Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-01
Wedding in Roseland.

A charming home wedding took
place at the home of Mrs. 0. Lind
quist of Roseland on Sunday after
noon, Dec. %, when Miss Anna C.
Lindquist and Mr.. Theodore Linn
spoke the vows that united them for
life. Rev. J. O. Lundberg performed
the ceremony. The bridesmaids were
Misses Thilda Lindquist and Mary
Linn. Messrs. Fred Linn and Albert
Lindquist served as groomsmen. Miss
Ellen Shuttle presided at the organ
and played the wedding march. The
bride was attired in handsome gown
of dark red satin with applique trim
ming and carried white roses. Only
immediate relatives witnessed the
ceremony. An excellent wedding din
ner was served to the assembled party
The happy couple received many
handsome and valuable presents.
Irving.
Dec. 28.-Carl Lingren transacted
business at Willmar recently. o..
Holgerson has now returned to spend
some time with Irving friends. . . Miss
Jennie Embertson, teacher in Dist. 3d.,
is spending the Christmas vacation
with relatives and friends at Grue and
Willmar. ....E. G.. Wermelin, who
went to spend the holidays with friends
near Pennock, departed from there to
his farm near Brainerd, where some
business matters required his presence.
80. Martin .Hostager, one of our
former parochial teacher, has during
the past week delivered a series of re-
ligiOus addresses at the Lutheran
church and elsewhere N. G.. High
strom of Colfax conducted Christina
services at the West Irving Mission
church. "A Christmas tree festival
at the Lutheran church the 24th inst.
was the one memorable event at the
close of 1901. ole Lien, of Okla.
homa, Ind. Ter, is spending the holt
days with friends here -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Guldfjeld of New London
spent Xmas with Irving friends. We
are informed that Mrs. Guldfjeld has
for some time suffered from a severe
attack of "cold' but we are pleased
to note that she is at this time conva
lescent. .. Hans Peterson departed fol-
the northwestern parts Of the county
recently ....Alexandre Erixon wa
recently called to Willmar on accoun
of his brothers illDess. While there
we believe, he is to take charge o
part of that gentleman's business in
terests.
Fahlun.
Dec. 3O,-RetDrn this issue of th
TRIBUNE reaches the readers, we vii
have entered into another year. W
do not know what it has in store fC
us but hope it will be a happy an
prosperous one. The Christina
exercises in the different churche
were we'll attended. The weather wa
promising and everybody seemed
have taken advantage of it. 80. Fran
Peterson has entered the services {
Lewis P. Felt IS. J. Wahlgren Ell
tertained some friends at a Christine
party last Saturday The Sve
Young ladies' Sewing Society wi
hold it's next meeting at Freedholm
next Thursday at 2 O'Clock p. m
Erick Olson is visiting in Lake Lillia
this week. . .Klint's young folks SUI
dayed at Johnson's in Roseland.
Mrs. Chas. P. Holm is reported to /
on the sick list. -. C. G.. Johnsc
went to Raymond last Friday to spen
the remainder OF the holidays at tn;
place >. Charley Blomquist and fan
lily and Oscar Green and family wei
guests at Hultin's on Sunday Al
gust Gustafson made visit to Tript
lis the latter part of the past weeE
John Norine was a Willmar visitt
on Monday. Our neighbor tow
Lake Elizabeth, has indeed some yer
fine figures when seen on the road
Last Tuesday evening while on the
way home from church some of the!
refined gentlemen were trying to occ1
by and control the entire road.
Won 1000 Prize.
=, Jacob Berghuis, brother of Editt
+ G. Berghuis, who resides in Rheide
land township in Chippewa count
seven miles from Clara City, won Il
first prize of one thousand dollars
the Minneapolis Tribune dot countir
contest. He is Hollander by brir
and has been married but year. F
worked five hours and half and Sc
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