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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-26
A Girl Rtlh Through
Mate House Building.
Vsntursd Upon Place Not Design
cd to Hold Weight. Niracu
lou.ly Escapes a Terrible
Death.
The State, 33d inst.

Tho State, 33d inst.
Over in the State capitol YES
tsrday afternoon, Just bofore tho
general assembly adjourned sine
die, there wa, an occurrsnc, that
made the many people IN the
main lobby turn their heads AWAY
In horror, and for fsv moments
seemed to root each spectator to
the nosr. A cracking noise in
the ceiling, about fifty feet above
the heads of those in the lobby,
made them look mp in time to see
one of tho panels give wav ansl
tho body of = half grown girl
shoot downward. Fortunately,
it was the last panel next the wall
OF tho library, and twsatv fee.
below was tas narrow gallery that
runs about the lobby. On this
the girl landed as if by iracl~.
Had the balcony not caught her
she would have gone on to the
marble door below and would
have unqusstionably been instant
ly killed. those who frst yrt tn
her side found that the victim Wa.
Miss Marie Nonckton, ths IA
ysar-old daughter of Mr.. W. Il
Aonckton. She was apparsstly
dead. The form was picked up
tendsrly and taken around the
balcony to the room II Clerk
Hsnpbill, while Senator Williams,
who is a physician, Ia, tened to
her side, snd DR.. Wsnnamaksr
was gotten by phone. Her father
was alss summoned by telephone.
The girl soon revived, however,
and seemed to suffer considerably.
The physicians made a careful
examinatisn ~ soon as possible
asd gave the welcome informa.
hon that no bonss were broken
and the chilA's skull sesmsd un-
injured. There was no indication
OF internal injuries, and it is h.-
hsvsd that the girl will quickly
recover from tho shock and tho
bruises sustained.
The young lady was with some
friends, starting to make the
ascent to the dome of tho capitol,
when she dropped her purse,
which fell On the csi'lay. She
left the platform to walk out on
the metal after II. The metal
ceiling is merely held from below
oy wires, and whom the young
lady. weight was placed upon the
panel 1t gave way as a matter Of
course. The panel was one i'm the
cornlcs hung many years ago, and
was not a portion of the ceilings
put up under the contract this
year.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-26
Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrh9a when
your bowels are out of order. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped G. c. C.. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-26
A Coming Wedding

Mr.. IL l.. Creighton, the pops
ular and well known agent of the
Virginia Life Insurance company.
leaves today for Heath Springs, in
Lancaster county, where he is to
we'd Mrs. Lula Cauthen ON the
evening of the 26th inst. The
bride and groom will go to Char
lesion, where they will spend sew
eral days at the exposition, after
which they will come to Columbia
and will lOca.e i'm the Wavslv
district-The State.
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Death OF Mrs G A Bowers


Mrs. Maggie Bowers, wife Of
Mr.. Geo. A. Bowe of the Oak
hurst section, died at her home
last Tuesday, after long illness
of consumption. She was about
A years of age and leaves her
husband and eight childrea-five
girls and three surviving
her. Her remains were inferred
at Salem church yard Wednesday
afternoon after funeral services
conducted by her pas:or, Rev.
Mr.. Chandler.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-26
surrendered to Tho Sheriff.

surrendered to Tho Sheriff.
Last Saturday Walter Kelley,
the negro who shot and killed
another by the nams of Catse last
Wednesday at Mr.. Henry Hor,
toms, near Ksrshaw, voluntarily
came up and surrendered to
Sheriff Hunter, and is now in
Jail to await trial at the approach
ing term Of court. He is Young
negro, probably not over II years
of age.
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M. y. M. Hood came homo
from Norfolk, Va, and spent
several days with his family this
week.
A desirable town co, nor lot fer
sale cheap. Apply to I. s. Car
ter.
Mr.. j. G. Elicit came over
from Yorkville Saturday and
spent Sur day at home.
The Legislature adjourned Sat
arday and the Lancaster delegation
all reached home that night.
Died, At 5 o'clock Yesterday
morning, lt,ls Kennedy g., Ia
fsnt child of Mr.. and Mrs. K. G.
Billings, aged 5 weeks.
Cash is cutting big capsr at
the Lancaster Mercantile Co.'S.
See their ad. in this issue and YOU
will see ssDe of "ths biggest
bargains on sartn.''
The subject of Rev. j. M.
Steadaan fer the msrnipg service
next Sunday will be "Soas rsa
sons for being = member Of the
church. " At the night service hs
will take up the sigbth and ninth
com nandmsnts.
The ChiquoIa Club will give ono
of its unique observation-disclosures.
sical and literary-at this place
Friday night next. We hope a
large audience will greet the tai.
ent of our sister town. Admis-
sion 25c reserved seats, 35c
Mrs. Eliza Snipes, wife Of Mr..
W, W. Snipes Of Ta1ahaw section
died on the 10th inst, of paralysis.
She was aoeut 3S years of age
and leaves = husband and 6 chill
arsn, 4 hoys and 2 girls. She
was a daughter of Mr.. Sebron Nc
Manus. She was buried at the
Fundsrburk graveyard, and old
family barying place. Enterprise.
1t has Developed that it was net
stray shot from Master Hoks
Knight. gun which wounded tho
old col"rod man, Lewis Lanisr,
several weeks ago in the woods
South Of town. The wound was
made by rifle bullet and Hska
was using shot gun. The old
man saw no one ut tho time he
recsived the wound and rs Hske
and one or two other boys were
hnntip. in tho woods at the time
the supposition was that a stray
shot from his gun had struck him.
Mrs. Rhodis' E.trllgs wife of
Mr.. jefferson Estrid ge of the
Iaxahaw ss,tion, died on We'd
nesday OF last week and was bur
led Friday at White Bluff church.
She was sick only about a week.
Pneumonia was her trouble. Be-
sides a husband she leaves three
children, the oldest about grown.
Enterprise.
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Every man and woman o: T. bsr-
Haels, Tradssvills, Caruss, Beth
lshsm ard Bethel schools, that
may bs interested in tho cause OF
education are earnestly requested
to hs present at an educ a,iensl
meeting, to bs h,ld at Tabernacle
Academy on Friday Feb. 2S,b, a,
= o'clock p. n.
The object of this meeting is to
take steps relative to establishing
. school at one Of the bovs named
places, by accepting the "Joha-
son offer" published sometime
ago.
Gene one, como all, and let us
unite our forces in this great
work. Citizens.
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Local Matters
Cotton brought q cents o,
this market yesterday.
The Longsville boys caught so
rabbits and "a opossums durin g
the snow.
II you want Canned goods cheap
g to Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Mrs: LILY Magill returned
ssms Saturday after spending a
week with friends in Chester
ssunty.
Canned Peaches, Corn, Apples,
Feas etc., way below cost at
Lancaster Mercantile Cos.
Mr.. Vim Hinsen of the Dixie
section lost IA infant babe On
Thursday last. 1t WAS buried at
hopswsll.
For Sale or Rent ! The Cloud
fesldencs-tsn rooms-corner OF
Arch and French Streets. Apply
to Il. S. Carter.
Miss Mamie Slower, of Oak
hurst, closed her school at Unity
last Friday and will open the
Eswcnt school next Monday.
II any subscriber has " ood that
he expects to haul tho editor on
subscription this would bs a psod
time to bring it.
Misses Hattie Miller, Maud
SrsxsrJ and Susie Dunlap, stu
dents At Winthrop, came over
saturday and spent Sunday at their
homes.
For rent! Nice 4-room house on
French Street. Apply 10 W. J.
Cunningham.
Mr.. Blake Rebsrtson, who tsok
ssddenly Ill st this place, i, much
better, aad was able to return to
his home at Oakhur.t last Satur.
day.
For remit l, q or 8 rooms, IN
Catawba House, separately or TO-
gsther. Apply to w. j. Cunning
ham.
Overcoats, Hats and Shoes ut a
sacrifice at Lancaster Mercantile
Company's
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Hinson of the Pri.
mus neighborhood, aged 2 years,
died on Saturday last of paraly .
sis and was buried at Fork Hill
church Sunday.
Don't meddle with the railroad
tanks. Some one monkeyins
with the l.. q. G. tank at the
factory last Sunday accidentally
let ont all the water not being
able to stop the flow once he got it
started.
On account Of the very disagree
Ill L
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-26
GiVeS Aid Where it
is Most Needed
The Ehsrt of the Changes in the
fe.s',n Act. -Car~s for Those
Who Are AGED.
The State, 93d, iast.

| shs new pension act viii b0 OF
vs"s'sl interest. The old soldiers
snd tho rid~~s will get msrs this
hear than ever before and the gen.
sr'l plan is m Improvement.
After al have bscn paid accord
ing to tho scheme Of division the
remainder is I" no spp~rtion"d
among those who are 80 years Of
aye and "ver la ibis way those
VII" are mast needy will bs ma
terls'!y aided.
The clause making tho spprs-
pris,ion cosciudes ,hus: And in
ease the sa~s "r such amount ~
'fa'i he appropriated shall bs in
sufficient, thsn tbs amount -
appropriated shall he a:str;huted
Pr"portissally .mosx those lsx.'-
ly sntitlad t. receive tho same,
provided that hose pensioners de.
scrihea in section 1t sc as class A,
class y, class b NJ. 1 and Glass G.
No. 3, shall have been first paid
in full, Provided further, in case
the Same or such aaluunt az shall
be apprspris, cd shall DO more
tsan sufficient, then the amount 80
appropriated shall 10 distributed
pr"psrtionally among all those
legally entitled to receive the
same
The requirements fer applicants
for pensions are thu. ststed:
9Th. applicant must have bsss
n resident of tho State for two
years. In sIder to obtain the
hsnedts Of this chapter, the ap-
plicsnt quslif I'd by residence must
also show:
"(A) If a man-1st. That he
was a bona 6de soldier or sailor in
the service of the State or Con-
federsts States in the war between
the States: and 3nd. Either (a)
that while in such service he lost
leg Or arm, or sight or received
Other ho,iily injury whereby he
has become disabled nv paralysis;
ard further, that neither himself
nor ais wife has an income exec 81
$3.50 per annun, nor prnps rtv
sufficient to produce such an in.
come; or (h) that he has reached
the age Of "a Years, and that
neither he nor his wife i receiy
ing an annual income Of S1UO
from any source. nor possessed Of
property sufficient to produce
OHSp it'olI0.
"(BG If a woman LIST. That
she is tho widow Of a man who
was a houa fide soldier or sailor
In the service of the State, or of
the Confederate States ia the war
between the States; and 2nd.
That she has never remarr,ed. or
being 60 years of age is widow
again, her last husband having
died; and Bird, That either (a) she
is 60 years Of age, or (b) that her
husband lost his life in ,he service
OF the State, or of tho Confsder-
ate States, in the war between the
States, 4th, That she has not an
income of $3.50 per annum nor
property sufficient to produce
same.
5th. The classification of all
pensions shall be as follows.
"Class A Those who as a re-
suit of wounds received in the war
are physically helpless, or who
while in such service lost both
arms or both legs, or sight; or
who are disabled by paralysis and
are unable to make living; whose
income does not exceed $3.50.
"Class B-Thess who have
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~ Pay one year in advance
for The Ledger and lot us send
you the Home and Farm free for
sas year.
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To kent! A valuable four horse
fsrm, with good buildings. Farm
IN "BellTown" about 7 miles
west of town. Rent reasonable.
Apply at this eGse.
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All persons indebted either hy
note, account, or otherwise, must
ssme forward and settle, fer !
need the mensy.
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~ Pay your s0bseriptlsn to
TIE Ledger, please.
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For Tao Ledger.
Educationsl Meeting at Tabel nscle
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-26

A desirable town COZ ner lot fe
sale cheap. Apply to I. s. Car.
ter.
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4 ~ Minutes for 'iinner
Noe TRAIT Nos So a.,d ear.
'p' rat"u dnlly
liain- y : "a 80 4 II ls,l4 Is
sLd rs rep rate dai!v vxc-p, r.un-
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Mr.. j. M. Hood came homo
from Norfolk, Va, and spent
several days with his family this
week.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-26

Canned Peaches, Corn, Apples,
Feas etc., way below cost at
Lancaster Mercantile Cos.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-26

Mr.. j. +. Clybuln was sum
moned by telegram and left Mon
day for the bedside of his father,
Mr.. Henry N. Clyburn, at At
'anta, Ca, who is dangerously ill
with pneumonls. Until recently
Mr.. Clyburn lived near Van Wyck
in this county. He has many
friends who will regret to hear of
his serious illness.
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Local Matters
Cotton brought . cents o,
this market yesterday.

Hrs: LILY Magill returned
ssms Saturday after spending .
week with friends in Chester
ssuaty.
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Cash is cutting q big capsr Al
the Lancaster Mercantile Co.'S,
See their ad. in this issue and YOU
will see seDe of "ths biggest
bargains on sartn.''
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II any subscriber has wood hat
he expects to haul the editor on
subscription this would bs a psod
hns to bring it.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-08
The nsw nlll Il murd,ek.

Philip Keete, the hustling citizen of
Mprdock, was in town last Thursdsy
evening and Friday morning to have
some big pipe fittings cut for the heat,
Ing plant Of the new, 100 barrel flour
mill q his town. Mr.. Keefe Is the
largest stockholder il. the Murdoch
Milling Co. He stated that the mill
would begin making -four IL about :
week. The company e planning :
great opening for their nav mill 10 oe-
cur some Saturday IA the nsar future.
$ExlGov. John Lind and Attorney
William olander will speak and . big
barbscns hss been planned. The oom-
|pany Will giys away nvs hundrsd 7-
pound sacks pf aour . lamples 81
thss Az.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-08


Jan. 7, 19o2.-A happy New Year to
all...... The new sect, proclaimed by
Revs. Jubbs and Key as the Church of
God had baptizing in Long Lake
Monday Dec. 30. A number of fifteen
were baptized. The preachers depart
ed the same evening on the freight
train to st. Cloud. ......... Miss Sina
Peterson, who has been staying with
her brother p. I. Peterson, departed
last week for her home near Bangor,
Wis. go. Miss Jennie Embertson ar
rived here on New Years day to be-
gin her winter term of school in Irv-
ing. Rev. Midthun and Rev. Ytre-
hus held meeting at n. A. Hanson's
yesterday. Rev. Ytrehus is working
for the Lutheran Home Mission. -.
A mass meeting for discussing the es-
tablishment OF creamery or skimm-
ing station here is called to be held
Jan. 9. All are invited to come.
Mr.. Andrew Israelson of New London
visited friends here Sunday. "A
little newcomer has swelled the family
OF Emil Hofstad lately. ......... Miss
Walberg went to New London last
Saturday to teach in the New London
school. ..... The boys say that jack
rabbit hunting is the leading sport of
the day. JUNIUs.
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=
R|.lngvllI!sl.. ]

s.sa.E Lam Itt onkas1ss -the northsrn
and southern states have changed cli-
mate for q while; we are getting rain
and they snow. :. John Peterson was
very pleasantly surprised by the young
people last Friday night. A very
pleasant time was passed till d late
hour. A nice rocking chair was left
as q token of esteem. -. Misses Sena
and Garry Stenbakken, Tina Larson
and Lydia Eliason and Messrs. Julius
Stenbakken and p. M. Peterson visit
ed at Christopherson's New Years
day......sam Shipstead returned to
West Superior Saturday. John
Iverson and Ole Antonson Sundayed
at P. o. Iverson's......Jo .Jorgen Olson
visited at Irving during Christmas. :.
Miss Hanna Coyne returned to
Warner to take charge of her school
again today. .Miss>Hanna Newgord
resumes her work as teacher in Colfax
today. John Halvorson and Edwin
Newgord went to New London Sunday
to resume their studies. . . John STEM
bakken attended the surprise party at
Ole Strands Saturday night. He re-
ports very good time. ........ Martin
Gunderson and family visited at john
Gunderson's Sunday. Christ Christ
opherson takes q carload of hogs to
st. Paul today. Miss Gunderson,
who has been working in Willmar for
some time, returned home Friday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-08
Sw. Lutheran Annual MestlnR.

The annual business meeting of the
Swedish Lutheran Bethel church Of
Wi]lmar was held Friday afternoon.
Lars Moline and Ole Goranson were
reelected deacons and Swan Carlson
wss reelected trustee. Sam Nelson
was elected orgsnist and also supt. of
the Sunday school. This position
has been held by Erick ohsberg since
the church organized in 1891 and he
has rendered the church most faithful
and diligent service. "A. P. Borgeson
was elected janitor. It was decided to
have six weeks parochial school,
the salary Of teacher to be $500 per
month. The financial affairs Of the
church were discussed and ways and
means provided for the completion Of
the parsonage now under construc-
ton. The church has as yet no resi-.
dent pastor but are expecting def.
nate answer from Rev. Gust Peterson
TO whom was sent . call some months
ago. Its expected that Rev. Peterson
@willvisit this place the coming week
during which time be Will prob bsbly
make known his decision. s=..s.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-08
Officers Installed .

The Woodman and Royal Neighbor
camps Of spicer had q joint public
installation of officers on Friday even
ing, Jan. 3. The following officers
were installed: Woodmen-J. J. Hen
derson, v. c.; Ernest Martin, w. A.;
VIM. Olson, Banker; A. G. Mardin,
Clerk; VIM. Henderson, Escort; Chas.
Foss, Sentry; Chas. Olson, Watchman;
J. H. Martin, Manager. Royal Neigh
bors-Mrs. Peter Henderson, Oracle;
Mrs. P. M. Burns, Vice Oracle; Mrs.
D. Hagenstine, Recorder; Mrs. J. j.
Henderson, Receiver; Mrs. E. E. Kel-
~, Chancellor; Mrs. J. Larson, Inner
Sentry; Mrs. 81. Martin, Outer Sentry;
Misses Sadie Parsons and Mamie
Lawler, Managers; Drs. johnson and
Ridgeway, Physicians; A fine pro-
gram was rendered, consisting OF
speeches by J. J. Henderson and J. s.
Andrews, recitations or readings by
Mary Lawler, D. Hagenstine, Anna
Olson, Charley McDermott, E. E. Kel-
ly, Della Olson, Mrs. Hagenstine,
Anna schollin and Melinda Hagen
stine; songs by Melinda Hagenstine,
Jennie Mardin and Beth Anderson.
One of the most appreciated features
of the program was the music rendered
BY the spicer orchestra, composed OF
the following players: John Alden
and Alice Howard, violin; Ernest Alb
bott and Charles Masters, cornet; Miss
Sadie Parsons, piano. After the in
stallation and, program supper was
served. After the older people had
left for home the young folks took
possession Of the floor and had a
dance. z,a.<s. < -~.
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A Visitor from Norway.

Torkil Viker, Of Christiania, Nor
way, was in the city visiting with rela-
tives and friends last week. Mr..
Viker owns an invention of q new kind
of a moving machine, and his visit to
this country was for the purpose OF
securing patent on the same in this
country, in which he succeeded. Mr..
Viker is an acquaintance Of Even
Railson of Norway Lake, he having
purchased some fast horses from him
some time ago, at the time when the
latter gentleman exported number
of his Kandiyohi county raised trot-
ters. Mr.. Viker was distant rela-
tive of Mr.. Erick Holt of this city.
He departed for Minneapolis last Fri.
day and from there will leave for his
home soon. He was we'll pleased with
what he had seen of America. and his
old country.men here.
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SunburRh.

Jan. 6.-Hans Peterson from Irving
conducted q series of revival meetings
last week. Mrs. Johannes Moe died
Christmas day after q brief illness,
and was Inferred in the Hauees ceme-
terry last Tuesday. Lars R0nning-
en-, our old mail driver, visited friends
during the holidays. ..Nuffen Gun.
nufson and Martin Quame have sc.
cured the positlon as mail drivers
from sunburgh to New London. !. !. . :.
Misses Anna Hande and Anna and
Gena Weden left for Hope, N. D., q
few days ago. ole r. Olson is can.
vassing our county selling Ellis
cream separators. That kind of sep
arators have proven to be the best Of
its kind. ...The surprise party at Ole
Hellerud's last Monday evening was
grand success. Mr.. and Mrs. Even
Gandrud of Glenwood came here to
attend the funeral OF Iyar Gronset. ..
M. o. Rhine from Duluth came up a
few days before Christmas to see his
old father, Ole Rhine. 90. ole r. Olson
Jr. is now in the employ of Henry
Torgerson & Co.. The farmers oi
Norway Lake ought to establish an
electric car line, running from Ben
son via Sunburgh to Belgrade.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-08
will Start In Business.

S. E. Magnuson returned from
Edgeley, N. D. last Sunday. Mr..
Magnuson together with his, brother
Fred, has been out there and made q
deal for q stock of merchandise.
Among other lands that they traded
of was the farm formerly owned by
DR.. johnson north of New London.
The value of tho merchandise stock is
SO, 900 and their real estate $1,000. The
business will be operated under the
firm of Magnuson Bros. Ed does not
intend to move there, at least for some
time, but will let his brother Fred
manage the business. The TRIBUNE
wishes the boys success in their new
venture. e.z..s<. =. !, ':2sz q
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-08
kandiyohI.

Jan. 6.-Write it 1902. Albert En-
blom returned from the cities, New
Years day. .. Geo. and Tina Enblom
and. Harry Anderson attended the
Hope Society at Atwater last Friday
evening. ;. Miss Mary Lundquist was
given q very agreeable surprise last
Friday evening. A good time was re-
ported by all. 80. Miss Tina Enblom
went to Pennock last Saturday to
spend Sunday with friends. 80. .Clau-
sens young people spent Sunday a
week ago at John Anderson's........
Miss Anna Anderson returned to At
water New Years day after spending
the holidays at home. s.. Harry Ander-
son spent New Years evening at J.
Berg's. Miss Helga Broman enter.
tanned q few of Ler friends last Sun
day. MIKE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-08
:Entertalameat Ut Sploer.

The Y. II. s.. Of the Sw. Lutheran
church held an entertainment and So
cial st spioer New Years eveninRwhich
proved . very successful and pleasant
affair. The speeches delivered by H.
A. Lingren and Rev. Collin wore i'm:
pressive and full OF thought and %: I
whole the program was we'll received.
Tho young ladiss Of spicer served ex'
oellent cotes and cake II . most efa'
cient manner. Tho receipts at tho doe1
amounted % S1s. IS. New London
Timss,