Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-19

MISS OOTd hISS udS dS din FeSumoO
her position as saleslady at the store
of Sandven, Crawford & Co., after a
pleasant vacation which she spent at
Eagle Lake.
Mrs. Dapens and children returned
home from Solway yesterday morn
ing. They had been staying on a
claim belonging to Mr.. Danens for
about six weeks.
Rev. Heimdahl of the Synod church,
who has been i'll for some time, is now
improving: During his illness the
pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Ylve-
saker, of Zumbrota. =
The Wheaton base. ball club has dis
banded for the season and Norman
Booth, who has been holding the po-
sition of pitcher for the team, returned
to Willmar last week.
Rev. Peterson, of Benson, and
Rev. Strand, of Appleton, passed
through here Monday on their way to
Grow River, where conference is be-
ing held part of this week.
Christen Anderson, of Mount Horeb,
Wis, visited at the home of O. l..
Lien over Sunday. He was on his
way to Souris, N. D., in the neighbour
hood of which he has claim.
The new residence for Alexander
Williams is about completed. Only
the papering being left. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Williams will move
into his new home in the near future.
At the services in the Swedish Luth-
eran church last Sunday the follow.
ing were accepted as members of the
congregations: Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Kjos,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmussen and Mrs. P.
Lundberg.
Miss Marie Johnson, of St. Paul, is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city this week. She is employed as
stenographer at the A. o U. w. Office
in st. Paul and is having q vacation
from her duties.
Rev. G. Harmon Johnson, of Chi
cago, arrived here yesterday for a
short visit with his many friends and
former practitioners. He arrived here
from Litchfeld, where he made short
stay with friends.
Mrs. O. N. Sletten will have an ad-
dition built to her residence in the
First ward in the near future. The
undation has been laid and Salver-
son, the carpenter, will soon be ready
to put up the addition.
George Noren arrived here Sunday
evening from Gladstone, Mich, where
he has been employed in drug store
since leaving Willmar. George has
taken = position in this city in the A.
E. Mossberg drug store.
K E. Berg is the owner of fine
new Huber threshing outfit. He has
been busy for some time preparing for
the coming season and left today for
the fields of waving grain, where he
will be kept busy for some time.
Messrs. w. T. Markhus, Ole Rogan
and Otto Wennerlund compose q party
of7young men who are enjoying an
outing at Eagle Lake. They are
occupying the Nasset cottage, where
they are lat home" to their gentle
men friends.
Mrs. Frank Carlson returned last
Friday to Lisbon, N. D., after an ex
tended visit with her brother, Willie
Johnson, and other relatives in the
county: She was accompanied to
Lisbon by Mrs. Johnson, who will
spend some time visiting there.
Rev. @solum and family returned
home the first part of the week. They
had been visiting with relatives near
DEBORAH, Iowa, and also at Mime.
apolis, and enjoyed the trip very
much. Rev. Solum left again Mon.
day on business pertaining to the
Seminary. - :@s -:rs@@
A few friends of Mrs. Amanda
Weinberg paid her visit last Mon.
day evening at her home in the Firs,
Ward. The company brought Will
them efreshmentso and m enjoyable
time Was spent. Before leaving FOL
homesthey left > neat sum Of money :.
Z token Of esteem. :s. isss5zz i sss