Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-23

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held the first week ia June. Accord
ing 70 the published program for the
Brainerd meeting delegates will be
royalty entertained. -. q -,
The Mozart Symphony Club of New
York, which is spoken of as one of the
foremost musical organizations in
America, has been booked by the
Wi1lmar opera house management for
an engagement here about the middle
OF September. This famous organize
ton comes direct to Willmar from it's
St. Paul and Minneapolis engage
ments. Manager Markhus does not
hesitate in saying that it will be the
finest concert combination that ever
visited our city.
The Christian Endeavor convention
for the Meeker. Kandiyohi district will
be held at Green]eaf June IL, Is and
IA. An interesting program is being
arranged, in which several members
OF the Willmar G. E. society will par
tlcipate. The Greenleaf Endeavorers
are preparing to entertain their visit
ors In manner which will insure for
all who attend a most enjoy able time.
The Willmar officers of the district
are DR.. F. E. Twitchell, president,
and Miss Grace Andrus, secretary.
S. P. Johnson, of the Willmar
Hardware Co., went to Green Lake
Tuesday to resume operations on his
west shore property. Mr.. johnson
commenced the erection last week of
cottage, which is being put up by
himself and Mr.. Lund. The latter
gentleman expects to have his sail
boat ready to launch this afternoon,
| and altogether plans are being carried
forward towards an enjoyable outing
during the hot summer months.
Several other cottages will be in pro-
cess OF erection on the west shore,
including one to be built for Nels Lar
son next week.
Willmar friends received announce
ments yesterday of the marriage OF
Miss Nellie Lee Bennett to henry E.
Sorlein, which occurred at the brides
home in Granite Falls on Thursday
evening. The bride is the daughter of
Editor Bennett of the Granite Falls
Journal. The groom is a well-known
business man of Appleton, where he
has the position of cashier in the state
bank. Their friends here will wish
them much Joy and happiness. After
wedding trip to Chicago and other
points, they will be at home in Apple.
ton after July lst. Among the attend
ants at the wedding was Miss Emma
Sorlien, cousin of the groom, who
is attending the Seminary in this city.
Mr.. Charles Harmed of Faribault
and Miss Ida Boetcher, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boetcher of town
of St. Johns were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony last Thursday.
The ceremony took place in the Ger
man Lutheran church near Raymond
at high noon, Rev. Klempe ohici ating.
After the ceremony the bridal party
| aud the near relatives with a few in
innate friends repaired to the home of
the BRIDES parents, where reception
was held and bounteous wedding
dinner was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmed will leave for their new home
in Faribault the first part of next
week. The many friends of the bride
in this section will wish the newly
married couple Joy, health and pros
perity during their married life.
A social will be given by the friends
of Rev. David Finstrom, at the Swed-
lsh Mission church, on Wednesday,
May 9th, commencing at p. m. and
continuing throughout the afternoon
and evening. Mr.. Finstrom was for
merly q residen; of Kerkhoven, and is
we'll known in this vicinity. he is at
present in charge of Mission at La
Victoria, Venezuela, South America.
The work is interdenominational, and
Is at present in great need of financial
aid to push forward the movement.
A most cordial invitation is extended
to every one irrespective of name or
creed, to attend this social gathering
and to contribute literally toward the
support of this excellent work. Mr..
Finstrom and his wife are the only
missionaries in this part of South
America.
TO The Public.
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