Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-31

G. q. Barck. and wife have been
Wishing this week In the cities.
The Monday Afternoon Club met |
this week at the home of Mrs. A. f. 1
Mantor. Z. n. .z.% L
George Williams is here from Min
neapolis enjoying visit with relatives
and friends. .5>>
DR.. j. r. Petersen returned Monday
night from visit with his parents at
Minneapolis. "<%
Arne Nelson entertained eight of his
gentlemen friends at supper at his
home on Monday evening.
Andrew Anderson and wife of At
water were among the Sunday guests
at the home Of Gust Peterson.
Clerk of Court Ramsett, eccompan-
led by Miss Grace and Harold, were
visitors in the cities-this week.
Some of our young people are plan
ing on dancing party to be given in
the Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow night.
An eleven pound girl gladdened the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. John
son, of south First street, last Satur-
day.
Russell spicer enjoyed visit OF
several days from his college friend,
Maxwell Madison, of Minneapolis.
He returned home Monday.
G. E. Krause, of New London, at
tended to business matters here last
Monday, among them being court
case in which he is interested.
Mrs. W. L. Crosby went to Merriam
Park last Saturday, where she had
been csllel on account of the illness
of her sister, Mrs. II. M. Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hodgson and
child returned to Fergus Falls last
Saturday, after spending the Christ.
mas holidays with Willmar relatives.
G. S. Crest, late of St. Paul, sue
ceeds Charles Chrys)er as clerk in
Assistant Superintendent Knebel's
Office at the Great Northern depot.
L. A. Tjosvold, the Kimball piano
man, spent Christmas week in this
city and with friends at Norway Lake.
he left on Monday for the twin cities.
Roadmaster Peter Nelson, whose
headquarters are at Crookston, was
remembered on Christmas with valu
able gift from the section foremen on
his line.
! J. F. Peterson, of the Crooks 4
Peterson Hardware Co. at Benson,
returned to that city after spending
Christmas at his old home near Eagle
Lake.
Lewis Peterson, of Columbia Falls,
Montana. visited here with his broth.
or, P. L. Peterson, last week. Mr..
Peterson is in the numbering business
at that point.
Peter Nelson was down from Crooks.
ton to spend Christmas with his family
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
went to Grove City for brief visit
with relatives.
Otto F. Wennerlund was at Ray.
mond Friday night, where he furnish.
ed music on the cornet in the orchestra
engaged for the Christmas ball give1
at the new opera house.
Mrs. G. w. Madison and children
of Staples, Mimi, have been guests
this week at the home of Mrs. Matti
sons sister, Mrs. John M. Downs
They return home today.
Harry Gordhamer returned to Litch
field Monday morning to resume hi
1 work at the creamery there, aftel
, spending his Christmas vacation a
1 his home in Norway Lake.
Miss Julia Macdonald returned t,
Cedar Mills, Meeker county, on Mon
day to resume her work as teacher in
. school there, after spending Christ
mas week here at her home.
= Misses Janette and Pearl Ives spen
Sunday at Breckenridge, where the,
had gone to meet their cousins, tn
l Misses Craswell, who returned fror
Q their ives tern trip to Montana.
. Judge Qvale and Court Stenogra
pher Sherwood went to Granite Fall
Monday to be present at a specia
e term of court held there on account q
d some cases from Chippewa county.
John Ekander returned to Mime
apolis Monday, after spending Christ
q mas at his home here. John has
It position in the wholesale hardwar
q store of the Gregg Seager Company