Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-10
Brief Mention ~ TIT 1 N s r PEI ' .ss o %

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for q visit to Scandinavia. Their SON
Server will join them at Minneapolis.
He graduates this year from Luther
College, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Lewis Lien was down from Barry.
MIMI, to attend the High School CON-
mencement exercises, his sister, Miss
Matte, being one of the graduates.
James Briggs, of woodbine, Iowa,
Is q guest at the home of his uncle,
Ole Lien.
The first Sunday summer excursion
to Spicer was q complete success as
far as the sale OF tickets was concerned.
There were 179 tickets sold at this
point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Gale left last
Thursday for their home at Bremerton,
WASH, after spending several weeks
OF their wedding trip at Willmar and
other points in the state.
Miss Carrie Nelson, OF Browns VAL
ley, visited briefly with Willmar
friends last Saturday on her way to
her old home at Grove City to attend
the wedding of her sister.
n. L. Melgaard and family, of Ar
gyle, are visiting relatives and friends
In Willmar and vicinity. They are
guests at the home of Mrs. Melgaard's
sister. Mrs. Gustave A. Erixon.
Miss Josephine Jenness is home
from Elbow Lake, where she has just
completed q successful years work as
instructor in the public schools. Miss
Jenness has been reelected for another
year.
Miss Rillah Parsons has finished her
school at Fridley, MIMI, and is now
at her home in Spicer to spend the
summer vacation. Miss Parsons en-
joyed brief visit in this city with her
sister, Mrs. Peter Henderson, last
week.
Henry G.. Hanson returned yesterday
from Minneapolis, where he has just
graduated with honors from the "U. {"
Mr.. Hanson is graduate from the
Academic Course. He left for his
home near Willmar, where he will enjoy
q much-needed rest.
The Ladies Social Union will serve
refreshments at the home of Mrs. G.
H. Sherwood on Friday afternoon OF
this week from four to elk O'Clock for
ten cents. After six regular supper
will be served for Is cents. Everyone
is cordially invited.
Walter A. Lindquist, who has charge
OF the grocery department at P. 81.
Roise & Co.'S, has been Joined by his
wife, who arrived here last Saturday,
and they will occupy the Covell house
in the Second ward recently vacated
by Frank Stansberry.
Martin Gilbertson, who has been
spending the past week here, expects
to return to the Black Bay mining
country on Thursday. Mrs. Martin
Sorenson and Mrs. Peter Freeberg will
accompany him for a several weeks
visit there with their husbands.
c. M. Tjosvold came down from
Grand Forks, N. d., to attend the
Tjosvold- Gordhamer wedding last
Saturday, and remained for few days
visit with friends in Willmar and vi
entity. Mr.. Tjosvold has \ position
in one of the banks in that city.
A temporary organization of the
local branch of the Socialist Party Of
America has been effected in this city
with the following as officers: A. N.
Gilbertson, secretary; Martin Engen,
treasurer; E. G. Christensen, organ.
izer; M. G. Tollefson, literature agent.
Mr.. Vernon, general agent for Min.
nesota and North Dakota, was in
Willmar last Friday for the purpose
of establishing an agency here for the
hygienic shade hanger, which is man
ufactured at Lacrosse, Wis, This is
the hanger which was invented some
time ago by J. G. Forsberg.
Miss Mabel Rodlun, who has been
teaching at Eyota the past year, re-
turned to her Willmar home this week
and will spend the summer with her
parents. Miss Rodlun mas been elected
to teach in the Pine Island public
schools next year and will 60 there to
take the position Of principal.
Miss Emma johnson will leave next
Friday for Minneapolis, where she
will stay during the summer. A party
of young friends from here drove out
to her old home in town of white6eld
last night and sprung q pleasant sur
prise on her, but were made to feel at
home and spent an enjoyable evening.