Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-05

ing Co., left today for Worcester,
Mass, on business pertaining to the
mill.
D. Efmquist, wife and daughter
Hazel spent Sunday near Grove City
visiting with Mrs. G. E. Redlund, q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Handy and son
Harold left last Saturday for Center
vile, Mass, where they expected to
spend a month visiting at Mr.. Handy g
old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nygren, of Min
neapolis, arrived here on Saturday.
Mr.. Nygren has secured position as
engineer for threshing company the
coming season.
j. F. Willard vice president of the
Kandiyohi Co. Bank, removed last
week into the Bergdahl residence on
Fifth street, which he is now occupying
with his family.
DR.. Hugh Henderson, of Chicago,
former resident of the town of Green
Lake, left for his home on Saturday,
after a visit with friends and relatives
in this vicinity.
Miss Lillian Nelson, OF Atwater,
and Messrs. Frank Covell and Her.
man Swanson, also of that place,
were guests last Sunday at the home
of co. Supt. Dobbyn.
Ralph Kurr, of Boomers Ferry,
Idaho, visited yesterday with Mr..
and Mrs. D. Elmquist on his way to
Hudson, where he will visit with his
parents for some time.
Miss May Brewer visited yesterday
with the family of J. E. Leslie enroute
to her home at Luverne. She had
been staying with friends and relatives
at Warren for some time.
Emil Dahlheim went to Benson Sun
day evening, where he will stay for
some time. Emil is quite an expert in
his profession, lathing, and he is en-
lying a humming business.
Mrs. Marley, sister of Mrs. John
Towey, is here from Minneapolis for
visit with her Willmar relatives.
Miss Geegan, of Minneapolis, is also
a guest at the Towey residence.
Teachers examinations have been
in progress at the High school build
ing since Monday morning and will
close today. Nearly fifty applicants
for certificates have been in attend
ance.
Miss Serene Botnen is having a
weeks vacation from her duties At
''The Big Store" She will stay at
home part of the time, but will prob
ably also take q trip out to sunny
Green Lake.
Mr.. John Towey and family, accom-
panied by their guests, Misses Cert
rude Geenan and Celia Blake, went to
Green Lake yesterday, where they
will occupy W. E. Tew's cottage for
about q week.
Miner Boyd was over from Renville
to spend Sunday with his family. Mr..
Boyd has position in the Renville
State Bank, and as soon as q resi-
dence can be secured he will remove
the family there.
Otto Mankel, who Is employed with
the New London Milling Co., has
been granted q weeks vacation from
his duties. He will spend the week
visiting with relatives at New London
and Norway Lake. - @...-.
The Bethany society of the Luther
an Free church will have q regular
meeting tonight at eight O'Clock in
the church. A program will be rem
dered and refreshments served.
Every body welcome. 4. b It'll. IL
Miss Christine Botnen returned home
last Friday from Fargo, N. D., where
abe has been stay Ing since last Sep.
4tember. She is here for 9 visit with
friends and relatives and will return
Is Fargo IN about six weeks. 81
The Black Bay Mining Company's
Offices u this city are nowxwell sup.
pied with ore. Another. shipment VS.
received here last week from the mines
and yesterday. Mr., Rigg returned
home With several more specimens .