Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06

+. J. PETERSON, OF kerkhOven, was
. Willmar visitor last week.
Herman Brem left on Monday for a
several days. visit in the cities.
The county commissioners began
their January session yesterday.
Miss Marie Olson, of Spicer, was
the guest of friends in the city over
Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Dewey returned last
Saturday from visit with relatives
near Maynard.
Miss Caroline Edlund, of Duluth,
visited at the home OF her father, Swan
Edlund, during Xmas.
Miss Emma Dahlheim returned from
Minneapolis on Saturday, after a
weeks visit with friends.
Miss Title Mattson left for her home
at Colfax on Saturday, after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. O. Lundquist.
Gustav Struxness, of Montevideo,
left for his home on Monday after
having spent visit with friends in
this city.
Miss Rose Madison will return 10
St. Paul the latter part OF the week to
resume her studies at S.. Joseph s
Vcademy.
Misses Julia and Martha Axness
went to Sioux Falls On Monday,
where they expect to attend the Nor
NAL school.
Emil johnson, son of G. F John.
son, left on Monday for Minneapolis,
where he will attend the School Of
Agriculture.
Mrs. Ingrid Markhus returned on
Monday to Red Wing, to resume her
duties as matron at the Ladies' Lu.
theran Seminary.
Miss Sophie Rarnestad, of the force
OF compositors on the TRIBUNE, re.
turned last Sunday from q visit with
friends at Benson.
Miss Martha Carlberg, who has for
some time been working at the Chinese
restaurant, left the first part of the
week for her home at Mamre.
Marion and Walter Minton enter.
tanned large company of their young
friends at their home at the Merchants
Hotel last Thursday evening.
Rev. Hcratio Gates spent last week
at Milwaukee, Wis, with his family.
On Tuesday evening be of1lciated q,
the wedding of two former Pensioners.
Miss Ne,tie Norton, of the force OF
compositors on the TRIBUNE returned
on Monday from Fergus Falls, where
she enjoyed New Years vacation
with relatives.
The Ladies' Parish Guild of St
Luke's church will serve coffee on
Friday afternoon of this week from
four to six, at the home of Mrs. Kuox.
All are cordially invited.
The many friends OF Mr.. A. F.
Hsnscom, who has been confined to
his home with q severe attack Of
rheumatism, will be glad to learn that
he is hopefully improving.
c. G. Hoglund, of the town Of
Kandiyohi, suffered the loss on Tues
day of last week of q valuable four
year old Shorthorn bull. The animal
had been i'll only few hours.
Among the social doings New
Years week was q dance at the Bonde
Hall on New Years eve, given by the
young men of the city. Music was
furnished by Treats orchestra.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Lutheran Synod church will hold its
annual meeting for the election Of
officers On Thursday afternoon, Jan.
IA, at the hCme of Mrs. Heimdahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Halle have
been enjoying visitfrom Mrs. Hazle'e
brother, Geo. Storer, of O~atonna
Mr.. Storer just returned from an OK
tended stay at Assiniboia, Canada.
Misses Alma and Fern Mikkelsor
left on Monday for Minneapolis, ate,
visit at the home OF their sister
Mrs. G. q Johnson: The young Ia
will resume their studies in vt cal mu.
sic.
Misses Celia and Marion Frost werf
among tho Willmar young people who
returned on Monday to the cities to
resume school work. The young la.
dies are attending the St. Paul Central
High school.
John F. Carlson, who holds q
position in the mechanical department,
of the Gopher Office at Glenwood,
spent his New Years vacation in this
city with his parents. He returned to
Glenwood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Larson, the
well.known caterers of the popular
hosiery at Green Lake known as
1.-THE 1nterlachen," called en- Will
mar friends the fist of the week, re
turning home on Monday afternoon
The entertainment of the ''Bethany'
society Of the Lutheran Free church,
which was given Friday evening in
the church basement, was 4 complete
success. A fine program was rendered
and the neat sum OF $38. 70 was taken
in: