Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-12-28

<tssI,% Ring out the old. ring In the new,
~: Ring happy bells across the snow.
- The year is going; let him 60.
Ring out thetfalse. rtnsIin the true.
g., Ring out The escare, tho want, the sin.
~ The faithless ooldness Of the times:
,''> RING out. r1pE out, my mournful
II hut ring the fSQes minstrel in.
H. :. from fs1n n mortam.' Tennyson.
- a. H. Brown spent Christmas At
his old home at Hal'ock.
DR.. Baker is spending Christmas
week with relatives at Des Moines,
Henry L. johnson and wife spent
Christmas with friends and relatives
1T S.. Paul.
Miss Irma Jellisou, of Cumberlau
Wisconsin, Is the guest OF her friend,
Miss Pearl Page.
h1iss Cora Rigg came down from
Gracevil]e Saturday to visit at her
home over MAS.
sssssfnest Ahlborn and wife, of kerk
hoven, spent Christmas with their
Willmar relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Griffin and
children are spending the holidays
with relatives at Melrose.
F. G. johnson came down from
Estevan, Assa Canada, to spend the
holidays with his family.
Miss Agnes sohlberg, OF Ashland,
Wis, Is a guest At the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. p. C. Peterson.
W. F.. Curtis, manager OF the Glen
wood ice cream factory, is spending
Christmas with Willmar re latives.
j. H. Skeltop, an employe of the
Minnesota Central, left for his home
ut Barnum Thursday for o weeks
visit at his homo.
Mr.. and Mrs f. +. Treat and son
Floyd left for Minneapolis Sunday
morning to spend Christmas with
friends and relatives
, G. F. Olson, kandiy Obi county
agent for the Watkins Remedy COM
pany, is spending Christmas week
with relatives in st. Paul.
Mrs. l.. C.. Arth IN was called here
from Spicer lat Wednesday on &C.
count of the serious illness Of her
mother, Mrs. John Qvandahl.
assssss 8. O.e Tiosyold, victorious ~candi:
q ssszase for auaf 1elle edlcine
county, was Wiii1nar visitor
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Olive Mostue, OF New Lond on,
accompanied by her guest, Miss Susie
Rerquam, OF Grafton, N. D., called
on Willmar friends Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson left
last Friday for their old home at
Madel1s, where they will remain over
the holidays to enjoy visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Josie Youngberg closed her
millinery store at Kerkhoven last
Wed nesdsy and returned to Willmar,
where she will again assist htr sister,
Miss Ellen.
Miss Hazel Lien left for Benson
Monday for q short visit with friends.
She will also go to Barry to pay her
sister, Miss Matilda, q visit before
returning home.
j. l.. Leslie and brother T. G. OF
Pennock, accompanied by the latter 9
daughter Miss Edith, left for Traer,
Iowa, Friday evening to spend Christ
mas with relatives.
J. F. Brsnton and family came up
from Minneapolis to spend the Christ
mas holidays with Willmar relatives
and friends. They are guests at the
home Of AL. Palm.
Victor Holm, the popular young
employe at the Monson lumber yards
expects to attend school at WilImar
after New Years. He will quit his
present place this week k--New London
Times
Harold Handy arrived here from
Boston Saturday noon to spend
Christmas at his home. He expects
to remain here uLtil the last part OF
January, when he will return to
Boston to resume his musical studies.
Gabriel Stene, OF Norway Lake, At
tended to business matters in our city
last Friday. The TRIBUNE acknowl'
edges q pleasant call from him, and
while here he ordered the paper for
warded to his daughter, Miss Ida
who is now located at Lamona, Wash
A.. J. Larson, OF this city, is now ir
charge of the Commercial hotel a.
Raymond, where he will remain unit
the first part of February. MIR. Lar
son will be the landlo I'd until the re-
turn of Robert Anderson, who ha'
gone to his old home at Madelia fol
an extended visit.
Misses Ella and Leonora Boyd ar
rived here from Hillsboro, N. D.
Sunday morning for visit with thei1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Boyd
during the holidays. Miss Leonors
will return to Hillsboro. Monday
while Miss Ella will remain here til
after New Years.