Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-04-13
Local and Personal Notes.


latter part of last week with Fergus
Falls friends.
Rev. Father Carlin returned to
Saltwater on Friday, after spending
few days here with his mother and
sister.
Rev. Father Malloy entertained as
his guests last Thursday and Friday
Revs. Father Cassidy Of St. Paul and
Nc Dermott of Manannah.
Misses Jane Thorpe and Selma
Nassett very pleasantly entertained
about eighteen of their friends at the
formers home last Saturday evening.
Bud Her again breathes the air of
freedom, being released from the
county boarding house last Wednes.
day, where he had been serving time
for brandishing firearms on Great
Northern train.
Frank johnson was obliged to re-
turn home last week from the Uniyer-
sity on account of illness. He is =
student in the college OF civil engineer
ing and will be obliged to give up his
studies for time.
The Ladies' Parish Guild of St.
Luke's church will have their annual
spring sale and supper on Thursday
evening of this week, at the Bonde
Hall. Supper will be served at six
O'Clock and throughout the evening.
The sale OF fancy articles will CON-
mence at Eve o'clock.
A Joint meeting of the Crow River
Valley Medical Society and the West
Central Minnesota Medical Society
will be held at Morris today, and
among the members of the former
society who will be in attendance will
be several of our local physicians.
Or. c. Johnson Is on the program aud
will furnish q paper on THE Medical
Profession of Minnesota"
I. C. Tollefson, vice president of the
Scandinavian Colonization Co., left
last Thursday night on q trip to
North Dakota points in the interest of
the company. Mr.. Tolletson's desti.
nation was Wahpeton, and he planned
on being absent about q month look.
ing up prospective sales of Canadian
land among buyers in Richland county
and other points in the Fltckertail
State.
Miss Matte O'Neill was the hostess
at party given last Tuesday even
ing and about thirty Of her lady
friends were most delightfully."- enter
tanned. Among the amusements fur
nished the guests during the evening
were guessing contests, at which
prizes were awarded. At 4 late hour
refreshments were served, Miss O. Neill
being assisted in serving by Mesdames
G. W. Tyler and G. u Barck and
Miss Marie Pinney.
| Fred Segerstrom went to Minneapo.
lis last Friday on business connected
with the purchasing OF the new hearse
which the segerstrom Supply House
will add to its equipment in the I'm.
dertaking department. The hearse
will arrive here shortly and it is an
nounced that it will be for the fre<
use OF patrons. This well-knowr
house will make a strong bid for thu
undertaking business in this city
Mr.. n. e. Crawford, who has JUS
finished his course in the cities, IL tn,
gentleman who will have charge o
this department.
Albert Wioklund returned las
Thursday night from Kenpaare, N. D..
where he had spent q couple of week
attending to the spring work on hi
claim. He expects to remove Their
with his family about the lst of Msy
Mr.. Wicklund informs us that h
made an effort to reach Willmar II
time to help out the temperance vote
and was naturally disappointed o.
account of the delay in reaching here
However, he was jubilant when h
J learned that the majority vote was O.
There is nothing better. than Berris
ford's chocolates and bonbons. IT.
them. You will find them for sale q
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