Willmar tribune., 1904-06-01


"U.o
Alyin Lee, of Juneau county, Wis.,,
is visiting 1T the home of M. c. Toilet
son.
Miss Eva Grimes, of Grove Lake,
is visiting in the city with her sister,
Mrs. J. M. Downs.
Oliver Porter is among the Willmar
young men who are home from the
"U" for the summer.
Mrs. N. N. johnson, of Saltwater,
is visiting at the home at her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. H. Olson. "
Miss Jessie Spicer and little sister
Eunice enjoyed q visit this week with
their aunt in Atwater.
Mrs. E. M. Stanford returned home
last Friday from q several weeks
visit with Moorhead relatives.
Miss Julia O'Brien, of Graceville,
spent several days the past week as q
guest at the home OF Mayor and Mrs.
Qvale.
c. c. Broughton returned the first
of the week from his visit with Mon
tana relatives and friends in the twin
cities.
Rev. GyRild was at Granite Falls
last Friday in attendance at q mission
festival of the Camp Release Lutheran
Free church.
"The Ocean Wave," conducted by
F. Iler & Sons, on the vacant lots
north OF the NJ. E. church, furnishes
much amusement for the Dung people.
George Tyler has returned home
from the "U" for his summer vacation
and last Monday helped the local
ball players in the game with Hanley
Falls.
Among the relatives in attendance
at the Rasmussen Sandven wedding
we're Mr.. and Mrs. A. Olson, of Han
cock, and Miss Mary Johnson, Of
Wahpeton.
The flower beds have been arranged
at the Great Northern park and look
quite attractive in their floral dress
The work was in charge of Geo. IT.
wing & Co.
Ralph w. Stanford, who is asso-
ciated with Ludwig Arctander in his
law offices in Minneapolis, spent q
couple of days this week with his par
ents in this city.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Synod
church will serve coffee tomorrow
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. J. q. Olson. Everybody in
vited.
Frauk Sexton spent last Wednesday
at his home near Howard Lake, where
he attended the wedding of his sister,
Miss Mabel Sexton, which occurred
that evening.
Miss Hugunin, of the city schools,
expects to spend the next school year
at Las Vegas, New Mexico, where she
has been elected to the position OF
critic in the Normal University of th at
city.
Next Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock
Rev. A. T. Frykman OF Minneapolis
will preach in the Mission church
here. his many friends will be glad
> to hear him again, and all are cor.
daily invited.
Fridolph Liudholm arrived here or
Sunday evening from st. Peter where
be has been engaged as instructor ir
music. He expects to spend part o.
the summer at the home of his parents
Rev. and Mrs. Lindholm at Tripolie
Mrs. Samuel Porter will give 8
coffee at her home on Friday after
noon of this week. At six O'Clock {
regular supper will be served fol
which twenty-five cents will be char
ged. Everyone is most cordially in
vited,
Eric P. Glad went to Appleton las
: Thursday, where he will be employed
for some time with carpenters crev
? for the Northwestern Elevator Co
From there he goes to Norcross. II,
expects to be gone for q couple o
months.
Dr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hawkins, O
Granite Falls, were visitors in tn,
city this week. The Doctor was ont
of a party of several Granite Fall
gentlemen that enjoyed fishing tril
to Green Lake and returned hom'
Monday night with big catch.
Miss Dena Anderson, of Madelia
arrived here last Thursday for visi
with her brother, A. A. Anderson, ant
wife. Accompanied by MIR. and Mrs
Anderson she left on Friday for Star
buck, where all three were guests a
the wedding of cousin, which tool
place on Saturday.
De La Fontaine's electric entertain
ers, advertising company and ghos
show, under the management OF DR.
q. J. Fountaine, have been giving yer,
satisfactory performances for the pas
week in their big tent opposite th
opera house. From here the compan,
goes to Benson.
Oscar B. Thorson, of the town o
Roseville, was among the county resi-
dents who were at the county seat la
Saturday to pay their taxes. Mr.