friends. They will spend q
couple of weeks vacation in Willmar
and vicinity.
~ The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church will serve ice cream and cake
tomorrow Thursday evening on the
church lawn. Everybody come and
enjoy q good dish of ice cream.
Miss Marilda Hultin, saleslady for
Berkness, Peterson & Co., left today
for q couple of weeks vacation, which
she will spend at Minneapolis and
Osakis.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Paulson re-
turned this week from DeGraff, where
they had spent q week on the farm.
Mr.. Paulson has resumed his position
as railway mail clerk.
The lakes are the Mecca for q large
number of our residents during this
warm weather. Several of the young
men are, excepting house" at Green
Lake under canvas.
Mrs. Twitchell and con, DR.. F. E..
Twitchell, have been enjoying visit
the past week from Miss Mary E.
Simpson, of Minneapolis. Miss
Simpson is q niece OF Mrs. Twitchell
Mrs. Fred Van Houten and daughter
left yesterday for Minneapolis. After
brief visit with relatives, they leave
over the Northern Pacific for their
home in Fargo, N. Oak.
Miss Julia Segerstrom arrived here
last Friday from Minneapolis for q
visit with relatives. She is spending
the week as the guest of her cousin,
Fred Segerstrom, who 10 enjoying an
outing at Green Lake.
L. M. Post returned to Litchfeld
yesterday, after brief visit with
Willmar relatives. Mr.. Post will
leave the latter part of the month for
Frazee, MINI. where he has accepted
aposition as engineer in a mill.
The delivery team for Hamm's Cold
Storage Co. INDUCED in lively rum
away on our streets Monday. No
damage was done, except that few
kegs of beer were somewhat shaken
up.
Mr.. Lewis, the veteran hardware
man, tells US trade is good. He never
sold so many haying tools as this
year; and has had to hire an extra
helper for his roofing and gutter
work. ..... ...-..~~ i.
Rev. G. Bradford, pastor of the
Methodist church, will exchange pull
pits with Rev. s. S. Farley, of Litch.
field, next Sunday. Services at 10:45
q. M, and 8 p. m. Everybody vel
come. 4.s III.
A quiet wedding took place last
4 Thursday evening at the home Of
Elmer Martinson, in the First ward.
\ The contracting parties were Mr.. Will
helm f. Hanson and Miss Christence