Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

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u There is quite an exodus to the big
tair at St. Louis on account of the $40
rate for the round trip from the twin
cities. Among the many who are tax.
ing advantage of the low rates during
the remaining days that the Exposi-
tton will be open are several Willmar
people.
Philip Green, who is at present
visiting relatives in the county, ex-
poets to leave next Monday for
Seattle, Wash where he will join
his brother Frank and spend the win
ter at employ yment in the hardware
establishment with which the latter is
connected.
Rev. J. s., Strand and wife arrived
here this week from visit at Dawson,
and made brief stay in the city with
relatives. They were enroate to Fort
Ransom, N. D where Rev. Strand
has a new pastoral charge. He he's
been located at Milwaukee for tie
past two ye ars.
George 81. Wormwood, the switch
man who was the victim of an accl-
dent In the railway yards here short
time ago, has recovered sufficiently to
be able to return to his bone at White
Bear, for which place he left on Satur-
day. Mr.. Wormwood received q frac-
ture OF the right shoulder blade while
at work coupling, being struck by a
car.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Presbyteria church will give
a social on Friday evening at the
home of A. F. Hanscom. There will
be q musical and literary program
and refreshments will be served, for
which small fee of ten cents will be
charged. The society extends cor
dial invitation to everybody to come
and erjoy The evening with them.
We wish to say that we were mis-:
informed in regard to Adolph Feltner,
whose case we mentioned some weeks
ago. DR.. Frost informs US that all
possible care had been taken Of him
by DR.. Tictin, who only saw him once
preceding the day of his leaving Clara
City. He came to Willmar In coed
time; earlier would have been too
soon for the operation, and consider.
ing the gravity of the case he is doing
exceedingly we'll.
| Miss Ida Torkelson, teacher in the
Fifth grade OF the Central building,
ss:.ss Obliged to give up her school
work here last Monday on account o1
threatened attack OF typhoid fever.
She was able to leave the same even.
ing for her home at Black River
Falls, Wis, where she will Remain un.
til her health will permit her to return
to resume her. work. Her place in the
school room is temporarily filed by
Miss Louise Fancher.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Thorson, of the
town Of Lake Andrew, have Issued In
vltations for the wedding of theil
daughter, Miss Clara Tonette, to Mr.
Peter Heimdahl, of this city. Th'
marriage will be solemnIzed mex
Saturday at the home of the brides
uncle, Mr.. John Thorson, in Lak'
Andrew town, the ceremony to TAX,
place at two O'Clock in the afternoon
About fifty invitations have. beer
issued for the affair. The groom Ii
the well.known confectioner on Litch
field avenue and his many. Willmal
friends will extend congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Nelson, former
ly of Mamre, but now residing q
Portlsnd, Oregon, were in town las
Monday. MIR. Nelson was one of tn
phone el of Mamre. The family move,
to the state of Washington fitteel
years ago and later moved to Port
land, where Mr.. Nelson worked in
store. Last spring he was taken sick
and has not quite recovered, and b
J is now travelling for his health as vel
as for pleasure. Mrs. Nelson left Of
the noon train Monday for visi
with relatives and friends in the cities
while Mr. Nelson went out to Mamr
for visit with old friends.
The Epworth League OF the M. E
church did not receive as liberal
patronage last Thursday evening a
It's oyster supper as had been hope
for. After defraying all expenses tn
society found that it had the enor
nous sum of two cents above th
amount. expended. The lack Q
patronage was largely due to counte
attractions the same evening. A mic
musical program was rendered tn
latter part OF the evening, consistin
of selections by Treats orchestra,
cornet solo by Lewis Hanscom, plan
solo by Miss Vaughn Crawford, vocs
solo by Prof. Powers, and q violi
: solo by Mr.. Treat.
Prof. Emil Hsgstrom, late OF Olivia
has opened q music studio on tn
second floor of the Ruble block, wher
he il now ready for patrons. Nj