Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-10-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
Briefly Re1ated

SOSe4 NlND-E ANSOlNf1As NIVS
Briefly Related
Miss Mabel Porter is the guest of
friends at Red Lake Falls. 80.
Mrs. G.. E. Hornbeck left yesterday
for visit in the twin cities.
The Georgia Minstrels are billid to
appear here on Thursday evening,
Oct. Is. -.
There will ba services at the Swedish
Lutheran Bethel church tomorrow
morning..
Miss LYDIA Nelson, of Granite Falls,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Lillian
Johnson.
S. o. Tjosvold left last Thursday
for Buff alo Center, Iowa, on busi-
ness trip.
j. G. Jones has made arrangements
to put in a branch clothing store at
Raymond.
Christen:Arnson is reported as being
seriously i'll at his home in the
First ward. -
T. p. sMeNeely, rof: st. Paul, is q
new operator in the Great Northern
Offices in this*city.
A marriage license was .ise ued on
Wednesdaysto Anton o. Erickson and
Elm HelenaINaas..
Mrs. G.aH.lPietsch, OF Grand Forks,
N. D., was the guest of Willmar
friends Thursday and Friday.
Clay Clement in "The New Domin-
ion" is announced as coming attrac-
ton at theIopera house in this city.
Clarence N. Swager and bride de-
parted last Wednesday for Minneapo-
lis, where they will make their future
home.
Miss Helene. Rains returned home
on Wednesday evening from an
extended visit in Michigan, Toronto,
and other points.
L. A. Gaut has been enjoying a
visit this week:from his father, James
A. Gaut, of Ohio. Mr.. Gaut is on
his wayshome from trip to Oregon.
Melvin 81 ohnson, son OF Co. Auditor
Johnson, has taken a position as
clerk in his fathers Office, succeeding
Mrs. G. N. Swager( nee Miss Grace
Andrus.)
A. F.. Nordin has been appointed
local agent for the North American
Accident Insurance company of Chi
cago. Thelcompany insures against
sickness, saccident or death.
A specialssmeeting of the vestry OF
St. Luke's church was held last Tues
day evening. A resolution was passed
requesting Judge A. F. Nordin to act
as lay reader until new rector could
be secured.
Albert L. Monson, son of Bengt
Monson of Willmar township, leaves
today for St. Paul where he will
locate. He returned two weeks ago
from stay with brother at Caldwell,
S. D., A. G.. Monson.
Some overweight dollars was real.
lied last Wednesday evening by the
Epworth League of the M. E. church,
at the supper given at the home oil
Mrs. Cairns for the benefit of the re-
firing pastor, Rev. Hogg.
SERVER Thorpe left on Thursday for
Hamline, where he will enter Luther
Seminary to pursue theological
course. Server is a graduate OIL
Luther College, DEBORAH, Iowa, from
which institution he graduated last
spring.
Lars skoog, of Svea, was in the
city Wednesday on his way to Benson
to attend to some real estate matters
While waiting for the train he Inn
proved the time by placing himself or
the roll of honor the TRIBUNE sub
scription list.
The family of r. A. Sanford, for
merly Great Northern agent at this
place, expects to leave about the first
of November for Chickasaw, I. T..
where Mr.. Sanford is stationed al
general yardmaster for the Rock Is
land railway.
Miss Grace Ackley has returned
from an extended visit at her home IL
Luverne and is at present enjoying {
visit with her Willmar friends, tn,
guest, of the family of r. T. Hyer
Miss Ackley will again take pc
sition as stenographer in this city.
In the October apportionment of tn
school fund for 1908, Kandiyoh
county receives as her share in sale
fund %, 960.80. The county is credite.
with 1896 pupils who have lived VI
tn the reouiramenta IF the ar.n0r