Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-29
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local and Personal Notes.

Local and Personal Notes.
n. T. Olsen was in St. Cloud last
week and while there he bought car
load of granite monuments.
DR.. Baker arrived here yesterday
and is now located in the DR.. John
son Block as successor to DR.. Riches.
Mrs. L. O. Thorpe and daughter
Bertha returned home yesterday, after
q visit with relatives at Rockdale,
Wis.
Darwin and Miss Ruth Olson left
for their home at Atwater yesterday
after visit with the family of James
Sanderson.
Mr., and Mrs. Ole Lundquist and
Mrs. Martha Lundquist returned from
Holmes City last Saturday, after \
visit with relatives.
Willmsr Camp of Woodmen will
observe It's tenth anniversary this
evening by giving smoke social at
it's lodge rooms In the Bonde Hall.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Synod
church will meet tomorrow Thursday }
afternoon at the home of Mrs. K. Iver-
son, on Fifth street. Everybody COR
daily invited.
The east district of the Synod church
had successful school picnic at O.
Andereon's last Sunday afternoon.
A program was rendered by the chill
dren after which q social time was en-
joyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Mikkelson, OF
Estevan, ASA, Canada, have been
spending the past week here with rela-
tives and friends. They will spend
some time At Dawson and other points
before returning home
The Lutheran Free church Ladies'
Aid society meets this afternoon at
the church parlors. Mesdames Mar
tinus Hanson and T. Christianson
will serve refreshments. Proceeds
will 60 to church building fund.
Miss Annie Hswkinson of Maynard
spent day with friends in the city
this week. She was one of a party
that went to Green Lake for an out
ing. They returned yesterday, when
Miss Hawkinson joined them here on
their way home.
Rev. Norsen and family have re-
moved from Moose Lake to Benson,
and while on their way to their new
home stopped of here for visit with
their son, Albert Norsen, and wife.
Mrs. Norsen, of this city, enjoyed q
visit the past week with the family in
their new home.
I Martin Bjornson, student from
Augsburg Seminary, is teaching two
months term OF parochial school at
the Lutheran Free church. The paro-
chial school OF the Synod church is
also In session at the Seminary. 1t
10 in charge of Selmer Tallakson and
Miss ALMA Johnson.
John Bailey, who has been engaged
a. switchman in the Omaha yards at
Sioux City, arrived here Monday
morning and has again entered the
employ OF the: Great Northern. Mr..
Bailey Is 1t present working az q
brakeman with one of the crews en-
gagged In ballasting work.
John Tygeson has secured the posi-
ton of night clerk At the Delmonico
Cafe and he will be pleased to ''wait''
upon any of his friends should they
desire = square meal. John has al
ways been popular In his different
vocations and we predict q splendid
career for him In the ''eating bust.
ness"
Campbell Bros Shows gave very
satisfactory exhibitions In this city
last Wednesday. Their performers
compared very favorsbly with those
Of much larger circuses and were all
artists of no mean ability. The coun.
try people did not turn out in very
large numbers, there being only an
ordinsry-sized crowd in the city.
Rev. M. L. Hostager left last week
for Cloquet after visit with friends
In this city. He graduated from Augs
burg Seminary May 26, was ordained
June s, and was installed as pastor OF
the Lutheran Free church at Cloquet
last Sunday Mr. Hostager taught
parochisl school here last summer and
during that time made many friends
who all wish him = happy and success
full life In the ministry.
The girls society Of tbs Synod
church known - the BUSY Bee''
gave an ice cream social on the Semi
nary campus last Monday evening
and a. i result of their labor about
go was added to the church, building
fund. The members Of this society
have proven their usefulness by add.
Ing from time 70 time neat sums oil
money to thu above. named fund and