Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-08-24

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home at Kandiyohi Monday, after q
few days. visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Fred w. Segerstrom.
Mrs. Louis HedIund, accompanied
by Miss Mabel Magnuson, left for
Kerkhoven last Thursday to visit with
relatives for about two weeks.
Mrs. G. Gerretson returned to her
home at Milwaukee, Wis, last Thurs.
day after few days visit at the home
OF her son, Dr.. c. E. Gerretson.
Henry Nelson and family, of St.
Paul, have been guests this week at
the home of Mr.. Nelson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Nelson, on Fifth street.
The TRIBUNE has number of signs,
mo hunting allowed on these prem
ises, " which can be secured at q rea-
sonable price by calling at the Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Carver and
daughter Mamie returned last Satur-
day from q several weeks visit with
relatives at Winona and other points.
Mrs. Alton Crosby pleasantly enter
tanned number of her lady friends
last Thursday evening at q "water-
melon psrty'' given at the Crosby
residence.
Atty. Lyndon E. Smith, of Monte
video, was in the city yesterday. He
came here from St. Cloud where he
had been on business connected with
some land matters.
Rev. o. E. Heimdahl left for Red
Wing Thursday to attend the church
conference of the Synod church being
held there. The conference holds its
closing session today.
Mrs. Ed Ellefson, OF New London,
was the guest of Willmar friends over
Sunday. She arrived here from Ell
bow Lake, where she had visited with
relatives for some time.
M. G. Rigg, who is in the land bust.
ness at Kamsack, ASA, Canada,
came down last week to spend some
lime with his family and incidentally
to also look up business.
Lynn Haines, editor of the Appleton
Press, passed through our city Mon
day on his way to Appleton. He came
from Milaca where he had spent some
time visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parliament, who had
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
Freese, left on Monday for their home
at Castlewood, s. .. Mrs.sssPa Parlta-
mont Is Z niece OF Mr.. Freese. ssas
c. G. Nelson has resigned his posi-.
tion as helper at the meat market of
the Willmar Provision Co. He is the
owner of fine Minneapolis threshiug
rig and expects to commence threshinR
In few days.
Miss Stella Creswell left for her
home at Minneapolis on Thursday af-
ter a months visit with Miss Barbara
Williams. Miss Winnifred Sharpe,
also guest at the Williams home,
returned to st. Paul Saturday.
The latest improvement at G. O.
Sands haberdashery is q new linol-
cum carpet which was laid in the store
last week. Mr.. Sand is always uP-to-
date, and he now has one of the neat
est and best supplied clothing stores
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Windblade
arrived here last Sunday night from
Duluth, accompanying the excursion
lists who returned from their trip to
the Zenith City. They will remain for
q time to enjoy visit with their
Willmar relatives.
Herbert Englund has secured po.
sition ~ assistant bookkeeper in this
city for the New London Milling Co.
Herbert graduated from the business
department of the Wiilmar Seminary
this year and is q very popular and
deserving youngnan.
Miss Florence Comfort returned to
St. Paul Saturday, after An extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. F. B. Treat
Miss Katherine Comfort is guest 81
the Treat home this week. She holds
the position of preceptresS and teacher
OF English literature at the School o1
Agriculture at st. Anthony Park.
O. r. Sletten and Paul Hanson re-
turned from their trip to Norway OF
Saturday. They visited many OF ths
scenes of their childhood and founi
that great many things had changed
But nevertheless they enjoyed seeing
"the old sights and express them
selves as being we'll salts fed with thei1
trip. .,,:...s. r. !: T. F
A. G. Johnson, of "The w Wardrobe,
will leave this week on 8 two weeks
trip, which will include visit to th'
worlds fair at st. Louis. He planl
to stop at Chicago to make = purchss,
Of stock for his clothing establishment
and will be Joined at that city by
friend who will accompany him to th'
big exposition. s: . e..s:|.5z@=.: .s {:
Miss Mary Booth, who has beer
teaching the past year In an ar
school at Yonkers, N. Y, is spending
part Of her vacation here as= the CUES
OF her sister, Miss Gertrude Booth
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