Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-10-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
Briefly Related


MISS Lima Paulson is spending the
week with Benson and Morris friends
Mrs. Eva Norman has been visiting
'n1s week at her old home in Mamre.
The Willmar post office presents a
much improved appearance in it's new
coat OF wall paper.
Miss Edith Peterson left on satnr-
day for Morris, after an extended
stay with relatives here.
Mrs. D. N. Tallman will entertain
! tne ladies of the Monday Afternoon
Club at her home this afternoon.
Mrs Spencer Ericsson returned to
raymond Saturday, after several
days. visit with Willmar friends.
Misses Lena Henning and Bertha
Conntck, OF Raymond, were the guests
OF Miss Lillian Johnson over SUNDAY.
Miss Ella Haines, who is teaching
school in Louriston, Chippewa county
spent Sunday at her home in this city.
Arthur Bruss and Rudolph Spletter
left last Thursday for Jefferson, Iowa.
where they open their new cigar fac
tory.
John Strand, who has charge of the
Raymond store for the Jones Cloth
ing Co., spent Sunday here with his
family.
Miss Anna Rannestad, stenographer
for the law firm of Bitterness & Downs,
spent q couple of days this week with
Benson friends.
Rev. 81. G. Buell. was visitor at
Donnelly last Thursday and Friday,
where he assisted in the organization
of a new Presbyteria church.
Olof Kjorlaug, formerly of this city
but who is now in the drug business at
Winning, Minn., spent Sunday and
Monday with old Willmar friends.
Mrs. L. j. Boudette was called to
her old home at Watertown, S. D.,
last Saturday by a message an
nouncing her mothers serious illness.
Arthur Harris has taken a position
with the Minnesota Central Telephone
Co., and on Monday commenced to
serve in the capacity of collector for
the local tele phone exchange.
City Clerk Otos and wife are now
occupying rooms at the Peter Bonde
home in the First ward, having re-
moved from the Otos residence, which
will be occupied by its new owner
next week,
Rey. T. M. Findley, pastor at large
of the ST.. Cloud Presbytery, gave an
interesting address at the First Presby-
terian church last Sunday morning on
home mission work, it's needs and
prospects.
Herbert L. Cope, the humorist, will
be with US on the evening of Noy. 4.
This is the first entertainment of the
series to be given in this city under
the management of the Columbian
Lyceum Bureau of St. Paul.
The Ladies Parish Guild will serve
coffee at the home of Mrs. C. W.
Johnson tomorrow (Thursday) after
noon, from three to six O'Clock. All
are most cordially invited. The
ladies are requested to meet at two
O'Clock for sewing.
D. w. Flanders returned on Mon
day to his home in Minneapolis, after
spending several days here with his
brother law, John G. Berg. The
two enjoyed a hunting trip in the
Grass Lake country south of Willmar
and Mr.. Flanders carried back with
him q nice brace of ducks.
Several of our foot ball enthusi-
asts are planning to attend the Mime
sofa Michigan football game, which
will be played on Northrop field next
Saturday afternoon. Minneapolis
will be the mecca for large number
who desire to witness the great battle
between the Minnesota and Michigan
boys.
The replevin suit against certain