Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-06-12

week with honors in the law depart
ment of the ''U." He is now an active
member of the bar, and we understand
that he has an engagement this week
at the district court held in Litchfeld.
S. S. Glarum and wife and G. P.
Karwand are enjoying a visit from
Mr.. and Mrs. Knut Kvande and Mrs.
Bjeckhall of Thief River Falls, and
G.. P. Karwand of Frankfort, Mich
The former will return tonight, while
Mr.. Karwand expects to remain some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Qvarnstrom of Shelly,
Norman county, Minn., are visiting
with relatives and friends in the city.
They formerly lived in the northern
part of this county, but moved to the
Red River Valley in the early days.
Mrs. Qvarnstrom is sister of Mes
danes o. P. Rice and B. F. Miller of
this city.
In the list of appointments made for
the Minneapolis schools next year, we
notice the following names: East Side
High, Estelle Fenno; Douglas, Alma
Ames. We also notice that Miss
Josephine Brewer, who will be re-
membered as having taught here,
declined re-appointment in the
Whittier.
The wedding OF Rev. David E. Fin
strom to Miss Carrie Falk, daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Erick Falk of White
field, takes place today at the home
of the BRIDES parents. A large num-
ber of invited guests will attend. Rev,
N. Frykman of Mamre will otficiate.
The groom is missionary, whose
field of labor is Venezuela, South
America. More details will be given
next week.
A series Of mission meetings began
in the mission church last Friday ev-
ening and closed Sunday evening.
There was large attendance through
out. The ministers from outside
in attendance were: Revs. N. Fryk-
man of Mamre; A. T. Frykman ol
Helena, Montana; Lindquist of Red
Wing; E. Brolund of Lamson and j.
Johnson of New London.
Had it not been for the victory won
by the Willmar ball club at Spring
Park, Minnetonka, there would have
been rather downhearted crowd on
the return trip. So say the boys, for
the accommodations furnished were
not of the best. Itwas pretty hungry
crowd, and IS cents for a slim meal
was rather hard on stomachs and
pocket-books. Oh, the trials and
trials of a Sunday excursion.
| A. N. Osterholm left last Monday
for Minneapolis. He expects to visit
North6eld and be present at the com.
mencement exercises of Carleton Col.
lege, after which he will call on friends
in Isanti county on his way to Duluth,
where he will represent the Willma1
Mission church at the annual conven.
tion of the Swedish Evangelical Mis-.
sion Covenant of America. That con.
vention will take place June 1924.
Judge A. F. Nordin has been spend
ing the past week at Winona and the
Twin Cities. He attended the diocesan
convention of the Episcopal church
held at Winona, as a delegate from
st. Luke's parish. An importan,
feature of the convention was the
election of a coadjutor to Bishor
Whipple. Bishop Edsall of North
Dakota was selected as the new coad.
jutor Bishop.
Editor Berghuis of the Clara City
Herald passed through here Monday
en- route for the twin cities. From
there he goes to Firth, Neb., where hi
will be united in marriage on Thurs
day to Miss Minnie Bykerk. The
bridal pair will enjoy their wedding
trip with the Minnesota Editorial AS
sociation, and will join them at Chi
cago on their excursion to Buff alo
OF course all the newspaper brethren
will join hands in extending congrat
ulations.
| Among those from outside points in
attendance at the district convention
of the W. G. T. U. held here last
week were the following: Mrs. G. L.
Mcclure. Litch6eld: Misses Hattie
Hall, Belle Gibson and Edith Quist
Atwater; Mrs. Ruth M. Barnes
Granite Falls; Mrs. Anna Horn
Harrison; Mrs. Angie Harper, Rem
vile; Mesdames Gertie and May
Dayton, Emma and Mertie Sherman
Phebe Dayis, Mrs. Morrow and Miss
Sadie Davis, Raymond; Mrs. F.
Biddle, Mrs. Mary Ahlborn and Miss
Lena Pritchard, Kerkhoven.
The threatening aspect of the weather
Sunday morning did not scare the
people from taking part in the ex
cursion to Spring Park. A very
large crowd went from here, and re-
Endorsements were received at every
station on the line. A steamboat
ride on Lake Minnetonka and tn,
baseball game between Willmar ani
Litchfield were the principal amuse
ments of the day. The latter was !,
strictly first class performance, onl!
one error being recorded, although
the ground was far from being ideal
Willmar did up the erstwhile champ
ions to the tune of 2 to 4. ........ II