Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIES

SASCS A0SV "OChs
A. G. Krogstad left last Saturday
for Litchfeld.
Mrs. W. Garner is in Kerkhoven to
attend q wedding.
Mrs. E. p. Lawrence returned Mon
day to Clearwater.
P. 81. Roise made busines trip to
the cities this week.
j. A. Weedall transacted business
in the cities last week.
Mrs. James Nelson is spending the
week with Minneapolis friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Stalland and
son returned today to st. Paul.
J. A. Wharton returned Sunday
evening from trip to the cities.
H. T. Olson sells marble and granite
monuments at reasonable prices.
Miss Julia Booth is home from
Marshall to spend the Easter vacation.
Mrs. D. Hagenstine of Spicer was a
guest at the home of M. Sorenson last
week.
w. H. Harris of Raymond transact
ed business at the county seat this
week.
Mrs. Chas. Dram and children are
home from q visit with St. Cloud rel
atives.
Misses Hattie and Letta Conser
spent last week with Minneapolis rel
atives.
John Olson was down from Belgrade
this week shaking hands with old
friends.
Attorney Frank Tolman of New
Paynesville attended probate court
here Monday.
Miss Cathryn Bauer is enjoying a
visit this week from her sister of Ar
lington, MINI.
n. Mikkelson, the cattle buyer,
shipped one hundred head of cattle to
St. Paul this week.
Mrs. John Haley was called to
Minneapolis last week on account of
the illness of sister.
Miss Julia Shelstrom was called to
Murdock Monday night on account of
the death of q niece.
John M. Downes, the University
law student, spent the Easter vacation
with Willmar friends.
Arthur Olson of St. Paul called on
relatives and friends in Willmar.and
vicinity the past week. r
Mrs. J. M. Spicer and little daugh-
ter returned home Friday from visit
with Atwater relatives.
o. A. aedin has opened his real
estate and loan Office in the Hallberg
building, 2l1 Fourth street.
Miss Olive Stansberry arrived home
last Friday from St. Cloud TO spend
the Easter holidays at home.
A. J. Noren spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting at his home in Cokato
and also friends in Minneapolis.
J. S. Robbins has the work in pro-
gress for the erection of large addi.
ton to his machinery warehouse.
The friends of Mrs. 81. C. Traue
will be glad to learn that she is recov
ering from her siege of diphtheria.
Mrs. G. Harmon Johnson has been
confined to her home with q severe
cold which developed into pneumonia
E. Ohsberg has the plans ready fol
his new residence, which he will erect
on his east Litchfeld avenue property
Student Dalager of Augsburg Sem
mary opens parochial school this
week in the St. Johns Lutheran Free
church.
The Indications are that wedding
bells will soon be ringing, in which
Willmar parties are very much in
terested.
T. L. G. Nelson, who was injured neal
Dassel about three weeks ago is ablt
to be around again with the use O
crutches.
Aug. G. Finke, editor of the Cres
cent, published at Hills, Minn., was .
pleasant caller at the TRIBUNE offic'
last week.
Mrs. L. Gjems and daughter, Mis-
Lima, returned home last week from
Monrovia, CAL, where they had speo
the winter. .-... .-.s ..3
Miss Mollie Kavanaugh, of st. Paul
arrived here last Thursday from
Breckenridge for visit at the homeo
M. Cleary. 49,
Among prospective buildings to e.
up in the near future will be q bricl
Z structure on the Ruble property or
Fifth street. t,-
Mrs. May Giddings of Wahpeton
N. OAK, has been the guest the pas
week of her sister-in-law, Mrs. X
Farnsworth. fa.z .sg. .*1. NJ.
The children of Erick Sundfors hav.
had siege Of illness with bronchiti,
and pneumonia; from which they ar
now recovering. 5s
Parts of the Easter edition of thl
TRIBUNE will be given away to th,
children Of Willmar Saturday. SCI
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