Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-07-18

- OF the Nlty and Amneoaate vicinity :
gregation at Princeton, left on Thur
day to resume the. duties of his pas.
torate after visit with friends and
relatives in this city and vicinity.
E. M. Stanford went to Milbank,
S. D. on Wednesday. He was called
down there on account of the illness
of his brothers, Joshua Stanfords'
wife, who is not expected to recover
from her illness.
Miss Mamie Keefe, who has been
visiting with Miss Cora Lindner, left
on Wednesday for visit with friends
at Morris. After her visit she intends
to 20 to North Dakota, where she is
engaged to teach term of school.
Miss Hattie Croonquist, of Kensal,
N. D., who had been visiting with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Hedin, in this city, left on Thursday
for Grove City. After a brief visit
there with friends she will return to
her home.
Sam and Charley Oblinger, Of How
ard Lake, are visiting with friends in
this city. Sam just came back from
the army in the Philippine Islands.
He was formerly member of Com
pany D. of Willmar, when at Camp
Ramsey.
J. Nj. Burns, former Kandiyohi
county boy, who is now buying wheat
at Davenport, N. D., has been calling
on old friends here and has been Wis
~itipg with his parents in the town Of
Kandiyohi. Mr.. Burns expects to re-
turn to Dakota the first part of next
week.
W T. Mcclure, former Willmarite,
is here from Eden Valley for q visit
with his brother, Frank McGuire.
Mr.. MCGUIRE had not been here for
five years and noticed many changes
in our progressive city. He is at pre-
sent in charge of an elevator at Eden
Valley.
DR.. Gerretson will remove next
Monday into the new Bubble Block,
here he will occupy new quarters for
his dental business. The doctor has
some neat rooms in his new location.
He will be pleased to see all his pa
irons at the new place of business
after the above date.
Albert Norsen, formerly employed
with the Great Northern, at this point,
came home on Thursday for q visit
with his brother-in.law, Adolph Nor
man. Mr.. Norsen was married some
time ago to Miss Ada Francisco of
St. Paul, and he expects to make his
future home in that city.
Fred W. Segerstrom was in Clara
City this week looking after business
connected with the branch establish
ment recently located there by the
Seperstrom Supply Co. Miss Alfredo
Lindholm, of Tripolis, will remain in
charge of the store, where she is to
give instruction in music.
Guy Cummings, who has been en-
ployed with the Great Northern and
the Glenwood Spring Water Co., left
on Thursday for his home at st. Cloud.
Mr.. Cummings during his stay of
about six months in this city, made
many friends, who all hope to see him
back again at an early date.
J. D. Lawler, who is quite we'll
known here and whose former home is
in the town of Green Lake, has been
visiting relatives and friends in the
county. Mr.. Lawler will return to
st. Paul the first part OF next week,
which city he makes his headquarters
while employed on the ON aha railway.
Joe Cleary, who for some time past
has been employed in the South on the
Cotton Belt railway system, is again
q Willmar resident. Joe may again
enter the service of the Great North
ern and with his family make this
city his permanent home. Mrs. Cleary
and baby have been here for some
time.
Miss Alma johnson returned home
from DEBORAH Wednesday after .
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ylvesaker,
who is suffering with consumption.
There is no hope of Mrs. Ylvesaker's
recovery and she is only waiting for
the hour when che may leave this
world of sorrow for brighter, better
land.
Mrs. Florence Emery and mother,
Mrs. Stokes, left on Wednesday for
Monticello, where they will make their
home for time. Mrs. Stokes plans
to spend next winter in California.
Mr.. Emery, who has been in charge
OF the Eighth grade in the Central
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