Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-11-19
wENAERluAD & NELSON,
Jewellers and Opticians.

The Ladies Social Union, of the
Pres byterian church will give 4 coffee
social at the home of Mrs. Geo. Thomas
on Friday afternoon of this week.
Lunch served for ten cents from four
O'Clock throughout the evening". All
are cordially invited. :, = u
On account of the complaining wit
ness, Detective Evans, of Minneapolis,
being unable to be here last Friday at
the trial, the case of State of Mime
sofa vs. B. F. Miller was again ad-
journed until next Fridaya twill be
heard at 10 o'clock a. m.
Willmar was pretty we'll represented
at the Minnesota Wisconsin foot ball
game in Minneapolis last Saturday,
a large number from here having the
pleasure OF seeing the Minnesota "U'
team carry off the honors. Thirty
tickets were sold from this point.
Splendid chance just now for men to
learn barber trade. Growing demand
for school graduates. Steady prac-
tice, qualified teachers, etc. Board
provided, tools presented, write today.
Catalogue and comb free. sMoler
Barber College, Minneapolis, MINI.
ALL
Alexander Williams and bride ar
rived Monday night from Redwood
Falls, via the twin cities, where they
spent part of their wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Williams are now nicely
located in this city, where they are
receiving the congratulations of their
many friends.
Chas. Gabrielson of Kandiyohi was
a pleasant visitor at the TRIBUNE
Office Tuesday. Mr.. Gabrielson said
that he will retire as manager of the
Central Creamery when the year closes,
q position that he has ably and faith
fully filled since the organization of
the company.
Work was commenced last week for
the building of the new Swedish Meth
odlst church in this city, on the COR
ner OF Minnesota avenue and Filth
street. Workmen have been excavat-
ing and the foundation will be laid
soon. In the spring a fine structure
will be commenced. :.
The ladies of Queen Esther Circle
will give turkey supper and sale of
aprons and fancy articles at, Bonde
hall Thursday afternoon and evening,
Nov. 20, sale commencing at three
O'Clock and supper at $50. Price of
supper 25cts. Mexican drawn work
will also be on sale. 2
Church suppers and luncheons we're
unusually numerous last week. Be-
sides those advertised last week, q TO-
cent luncheon was given at the Central
Hotel dining room by the Ladies
Guild OF the Episcopal church, on
Saturday afternoon and evening,
which met with good success.
DR.. and Mrs. M. o. Teigen of Spicer
we're callers at Willmar Yesterday
The doctor has lately built a home
upon the shores of the beautiful Lake
George, having previously resided at
Minneapolis and Fargo. DR.. Teigen' g
literary aspirations have not suffered
from the change to country air.
The Chase. Lister Co., which attain
ed such popularity in Willmar last
season, is booked for an appearance
again at the opera house. The COM
pany will be here all next week, and
besides the regular night perform
ances will give matinees on Tha nks-
giving Day and Saturday afternoon.
Word has been received here from
Rev. G.. Harmon Johnson, to the ef-
feet that his father, who was So seri.
ously i'll at National City, CAL, is
improving, q fact which his many
friends will be pleased to hear. Rev.
johnson expects to be home the latter
part of November or the first OF
December. H.