Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-08
Wennerlund,
JEWELER and OTPICIAN,
Local and Personal.


at ia Becker Ave. east. It'll
Peter Borgeson went to Raymond
Monday on businesses.
Henry Lindgren of New London
did business in the city today.
Rev. Drysd ale of New London was
q caller at Willmar yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Mellum of St. Paul is
visiting with Mrs. G. Neuberger.
The county commissioners are con-
vened in regular January session.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs.
T. o. Tole of Grow River Tuesday.
Nels Olsen of Spicer came in on the
train Tuesday to consult the doctor.
Mrs. John Hintz and daughter of
Raymond were in the city yesterday.
Jas. Mems anus of Green Lake called
on friends in town Monday and Tues
day. !
John L. Henium of town of Arctan-
der did business in town Monday and
Tuesday.
Lars and Isaac Jorstad entertained
q few of their friends the first part of
the week.
Harold Swenson, the New London
merchant, was in town Tuesday on
business.
The regular January term of the
district court convenes on Monday,
Jan. q.
Mrs. E. E. Railson of Kuhn, N. D.,
arrived last Thursday for visit with
relatives. -: III, 49,.
Miss Linda Abrahamson of New
London came up today for visit with
her sister. >.
Misses Title Lien and Nancy WAL
len attended the New Years ball at
Grove City.
Banker Stene of Atwater was in the
city Monday.
Rev. T. o. Tolo of Grow River re-
turned home today after q short stay
in the city.
S. L. Benton, the hustling insur-
ance man, made a business trip to At
water Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Holverson retured home
today after visit with her brother
81. J. Halverson.
Miss Amy Hanscom left on Monday
for Carleton College, after spending
Christmas at home.
j. Kirkpatrick of Barry, Minn., was
the guest of G. Alderman and family
the first of the week.
J. T. Otos returned from Chicago
last Tuesday, and reports delight
full visit with friends.
J. G. Lawler of Morris, the vetera n
we'll drilling man, came down Tuesday
to visit with friends.
J. G. Peterson, postmaster at New
London, made q business visit at the
SOuASy oO9S yOoV7A N0ys
The Presbyterian, Baptist and Mis-
sion churches of Willmar are observ-
ing the "Week of Prayer"
Horace Crawford who recently sold
his farm about two miles west of town
moved into town last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Larson of the
1nterlachen at Green Lake were visit
ors at Rev. Booths yesterday.
Erick Paulson, the well-known Arc
lander citizen, was in the city yester-
day, en- route tor New London.
Mrs. Daniel Johnson returned to her
home at New London yesterday from
visit with friends at Litchfeld.
K. o. Fjelstad and Conrad Sohlberg
Of Granite Falls were in the city Tues
day en- route for Red Lake Falls.
WANTED-Good girl for general
housework and cooking. Small
family, light work and good pay.
1w - " Az. 818 FIRST ST.
Lars and Ole Hanson and Lars Lar
son Of New London Joined J 81. o.
sons big crew at Clara. City last Mon
day. =:
DR.. Isabelle Fleming has returned
from her visit in the East and resumed
her duties in DR.. Mantor's dental
Office. ..z...3 49,. l.
Willie and Ellen Krause OF New
London went to Macalaster College
q St. Paul last Tuesday 70. take up
their studies. :. !: LTD.
An entertai nment i being arranged
70. be- given Friday evening at the
courthouse In connection with the
farmers's institute. There will b, .
I'M. program arranged, and every
ono ought 70 turn out and make tn
s1str ) great suooslss.