Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-10

among the Green Lake summer resi-
dents who will ply the waters of that
lake with launch this season. Mr..
Onstad was New London druggist
before hts removal to Dawson. He
says that quite number from his
locality are planning to spend the
season at the lake.
Thomas F. Section and family re-
turned on Monday from Los Angeles,
CAL, where Mr.. Section had been in
attendance at the Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly as commissioner from
the St. Cloud Presbytery. They re-
port most enjoys able trip. During
their stay in the coast country they
also spent some time with relatives.
Thomas Marshall, tho we'll known
resident OF the town of East Lake Lii
lian. and his son-in-law, Will Kuther,
OF Olivia, were Willmar visitors last
week en- route to Saco, Montana. Mr..
Kuther has claim near that place
which he went to look after and Mr..
Marshall will spend some time in that
country looking up the prospects for
locating later on.
G. M. Lawson, of New London,
Nels Nelson of Svea and V. E. Law
son OF Wfllmar have departed to at
tend the meeting of the Augustana
Lutheran Synod at Paxton, ILL.,, the
first session of which occurs to-
morrow. The editor has promised to
give the readers of the Tribune the
benefit of some of his observations
during his absence.
Sunday, June IA, Is Childrens Day,
and it will be observed at the Pres
byter1an church with appropriate SER
vices. The pastor will speak at the
morning service to boys and girls.
The evening service will consist, for
the most part, of the Children's Day
program OF songs and Rotations.
The Sunday School Offering will be
for Sabbath School missions.
Olof Root, who is a member of q
bridge crew in the service of tho Great
Northern on the Cascade division, is
here from Everett, Wash. on q visit
with his children in the town of West
Lake Lillian and also renewing old
acquaintance in the county. It Is
about two and half years since Mr..
Root last visited the old scenes. He
expects to return after the Fourth.
Miss Helen G. Rains left last Thurs
day for a visit with friends in the
Twin Cities, Michigan and other
points. At Calumet, Mich, she will
be bridesmaid at the wedding OF
Miss Eleanor Nielsen, the former SUI
pervisor of music in the Willmar pub.
lie schools, to Mr.. Fred Couch, Of
that city. The marriage takes place
the 23rd inst. Miss Rains expects to
also 60 to Toronto, Canada, before
returning home.
Yesterday afternoon c. F. Spencer
and wife rendered the Senior class of
the Willmar Seminary a reception at
the Sandbo Cafe. After refreshments
had been served Mr.. Spencer in few
words congratulated tho large class
on their success. Saterback, the presi-
dent OF the class, thanked Mr.. Spencer
for his work with "Aurora. Miss
Stella Gilger thanked him in behalf
of the board of editors and Prof.
Solum in behalf of the faculty. Last,
but not least, the Seniors gave their
yell In honor of Mr.. Spencer.
A most happy surprise was sprung
on Miss Stella Engberg last Friday
by friends and members of the Pres
byterian congregation in this city.
Miss Engberg has during her years
stay here as teacher in our schools
been faithful member of the choir,
and as token of appreciation for the
valuable services she has rendered,
q handsome brooch was presented to
her. The young lady won many
friends here who will regret to learn
that she will not return to Willmar
next year. She left on Saturday for
brief visit in Minneapolis, from
where she goes to her home at Red
Wing.
leo Cream Social.
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
Bethel church will serve ice cream and
cake on next Monday evening on the
lawn south of the Otos residence or
corner of Litchfeld avenue and Second
street, throughout the evening. All
will be welcome. 33t
The Sewing Society of the Lutheran
Free church will Give their ANN a.