Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
OF Minor Happenings
Eric Holt has been visiting this
week in Minneapolis with his pare nts.
City Clerk Osmundson attended to
business matters at Atwater Satur.
day.
The family of Henry Wendt has
been enjoying visit this week at the
old home in Atwater.
Rev. T. M. Findley, pastor at large,
will occupy the pulpit next Sabbath
at the Presbyterian church.
Ed. Ellingson, who is in the employ
of the Great Northern at Devils Lake,
is visiting at his home in this city.
President Lars Halvorsen of the
Willmar Gasoline Engine Works has
oeen in the cities this week on bust.
ness.
A. 81. Beckwell, buttermaker at the
Hub creamery, Spicer, departed from
here last Saturday for trip to the
cities.
Miss Minnie Fitzpatrick, of Merriam
Park, returned home Monday m orning
after brief visit with the family of ]
E. Leslie.
L. A. Tjosvold, the Kimball piano
man, attended to business matters
this week, leaving yesterday for
Granite Falls.
Edward Selyig has taken stu
alton on the clerical force at the Bank
Of Willmar. He entered upon his
new duties Monday.
Francis S;ottOn, who has been the
guest for some time of his cousin, Mr..
Thos. Section, leaves tomorrow for
Black Duck, MINI.
Conductor Butler, who has been
quite ill Of late, is On the road to re-
covery, fac, which his many FRIEND s
will be glad to learn.
Miss Matte Selio expects to leave
today for st. Paul, where she will en-
ter wholesale millinery house for the
study of spring Sly les.
Alfred Gustafson, from town of
Lake Andrew, passed through Will
mar Monday enroute to Granite Falls
for a visit with eatives.
John McAvoy, of Milwaukee, con-
ductor onthe North Wessern,i is spend
ing the week here at the home of MS
sister, Mrs. P. F. Connolly.
DR.. G. E. Gerretson went to Mime
apolis yesterday to be in attend ance
at the wedding OF his brother Jerry,
which occurs in that city today.
The Maccabees' ball given last
night was a very successful affair
and the music by Potter BIOS. Or
chestra was pronounced excellent.
Fred Johnson OF Montevideo, is in
the city under the care of DR.. C. w.
Riches. Mr.. Johnson has been fail
ing with complication of diseases.
| Mrs. j. NJ. Downs is entertaining as
her guests this week, Miss Eva Grimes
OF Grove Lake, and Miss Gertrude
Murray, who is teaching at Murdoch.
!: Miss Margaret Walsh left ON Sat-
urday for St. Paul, where she enters
a wholesale millinery house for the
study OF the spring styles of MILL
merry.
/ Miss Title Kent resumed her work
Monday at the G. N. freight office,
after siege of illness. Her place was
filled during her absence by Clarence
Williamson.
Peter Roam and family have re-
moved here from Luverne, aud are
COW occupying their new home, the
Nels Hjort farm, which Mr.. Roam pur.
chased some time ago. ~.
The health authorities have been
notified of another serious case o.
rabies. among dogs in the town Of
East Lake Lillian, mention Of which
is made in the Thorpe items in this
issue. ::.~.::. ST.. ....@-=:
; Edward johnson, engrossing clerk,
spent q part of the past week in the
county. returning to ST. Paul yester:
day. Tha engrossing committees are
MT leps very busy during the I'll s.
part Of the session. s.= :...:.=
Mesdames Butler, Bryant anl
4 Brown left yesterday for Sioux City
! for 8 brief stay. Mrs. Butler will at
| tend 10 the removal Of, her household