Willmar tribune., 1902-07-09
H. IL NI>-ls> a The News, Personal and Otherwise,
AA~A AvAOAAtAOA4 G5S of the Immediate Vicinity

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Andrew D. O'Brien of Graceville
was Willmar visitor this week.
A pocketbook containing small
amount OF money awaits an owner al
this Office.
Mrs. Algot Peterson left last Satur.
day for q weeks visit with her par.
ents in Colfax.
Attorney J. NJ. Downs has beer
quite Ill the past week with an attack
Of appendicitis.
Ted Schain has taken a position on
the staff of clerks in the G. N. super.
intendent's Office.
Conductor J. T. Carruthers and
wife are home from their extended
visit with Maine relatives.
President Spicer of the First Ma.
tional Bank was a business visitor to
Maynard the first of the week.
Barney Boyd came home from Hills
boro, N. D., the latter part of last
week for brief visit with his folks
here.
Last week was busy one for the
different town assessors, who were to
have their returns in at the county
auditors Office by Monday.
County Attorney Olney of Swift
county was in the city the first of the
week enroute to Brainerd, where he
had a case in district court.
Miss Kathryn Mossberg is home
from an extended visit with her father
at Armenia, N. D., and with friends at
Fargo, Brainerd and other points.
Misses Pleiades and Louise Fancher
expect to leave the latter part of the
month on an extended visit with rela-
tives at Mantorville and other points.
Attorney Castberg and family are
spending the week as guests of DR..
Gibson and family at Atwater. They
will also enjoy an outing at Diamond
Lake.
Miss Ida Boe of Sunburgh has
taken the position of typewriter at the
Office of Attorney Castberg in place of
Miss Gibson, resigned, who has gone
to her home at Atwater.
Miss Marie Johnson, of the A. O.
U. W. grand recorders Office at ST..
Paul, is enjoying couple of weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Willmar and vicinity.
Archie Larson will be in attendance
at the convention of the Beta Theta
Pi fraternity of the Minnesota "U,"
which opened its sessions at Lake
Minnetonka yesterday.
J. J. Ekander left last Friday on a
trip to Canada, to look up some prop
erty which he purchased there some
time ago. He went by way of Duluth,
where he was joined by parties from
that city.
Fred W. Segerstrom has bought the
A. c. Crawford residence property on
the corner of Ninth street and Trott
Ave. Consideration, $500. Mr..
Segerstrom expects to occupy it the
first of August.
Miss Janette Ives is filling the posi-
tion of telephone operator for the To-
cal commission house OF Edwards,
Wood & Co., formerly held by Miss
Mabel Porter, who will spend the
summer at Crescent Beach.
Among the new lake dwellers at
Green Lake this season are Mrs. Min
ME Larson and the Misses Korthe.
They will occupy a cottage on the
north shore recently built and owned
by Rasmus Korthe and Mrs. Larson.
Rev. Father Malloy went to Clon-
tart Monday to enjoy visit with
Father Toner of that parish, who had
lately been installed there. Accom-
panying him we're Father Martyr, OF
Dell Rapids, S. D., and Father Cum
ningham, of White Bear, MINI.
Misses Emma Haines and Ril1ah
Parsons were among the teachers who
left here for Minneapolis this week to
be in attendance at the meetings ol
the National Educational Association
They also expected to remain for the
sessions of the University summer
school.
The Willmar Tent and Hive of Mac
cabees are planning for card party
and social to be given in their lodge
rooms in the Bonde hall on Tuesday
evening, July Is. The affair will be