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

JeWeler >. Anderson and vile went
to Duluth yesterday to be in attend
auce at the wedding of their niece,
Miss Louise Johnson.
Miss Eva Desmond, who recently
finished q successful term of school in
Lake Lillian, has gone to Burbank to
take charge of q school there.
Miss Alma Ames, formerly of the
public school faculty here, now at
Minneapolis, has been the guest of
Willmar friends the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Castberg went
to Minneapolis last Saturday. After
weeks visit there Mrs. Castberg
will leave on q trip to Norway.
Mrs: L. P. Larson left last Monday
for visit with relatives and friends
in the cities. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Hansina Hanson.
Mrs. G. w. Tyler. entertained the
members of the Twentieth Century
Whist Club last evening in honor of
Miss Hart, who leaves today for her
home.
Mr.. Henry L. Won Schenck of Spi-
Ger leaves today for Minneapolis. He
has secured q position as timekeeper
for surfacing crew on the Great
Northern.
]. c. Forsberg, who has been con-
Quoting a photo gallery at Sioux
Falls, S. Dak., for some time past, is
again located here in the employ of
c. A. Baklund.
James G. McAlpine in the Swedish
comedy 'Hans Hanson" will be the
next attraction at the opera house.
The company has solo band and
concert orchestra.
F. L. Smith is among the Willmar-
ties who are making improvements on
their property this season. He has
had his residence raised and new
foundation is being laid.
Martin Stalland was up from St.
Paul this week and sold his residence
property to o. B. Olson today
for 81, 700, which was a very reasona-
BILE price for so desirable corner.
The Little Helpers of the Swedish
Baptist church will give an "Experi-
ence" social Tuesday evening: April16.
Program commencing at 1880. Coffee
and cake will be served for ten cents.
Mrs. P. 81. Parsons left on Monday
for an extended visit in the East.
She will visit relatives in New York
City and also In the state of Maine.
Mr. Parsons accompanied her as far
as St. Paul.
Ole T. Nelson left on Tuesday night
for Seattle, Wash, where he expects
to spend the summer. Ole is one of
our steady and faithful young men,
and his friends wish him success in
his undertakings.
Mrs. W. J. Doble and children
have gone to st. Cloud for visit with
relatives, from where they leave for
Montana. Mr.. Doble will join them
shortly and the family will locate at
some point in Oregon.
The Mclaughlin Mercantile Co.
closed their sales last week, the auc-
tioneers license having terminated.
The balance of the stock has been re-
moved and the place will be occupied
by the Willmar Shoe Co.
Miss Sadie Macomber arrived here
last Friday for brief visit with
friends. She left on Monday for St.
Joseph, Minn., from where she goes
to toLangdon, N. Dak., to take charged
a school near that place.
H. E. MacLaughlin has finished his
first year in the study ofmedicine atthe
Sioux City Medical College. He has
resumed railroad work and is al
present employed as brakeman on the
Willmar & Sioux Falls road.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Huffman are
occupying the DeLano residence or
south Eighth street, purchased some
time ago by E. c. Huffman. The lat
ter and his wife will make their per.
m anent home in Breckenridge.
A. N. Lewis has novel display il
his show window which attracts mucl
attention. 1t is q collection of cans
of paint, in the center of which is 6
large clock and a card bearing tht
significant words ''It's Time to
Paint" "
Miss Agnes Hart has resigned he1
position as teacher in the Eighth grade
of the *Willmar High School. He,
resignation was accepted by the boari
and she left today for Minneap'
oils. Miss Sibyl Clark, of St. Cloud
was elected as her successor.
Farewell sermons were held at the
Lutheran Free church last Monday
evening by students F. Iverson, Edwin
Erickson and John Hanson, who have
been up here from Augsburg Seminary,
Minneapolis, to spend the Easter va
cation. Mr.. Hanson will soon open
up q parochial school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 81. Zealand's q many
/ IWillmar friends will regret to learn OF
their removal to Grand Forks, N. D.
IMr. Zealand has been transferred
| from this point as train dispatcher fol
the Great Northern, and left on Thurs.
day to assume his new position. Mrs;