Willmar tribune., 1902-12-27

TIE Wednesday edition Of the TwICE-A-
10 local matters. :
Local reading advertisements will be ac-
De4ted for this page when so ordered at the
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asots, however, will be based on total carcu-
Conductor Eastman is spending the
holidays in the cities.
Chas. Chrysler spent Christmas at
his home in Sioux Falls.
VIM. Geer and family spent Christ
mas with Burbank relatives.
DR.. Twitcbell made brief business
"trip to the cities on Thursday.
Miss Susie Mouson, Of Raymond,
visited friends here this week.
Mrs. Geo. n. Stephens left today for
Litchfeld for weeks visit with. her
sister.
Edward johnson is here from Glen
wood to enjoy the holiday season with
his folks.
Miss Izorra Maynard, of Long
Prairie, is guest at the home of P.
L. Johnson.
N. M. Mossberg came down from
Armenia, N. D., to spend the holidays
with his family.
Enfred, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels MikkelsOn, has been quite
i'll with lung fever.
Twenty-three degrees below zero on
Christmas Day-the coolest Christmas
FOR q great many years.
J. F.. Branton and family are here
from Minneapolis spending the holi.
days with relatives and friends.
Alexander Williams and wife are
spending Christmas week at Mrs. Will
:1iams' old home in Redwood Falls.
Miss Bessie Ostrander returned to
Hope, N. D., last night, after a brief
gyisit here at the home of r. Ziesemer.
Manager Peter Hong, of the Will
mar Milling Co., had as his guest this
week Mr., L. IL. Tennis, of Bird Is-
land.
Miss Marie Olson has been enjoying
Thsr Christmas vacation this week with
u brother, who is located at sebeka,
MINI.
Swan Anderson, of the firm of Skoog
II Anderson, is the happy father of q
baby girl which gladdened his homo
lat week.
Miss Matte A. Taylor, of Sauk
Center, is expected here next week to
9ake = position as compositor on the
TRIBUNE force.
A grand ball is being planned for
by the brotherhood of Railway Train
-nsn and the brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen. :T>
The Christmas entertainment at the
Swedish Baptist church Thursday
oevening was very we'll carried out,
irom beginning to end.
Among the Seminary instructors
who are spending the:holidays out of
seown is Prof. Hansons who is visiting
ut his old home in Renville.
''How the mighty have fallen"
Especially is this true nowadays on
Eour slippery walks when q person of
largo avoirdupois takes fall.
Mrs. S. B. Bean, of Aberdeen, s.
D., returned home yesterday after
spending Christmas here with her
niece, Mrs. S. E. STAINS berry. T
Wilmer Morrow, for some time past
employed on the TRIBUNE force, ex-
poets to leave the first of next week
Tor his home in GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Swan Larson is again behind the
eeounter in the grocery department at
Peterson & Wellin's, after an absence
aol several weeks in the Twin cities.
Arthur and Raymond Olson, of St.
Paul, are here to spend the holidays
with relatives. Arthur has been en-
zployed for some time at Biwabik,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scotton and
Mrs. p. P. Eddy are now all home
again from their extended visit with
relatives at Boston and other eastern
points.
Emil Christianson, the popular en-
ploye of the Glenwood Spring Water
Company at this point, has been
spending the Xmas holidays at his
home in COkato.
Members of several families in this
city were remembered on Christmas
with gifts in the way of certificates for
shares of stock in the Black Bay Min