Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
on Minor Happenings

LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
OF Minor Happenings
The Wil]mar Choral Club is PLAN
ming for concert to be given the
week following Easter.
Miss Lima Paulson will entertain
the Mt. Mellick Club on Saturday
afternoon of this week.
Rural letter carriers examinations
are to be held at the Willmar post
office on March 80, at $50 q. m.
Don't forget the St. Patrick's sup
per to be served at the Bonde Hall
tomorrow evening by the ladies OF the
Catholic church. The society has
spared no efforts in preparing a most
tempting menu.
Prof. Tonning will deliver an ad-
dress at the Seminary hall Saturday
evening at 8 O'Clock. The address
will be on an educational topic, and
will be directed mainly to the students
and teachers. All interested are well
come.
J. r. Hill, the popular marble
cutter, returned last Thursday from
his winters stay at his old home in
Syracuse, N Y, and will again be
attending to his duties in this city in
the employ of the Willmar Monument
Works.
Harold W. Johnson has taken
position on the road with the Gibson
Art Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio. he
began his new duties yesterday. Mr..
Johnson's work is in the line of
soliciting for advertising fans and
calendars.
DR.. F. E. Twitchell and mother re-
turned home last evening from their
several weeks visit. Mrs. Twitchell
enjoyed a visit at Minneapolis, while
the Doctor made q trip to Paducah,
Kentucky, and also spent some time
At Chicago.
Miss Annie Hansen, recent arrival
from Copenhagen, Denmark, was the
guest of Wtllmar relatives this week.
Miss Hansen ia 4 niece OF John Cor
we'll, Sr. She left on Monday even.
ing for Dwight, N. d., where she will
make her future home.
At meeting held this week it was
decided to open the State Bank OF
Kandiyohi early this spring. Work
will be commenced immediately on
new brick building Henry Stene of
Atwater has been elected president
and Andrew Larson of Willmar vice
president. The cashier will be elected
at later meeting.
Olson e. Skoolhelm are the success
full bidders for the erection of the new
Synod church. The contract was
awarded at the meeting of the build
ing committee held last Saturday.
Toe figures as submitted by Messrs
Olson and Skoolheim amount to ST..
200. Work on the building will be
commenced at an early date.
A meeting OF the Ksndiyohi County
Educational Association was to have
been held on Saturday of this week,
but it has been postponed for q couple
Of weeks on account of the date con-
fl citing with the date of the Meeker
county meeting 1t Is probable that
Willmar will be represented at the
Litchfeld meeting by q goodly number
OF our teachers.
! Geo. Il. Chase, rural mail route in
speotor for this district, was in the
city this week on business connected
with the establishing OF new routes in
the county. Mr.. Chase visited Kan.
diyohi Station Monday and went over
tho proposed route which will extend
about "a miles south OF that place.
Yesterday he inspected the territory
in the vicinity of Pennock.
Mrs. o. Selin and daughter, Miss
Matte, have returned from the cities,
where they spent some time In the
Interest of their millinery store. Miss
Selin had been learning the latest
sty les Of trimming at q wholes ale
millinery house and Mrs. Selio went
down later to purchase the spring
stock of millinery. The ladies are
now busy preparing for the opening,
which will be held soon.
! It will be of interest to the Willmar
friends of Mr.. E. II. Haig and Miss
Margaret Scslly to learn that they
have been reelected to positions on
the faculty OF the city schools at St.
Cloud for the coming school year.
Mr.. Haig, principal OF the Union
School building, will be instructor In
English at a salary of 800, and Miss
Soally will have charge of the Fifth
fKrade at q salary OF S55.
The Young Peoples Society OF the
Synod church will meet on Friday
evening Of next week at the Willmar
Seminary. The Society will be enter
tanned by Misses Emma Hildahl, Inga
Hong, Ida Boo and Semins stallan6.
Refreshments will be served and an
interesting program OF literary aud
musical numbers will be given. The
members invite all their friends to
come and spend the evening with them.
Ed. sandbo| came down from Alex.
andria 1aat Saturday and romAined