Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-04-06
Local and Personal Notes.

Local and Personal Notes.
o. Kjos and family spent the first OF
the week with Atwater friends.
A daughter has gladdened the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Spicer.
Miss Clara Nybakke is spending
the week with friends in St. Paul.
The Fred w. segerstrom Supply
Company has opened a branch store
at Atwater. .
A baby girl has made her arriv al
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf
Forsberg.
F.. A. Vest and daughter Florence,
OF St. Paul, visited Willmar friends
the past week.
Mrs. O Jermstad went to St. Paul
last Friday to spend a couple of days
with relatives.
Mrs. Barney Leary and Mrs. w.
E. Tew returned last week from visit
with St. Paul friends.
William Paulson was down from
Benson last week and smiled pleas
antly on his old friends.
Mrs. Nels Thompson is down from
Kenmare, N D., and will spend some
time at her old home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Costello returned
home last Thursday night from q
visit with their sons at Minneapolis.
M. W. spicer returned last Thurs
day from trip to Aitkin, where he
had been looking up business inter-
ests.
Misses Amelia and Helen Gilbertson
left last Thursday for Minneapolis.
where they plan to make their future
home.
Miss Alice Roberts is enjoying a
weeks visit with Minneapolis friends.
While there she will be the guest OF
Mrs. G. N. Swager.
Mesdames Swan Anderson and Olof
Berkness we're guests last Wednesday
and Thursday OF the E. Ahlborn fam
lily at Kerkhoven.
J. H. Dale, of Renville, is among
the Minnesotans who have recently
gone to the Hot Springs to enjoy the
baths. Mr.. Dale left last week.
Miss Daisy Richardson, of Litch.
field, and Miss Ethel stansberry, Of
Aitkin, we're guests last week OF their
cousin, Miss Nellie stansberry.
Mrs. Margaret Adams left last Fri
day for 1tasca county, where she in
tended to take government claim
and where she planned on remaining
tor some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Branton ant
son Alloys returned last Friday t.
their home at Minneapolis, after
visit in this city at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. Palm.
Mrs. Shipstead and Mrs. j. C. Ber
will entertain the Ladies' SEWN
Society of the. Norwegian Luthera
, Free church on Wednesday after
noon, April l3, at the church parlors
Refreshments served from 2 tot.
Joseph G. Nelson and family hav
removed hers from Kerkhoven to agai
make Willmar their home. They q,
now located in the Jeppson residen<
= on South Third street. Mr.. Nelso
! will pursue his occupation of carpe,
> tering.
I On Thursday afternoon of this wee
at two O'Clock, the ladies of the Swet
ish M. E. church will meet at the hon
OF Mrs. Peter Nelson in the Fir,
. ward. Coffee will be served through
8 out the afternoon, and the public
D cordially invited to attend.
Prof. A. Hegstrom and Deput
: Auditor Nelson attended an entertai,
ment at New London on Monday ev'
10 ming, given by the Young People
= Society of the Swedish Luthera
: church. Both gentlemen contribute
numbers on the evenings program.
Word has been received from M
P. H. Parsons, Jr., that he does NJ
intend to move his family to Willms
this spring, consequently his res
. dence In First ward Is for rent. Sal
!, residence Is very desirable place fe
9 parties wanting to keep boarders {
= reomers. For further information !,
9 quire OF J. T. OTos, Willmar Min,
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