Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-10-05

gust Swenson will entertain the Swed.
tsh Ladies Lutheran society tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 at the Bergeson
home.
The plastering of the interior of the
new Synod church was completed last
Saturday and the rest of the work is
now being pushed with a view to an
early completion.
Mrs. r. Nj. Davis, who had been
the guest for couple Of weeks of the
family of Fred Smith and other rela-
tives in this city, returned last Satur.
day to her home at Lisbon, N. D.
Miss Nellie eastman of Kerkhoven
has decided to enter the political field
as independent candidate for county
superintendent of Swift county. Al.
bert Nelson is the present incumbent.
Rev. A. E. Lind, the new pastor OF
the Swedish M. E. church, who comes
here from Mankato, will conduct his
first service in the Willmar church
next Sunday evening, beginning at
40.
Miss Lillian Johnson returned home
last Saturday from an extended visit
! with friends in Minneapolis. She will
leave the last of this week to take
charge of school in Chippewa coun- :
ty.
An ante-nuptial aft air in honor of
Miss Ada Adams will be given next
Friday afternoon at the home of Miss
Mabel Porter, who will entertain
about thirty lady guests at a "kitchen
shower.'
Mabel Murphy, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs: Thos. Murphy, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever for the last six
weeks, is now very much better and il
she does not suffer q relapse she wi
soon begin to convalesce.
Nels Mikkelson of Estevan, Canada,
was in the city last week. He carried
with him sample of the fine red
pressed brick manufactured by the
Eureka Coal and Brick company in
which he is interested.
The hearing in the cases of A. O.
Bryant and Bud Miller occurred
yesterday forenoon in municipal
court. Both defendants waived ex.
animation and they we're bound over
to await the action of the grand jury
Amorg those who left to attend the
school of agriculture last Monday
were Joseph Berg and Rudolph Peter
son, of Eagle Lake, David Swanson,
of Long Lake, Miss Emily Halvorson
and brother Magnus, of Norway Lake
Superintendent Dobbyn was at
Granite Falls last week assisting in
arranging the program for meeting
of the Western Minnesota Educational
Association which is to. be held there
Friday and Saturday, Oct. % and %.
Confirmation services will be held
at the Lutheran Free church next Sum-
day morning. beginning at ten O o'clock.
A class of 80 will be confrmed-l7
young ladies and Is young gentlemen,
and Rev. Gynild will administer the
rite of confirmation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Fredrickson,
of De Graft, arrived here on Monday.
Mrs Fredrickscn came to visit with
her sister, Mrs. j.. F. Millard, while
her husband continued the journey to
Minneapolis, where he went to trar-
sact some business.
= Miss Ipga Grangaard has secured
class in music at Spicer and here.
after she will make regular weekly
visits to that place. Miss Grangaard
is q pianist of marked ability ard any
pupil placed under her care will no
doubt receive careful attention.
Hon. and Mrs. 'Nels Guam, CT New
London, will celebrate their twenty
fifth wed ding anniversary on Wed' es-
day, Oct. y A number of invita-
tions for the affair have been issu. d
and among the guests that will par
ticipate are several Willmar, friends.
A. A. Green and VIM. White are
planning on organizing minstrel
show in this city to give per-
formance on or about Thanksgiving.
The money netted from the perf< rm-
ance is to be ufed for the benefit of
the band and also for the establishing
OF a gymnasium.
Albert Nelson, who had been en-
ployed during the summer as the pho
tographic artist in securing views for
the TRIBUNE s Kandiyohi County His
tory, has again entered upon his work
of teaching. He opened term of
school on Monday in Dist. No. 8,
town of New London.
Next Friday evening Rev. Petrus
] Johanson of Karlskoga, Sweden, will
preach at the Swedish Mission church.
The pastor, Rev. Osterholm, an.
nounces that there will be no services
next Sunday, except Sunday school,
as he will be at New London In the
morning and at Colfax in the evening.
The Minnesota State Grand Lodge
of the K. P. held their annusl conven-
tion Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week At the Elks' Hall in Minneapolis.
The Willmar lodge was represented
by>I. T. Cramer and DR.. G. E. Gerret-