Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-03

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Miss Christine Botnen is here from
Fargo to visit at the old home.
The Misses S Sillens have been visit
ing Raymond friends this week.
Mrs. P. G. johnson is home from a
visit with relatives at Murdoch.
Matt. Thorn reports the arrival Of a
little Miss at his home on Monday.
Walter Hapsccm is down from
Breckenridge to visit with the folks.
The Misses Craswell returned on
Thurs day to their home at Sioux City.
President Spicer of the First Nation
III has been visiting in the cities this
week.
The home of Gustaf Forsberg on
Fourth street is guaranteed for scar
let fever.
Fred W. Segerstrom is in Chicago
this week buying stock for the new
company.
Roy E. Sperry was home from
Minneapolis the first of the week for
= brief visit.
Miss Laura Monsoon, of New Lon
don, was the guest of Miss Edith
Peterson this week.
Mrs. W. F. Huffman left on Thurs
day for visit at Breckenridge with
Mrs. E. G. Huffman.
Charlie J. Johnson, of the Capitol
Shoe Co., spent New Years with his
parents at Litchfeld.
Miss Emma Dahlheim entertained q
small company of friends at supper at
her home last evening.
E. 81. Nelson OF Minneapolis came
up New Years Day for a visit at the
home of Chas Dahlheim.
Miss Jessie Spicer has been enter
tanning her friend, Miss Laura Robb,
of Minneapolis, this week.
Joseph Estrem and family of New
London, were New Years visitors at
the home of L. O. Thorpe.
Mrs. Ernest Ahlborn came from
Kerkhoven New Years Day for visit
il with her folks in Willmar.
Miss Mabel Williams came up from
Minneapolis for a visit over New
Years with Wil]mar relatives.
The Great Northern will soon in
augurate system of testing the eyes
of employees for color blindness.
Miss Ethel Smith has been assisting
in the work at the TRIBUNE Office this
week, on the force of compos.tors.
John Skoolheim is here from Min
neapolis renewing old acquaintance.
He is guest of Contractor Jens o.
son.
Henry Wendt and family have been
enjoying a visit over New Years at
their old home in Atwater with rela-
tives.
Editor Smith and Postmaster Scholz
. were among the Raymond people who
attended the play here Wednesday
evening.
Co. Atty. Johns on has been in at
tendance at meeting of county at
torneys of the state held in St. Paul
this week.
E. G. Young, who is at present To-
Gated at Davenport, Iowa, enjoyed
part of the holiday seas on with his |
family here.
Mrs. Andrew Hauge and Mrs. Ole
Hauge, of Sandoun, N. D., have been
guests this week at the home of An
drew M. Olson.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Lundgren and
daughter, of Cayuga, N. D., have
been guests this week at the home of
S. B. Carlson.
A Christmas present arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Person |
on Christmas Eve in the fern of a
bouncing baby boy.
o. B. Olson is in Ada, Minu., this
week, where he had been called by a
message announcing the serious ILL
ness of his mother.
Miss Ella Getchell returned yester-
day to Minneapolis, after pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. F. Hans
com, and father, Mr.. J. r. Getchell.
|. Misses Mabel and Florence Porter |
we're the guests of Litchfeld friends
over New Years, and attended the K |
P. dancing party given on New Years |
Eve.
!, Willmar friends of F. O. Peterson,
OF the Kensal, N. D., Lumber Co.,
have received some very handsome
calendars from that enterprising lum-
her firm.
Miss Emma Haines returned on Thurs
1.v from T,itchfie1d where she had |