Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-20

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A. N. Lewis made business trip to
the cities Thursday. z 81
A daughter has been born TO Mr..
and Mrs Frank Lindberg of south
Filth street.
George Tyler came home from Garlic
ton College, Northfeld, on Thursday,
TO spend his Christmas vacation.
Harold Handy is among the Garlic
3on College students who are at their
Wlllmar homee to remain over the
holidays.
= Miss Tena Swillens assisted in the
work for several days at the Lindner
cigar factory. s
Frank and Herman Swillens are
home from California to remain dur
Ing the winter
The Swedish Mission society met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. N. Mikkelson.
Co. Auditor johnson and his force
Of clerks are busy these days at work
on the delinquent tax list.
Miss Edna Dewey has accepted q
position In the music department at
The Fred W. Segerstrom Supply
House.
Arthur Anderson Of Atwater is
again at the store Of Peterson & Wei
lin, to assist as salesman during the
holiday trade.
o. A. Hedin is planning to dispose
OF his business interests in the city
and leave for California some time at
ter the holidays.
Mrs. J. Sherman returned to OAR
win Thursday afternoon, after q visit
spent here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Swillens.
T. W. Daniels, representing the
Crowell & Croker Land Go. of Min
neapolis, interviewed real estate men
In this city last week.
Ole J. Nicholson, the genial land.
lord of the Commercial House, is the
happy father of bouncing baby boy,
which arrived Thuraday night.
Mrs. Theodore Pritchard of the
town of Woods, Chippewa county,
spent Wednesday and Thursday here
With her daughter, Mrs. A. O. Fors-
borg.
Miss Nellie Evaus, the efficient
shorthand and typewritiug instructor
at the Willmar Seminary, will spend
her Christmas vacation in Burlington,
Iowa.
A marriage license was granted on
Thursday to Robert Schonsck and
Emma Wiederhoft, both of Raymond.
The knot was tied the same day BY
Judge Nordin.
J. j. Ekander expects to leave after
Xmas on trip to Duluth, where he
will mingle business with pleasure in
attending to business interests and
visiting relatives.
Misses Amy Hanscom and Florence
D. Porter, the Willmar young ladies
Who are attending Carleton College at
Mortified, arrived home this week to
spend the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Robert Fowle, of Sioux City,
Who had been the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Matthews, was
called home yesterday by a message
announcing the sudden illness OF her
husband.
The musical features of the services
u the Presbyterian church tomorrow
will be excellent. Mrs. Knebel will
sing The Angels Christmas Song" in
the morDingsand 1.-THE Holy City" in
the evening. u.s..
The Willmars Seminary closed yes
7terday for thessholiday vacation of two
weeks. LastIevening q reception was
given at Seminary Hall by the facul.
Hes to the students before taking their
departure for the different homes. 4
Misses Lulu and Nellie Craswell ar
rived here Thursday afternoon from
Sioux City, enroute to Havre, Mont,
Tor visit with friends over the Holt
days. After a brief visit in Willmar
with relatives theyEleft on their western
trip. = >.>:
A cleverly'. arranged show window
may be seen at the store Of Peterson
d Wellip. It represents a home
tn which Santa Claus is on his
mission Of filing the Christmas stock
Ing, and is greatly admired by the