Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-21


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Miss Mabel Porter was the guest of
I1tchfeld friends Thursday.
Charlie Johnson, the shoe dealer,
went to the cities on business Friday.
Attorney Downs attended to bust.
Gness matters in the cities this week.
Miss Ellen Youngberg has been Yis-
Sting with minneapolis friends this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hanscom, of
ST Paul are visiting Willmar rela-
stives.
The Young Ladies Literary Club
Hznet last Thursday evening with Miss
BERTHA Potter.
. Mrs. Hollis Macdonald and child
sreturned to Breckenridge yesterday,
safser visit at2 the home Of M. Mac
sDonald.
Ole Sundquist went to Raymond
yesterday to look up location for a
bowling alley, which he is figuring on
Eputting in at that place.
s. E. stansberry has bought the in
saerest of David Crowley in the livery
business of j. J. Downs & Co. The
Shrm will hereafter be known as Downs
ii Stansberry.
Alex Williams, superintendent of
construction for the Minnesota Gen.
ssral Telephone Co., is attending to
improvements on the lines at Staples
and Long Prairie.
The ladies of the Catholic church
have indefinitely postponed the pro-
&gressive cinch party, which was an
'nounced for next Monday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sanderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fl. Thatcher, of
SGuelph, N. D., andCdaughter, Mrs. J.
ID. Root, of Enderlin, N. D., we're
guests OF W alter DeLaHunt and fami-
~ this week. They returned home
Thursday.
j: 81. Olson and John Skoolheim
were the successful bidders on a Joint
bid for the erection of the Few Synod
church parsonage. It is expected that
the building will cost about $4,000
when it is completed.
E. G. Wellin returned yesterday
from his eastern buying trip for the
Leading Store, and patrons of that
establishment may look for q fine
stock of spring goods in the near
future as result Of the trip.
Trenton League No. 4, Washington
League of Knights and Ladies, will
hold a session this evening at the
-Bonde Hall. A social will follow tt Q
business meeting, to which the men,
hers have invited their friends.
Leslie Macdonald met with an &C
-cident last Thursday night which will
incapacitate him from duty for time.
He fell on slippery walk and suf
Tered fracture in his right shoulder
GDr. MacLaughlin has been attending
HIN.
County Auditor, J ohnson and Coun-
TO Attorney Chas. Johnson went to
st. Paul Thursday, to be in attend
sance at banquet given that evening
sat the Metropolitan Hotel in honor of
s4he Swedish American members of the
astate legislature.
A delegation of twenty Eastern Star
kmembers from this city went to Ray
smoud yesterday afternoon to be
present at the ceremonies of institute
ang a new chapter in that village last
might. The delegation included a de-
sXree team from the local chapter.
Peter Hakanson was down from
Benson this week arranging for the
Eemoval of his family to this city,
which he plans to make his future
nome. They will occupy the Stalland
residence in the Third ward, which
Nr. Hakanson purchased some time
ago.
The Willmar Steam Laundry has
abeen obliged to shut down for a time
aon account of needed repairs to the
IN schinery. Mr.. Boyd. who has been
spending the week in the cities, hopes
so soon have o new equipment and
will install new machinery that will
give better satisfaction.
There was very large attendance
at the social given in the Swedish Mis-
sion church last Thursday evening.
An interesting program was given by
the young people, consisting of songs,
recitations aud readings. The re-.