Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-16
Local and Personal.

Atty. Martin E. Tew arrived in the
city yesterday to remain a few days.
Leonard Johnson of Atwater was in
the city on business last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Embertson vis-
tied with relatives at Grue last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Olson from the
vicinity of Raymond called on friends
in the city.
Misses Tora and Marie Peterson re-
turned from weeks visit with rela-
tives at Hutchinson yesterday.
Hans Nelson of New London was in
the city last Monday and Tuesday.
He expect to spend the summer near
Elbow Lake.
D. N. Tallman, Sam Porter and j.
S. Robbins constituted a trio of gen.
tlemen who took the east bound pas
senger last Thursday.
Lieut. Gov. Lyndon A. Smith from
Montevideo argued for a new trial be-
fore Judge Quale in the case of Hara.
moen vs. Krause yesterday.
J. J. Flikke of Shelly, MINI, repre-.
senting lubrieating oil Rtm Of Min:
neapolis, called 81 81 the sassde II TIC
city last Friday and Saturday;
Peter Sletten and Carl Paulson de.
parted for. the cities last Monday
to buy goods for their projected mer.
camille venture at Kensal, N. D.
DR.. c. w. Riches went to the cities
yesterday to attend some of his pa
tients there. The doctor will return
Thursday, barring unforeseen delays
Rev. J. B. Hingeley, presiding elder
OF this district for the M. E. church.
came In from St. Cloud last Monday
and left for Litchfield Tuesday noon.
Swan Nelson returned to the cities
last Saturday after a few days. visit
In this city. Mr.. Nelson disposed o1
his residence In Second ward to s. M
Swenson while here.
Nels Nicholson, Andrew Hedin, c.
G. Kallberg of Pennock, and Rasmut
Rasmussen constituted the party O.
gentlemen who left for Estavan, Can
ada, via Paynesville last Monday or
land business.
John T. White, the egg commissio,
merchant of east Benson avenue, visi
ted neighboring villages in the inter
ests of his business this week. He ex
poets to ship car of hens fruit to tn
Boston markets in few days.
Miss Ella Broberg went through tn
city yesterday on her way from Min
neapolis, where she has been attend
ing the Johnson school of music. Sh'
had to give up her studies for tn
present on account of q felon on he
finger.
M. P. Brown, with Malm Bros.
Land Co. Of Benson, passed through
here last Thursday, on the way t,
Grove City. Mr.. Brown is an ex
student of the Seminary here and i
we'll and favorably known to many o
our readers.
Mrs. O. Anderson, wife of Prof. An
derson, and daughter Jennie left TO
Streator, ILL.,, last Monday to visi
with relatives. Mr.. Anderson is q
yet undecided as to where he will 10
cate and will remain in the city 70
the present.
Nels Mikkelson left last Tuesda.
for western Canada in company witt
a number of landseekers from thi
place and from New London. The,
go to look up some land belonging t,
D. N. Tallman, intending to invest
the land suits them.
The Womans Christian Temperanc
Union will meet with Mrs. Thorp
Thursday afternoon at three o'cloc
as usual. Coffee will be served fror
which money will be raised for mis-
| sionary work in the city. All ar
very cordially invited.
! P. A. Anderson is painting q larg
! sign on TIE machinery warehouse {
! g. A. 1i0kson. Mr.. Erickson ha
been making extended Improvement
on his warehouse lately. Anon
other things he has fitted up nes
lo1ace in the northwest corner. 3