Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-04-08

Ihe ladies' OF the Queen Esther Clrcle
of the M: E. church will give an Easter
supper and sofa pillow sale in the
Bonde Hall on the evening of April
IL. Supper will be served for Is cents
1872
The Royal Neighbors will initiate
large class of candidates at it's mee:-
ing to be held the last Tuesday even
ing of this month, April q. Arrange.
ments will be made to make the event
one Of more than ordinary interest.
The Ladies Parish Guild will hold
q sale of kimonas, aprons, underwear
etc., Tuesday, April IA, at the Ode
Fellows hall. Sale will open at S
O'Clock. A good supper will be
served beginning at $50 throughout
the evening for rs ceats.. Everyone
cordially invited. 49, Is 2b
F. F. Nelson took his departure last
night on the Puget Sound Express for
San Francisco, CAL, where he will
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tew
Frans plans to spend some time on the
coast and will make tour Of the Diff
ferent cities with Mr.. lew in his ORR
entail entertainments.
A large party, composed of neigh
bors and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Bjorsel], rendered them sur
prise at their home in the Fourth
ward, last Monday evening. Refresh
ments were served and q most pleas
ant evening was spent. The company
paid their respects to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bjorsel by presenting them with q
large anu handsome Smyrna rug.
liver Thompson, q brother of Mrs.
I. c. Olson, and who was q resident
here some years ago, arrived last
Thursday from Norway, accompanied
by his family. During their residence
in that country they made their home
at Moe, Ranen. The Thompson fam
lily was accompanied to Willmar by
several other parties, all of whom will
20 to Washington state to locate.
Judge Chas. Hines of Shakopee, was
in the city last week to confer with
Mrs. Ella H. Mantor in regard to the
meeting of the Supreme Lodge, A: O..
U. W., and Superior Lodge, D. of a.,
which convene in the city of st. Paul
in June. Judge Hines is chairman of
the committee on arrangements and
reception of the A. o. U. w. and Mrs.
| Mautor of q like committee Of the D..
of II.
J. H Olson and masons left We'd
nesday for Willmar, having CON-
pleted the mason work on the Clara
City Mercantile Co.'s brick building.
Plastering aud a few minor jobs re-
main to be. done but this is ex-
pected to be finished in three weeks
when business will be conducted at the
new stand. The building is 6ue
looking structure and adds greatly to
the appearance of the town. A few
more such buildings will make our
town look like q little city.-Clara
City Herald.
A letter received by the Tribune last
Friday, written by Neis Rodlun at
Gresham, Oregon, announces the sa' e
arrival of himself aud family in thai
country. Mr. Rodlun speaks Of the
delightful climate there and at the
time of writing he was enjoying fine
weather. There has been very little
rain there since December. The grass
and crops are having a good growth
and flowers are found in abundance
and in full bloom. He enclosed some
specimens of his own picking, for
which he has our thanks. Mr., Rod
lun sends greetings to all his Kandi-
yohi county friends. He informs US
that his future address will be Ores.
ham, Oregon, Route No. 5, and Of
course will have the Tribune forwarded
to that place.