Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
Briefly Related.

A~S0> NV ANOO'"HA INN"S
--Briefly Related.
]. F. Branton left on Thursday for
St. Cloud on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs; Lewis Larson haye
been visiting this week with New Lon
don relatives.
Miss Anna Ferring went to Brecken-
ridge Thursday for stay with friends
and relatives.
Miss Magdalena Nary, of New Lon
don, was the guest of Miss Dora Law
son this week.
Jim Kee, cousin of Hum Bang,
our Chinese laundry proprietor, is
here from Baltimore for visit.
Miss leila Gordhamer, of Nor
way Lake, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Erixson in this city.
Miss Gena Berg returned on Thurs
day from Granite Falls after a pleas.
ant visit with friends and relatives.
J. E. Olson, of the firm OF Olson &
Newman, is suffering from the results
of cold contracted while at Duluth.
o. G.. Hough ard family were here
from Kerkhoven and spent last Sab
bath with the family of J. F. Willard.
Miss Christine Elgeross arrived
here Wednesday, after visit with
friends and relatives at Minneapolis.
Miss Edith Orpeth left Thursday for
her home at Valley Springs, after q
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Leslie.
Miss Sadie Mcdonald left on Wed.
nesday for Sioux Falls, where she
will visit with her sister, Mrs. Albert
Brewer. =
Mrs. Ed. Evenson left today for
Norway Lake, 4here she will visit
with friends and relatives for about
q month.
Mrs. P. A. Dalen left yesterday for
Huron, S. D., where she will visit
with her brother, Hans Paulson, for a
few days.
The Misses Anderson left on
Wednesday for their home at Litch-
field, after visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Elmquist.
Geer & Hillman, the Willmar house
movers, are at work moving some OF
the buildings on the Grandview farm
near Benson.
Misses Martha and Elsie Thorn and
Inga Ripgress, of New London, were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Borge'
son over Sunday.
Joseph Johnson, of the TRIBUNE
force, lett for his home near Maynard
on Wednesday, where he will enjoy a
vacation of about two weeks.
Mrs. Vincent, of Minneapolis, came
here Wednesday on her way to- Fab
lun where she will visit with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Hultin.:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Minnikus, Of. Ben
son, were down last. Thursday to
attend the funeral Of Frank ;SWillenss,
who ia.a. brother of Mrs. Minpikus.;
Miss Hedvig Lindholm ~ passed
throug h here Wednesday, -enroute to
her home at Tripolis, after q visit
with her sister Altrida at Glare City;
Misses Lille and Evelyn ttOlson
left for their home at Saltwater ION
Wednesday; after':a month y ~ visit
with the families Of A.''C. ,Johnson
and j. II. Olson; = - - y ''''
There WILL Abea moi services in the
Tripolis church in. the town of K audi
yOni. toner row on account; Of theEah
sence If the pastor, Rev: 4ihdhofh}
who viii be at Buffalo:: -'l-.' ~ GA
Mr.. O.: Huln Miss, Lydia Hult ,anaa
Master p Anl Hultt' FROM Rock 1slsaaa{s,
H., and Rev. Wilson, wife and5 child
from 'Ollvfd.>t are.* occupy ing: &Buena
vista cottage at Ea gle Lake: ':@>2 N
: Henry. Green is baek again, al I'LL
post OF DUTY on the TRIBYVNF fo lr{;e14
aisEp a several. days. Apsence2 N the
tswn:oi * andy obi ON the farm Of his
brother Iii: 1a~5 q. A!oBe onian-12- ado.
The many friends Of the family <'o
Rev. I'D Mrs.: ii: C: Buell. f6gret IS
lvarn. shet p4c4 the1r 5es0 e?e . from
drsan Lahe;. ~ Re-. Bust pa st;pEsen SUI
i.rlDg frvm q SEVERE at5ack o. stAzna