Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-21

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The pay roll of the Great Northern
at this point for the month of Janu.
airy amounts to some over S21 900.
Clerk of Court Ramsett was in St.
Paul yesterday in attendance at the
annual meeting of the Clerk of Courts
Association. Mr.. Ramsett is secre.
tary of the Association.
Rev. G.. Peterson and other Swedish
Lutheran pastors in this county are
In attendance at series of mission
meetings held this week at Dassei and
Swan Lake, Wright county.
A number OF our young people are
planning on going to Atwater Friday,
to attend a dance there that evening.
The music Is to be furnished by Pot.
ter's Minneapolis orchestra.
Rev. G. n. johnson and family ex-
pect to leave Willmar the 29th inst.
for their new home in Chicago. Mr..
Johnson enters upon his pastorate in
the new field the first Of February.
M. T. Sandbo, who has bought the
old Palace Restaurant business at
Morris, will make arrangements to
reopen the place in the spring. It
will be in charge of Andrew LaiDg.
Willmar friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Barney will mourn with them
In the loss of their infant son, who
died, last Thursday Of lung fever.
Funeral sevices were held on Monday.
Hon. and Mrs. A. E. Rice departed
on Monday for their Southern trip.
They expected to spend several days
this week with the family of DR.. E S.
Frost in Minneapolis before leaving
for the South.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with
Mesdames Tyler and Frost Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frost.
Coffee will be served from 3 to
O'Clock. Everybody most cordially
lnV1bed to attend.
N. j. Walen, formerly of Atwater,
but who is now q resident of Califor-
mia, was guest at the home of M.
Jorgenson over Sunday. Mr.. Walen
had been spending several days with
Eagle Lake relatives.
M. Ltudquist is among the Willmar
! people who will enjoy a visit to Los
| Angeles, CAL, this winter. Mr.. Lind
quist left yesterday for that place,
! ! where he expects to spend couple OF
] months with a daughter.
"A dancing party was given in the
! Bonse hall last evening by some o1
OUT people. There was large crowd
t in attendance and all report a royal
good time. Music was furnished by
Cafarelli' S orchestra of Minneapolis.
Lewis Moline and Nels Flykt will
represent the Willmar Brick Com
pany today at the meeting OF the
Northwestern Brickmakers' Associa
ton, which convenes in Minneapolis
Mr.. Moline is secretary of the Asso
citation.
| Chas. A. johnson, of the Willma1
establishment of the Glenwood Spring
Water Co., made business trip tc
the cities on Monday. On Tuesday
Mr.. Johnson was in attendance at q
meeting of bottlers of the state, hello
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. W. w. Pinney left on Monday
for Minneapolis where she will spend
several days before departing for Cal
ifornia- Mrs. Pinney will spend the
remainder of the winter visiting with
relatives and friends at Los Angeles
and also at San Francisco.
Miss Ingrid Bjorklund, q nurse
from Minneapolis, arrived here or
Monday for professional work at the
home of Andrew Forstrom. Mr.. For
strom has been quite ill tor over 8
year from nervous trouble, and Al
present is reported quite low.
Miss Brereton will give a progress
sive cinch party at her millinery par
lors on Pacific avenue next Thursday
evening for the benefit of St. Mary Z
church. Refreshments will be served
and prizes given. A good time is
assured. Admission will be Is cents
The young people are anticipating
an evening of much enjoyment on Feb
ruary 3, the, date of the University
Band concert. Arrangements are to
be made for dance to follow the con-
cert, the music to be furnished by the
full string orchestra which will &C.
company the band. -,
1t is reported that Cy. Wellington
will retire from the legal department
of the Great Northern owing to the
serious impairment of his vision, and
that NJ. L. Countryman, a wellknown