Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-02-17
Brief Mention IT, Il. s s, s .ss a :ss o 1

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Miss Bessie Forstrom spent several
days at New London this week with
friends.
John Erickson, the building con.
tractor, spent last week with relatives
at Milaca.
The Big Store is making special
prices on ginghams. See their ad.
on this page.
Mrs. D. G. Jordahl, OF Norway
Lake, was the guest of Prot. and Mrs.
q. Solum the first part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Williams
we're guests last week at the home OF
Mrs. Williams parents at Redwood
Falls.
Miss Mamie Cleary returned last
Friday from Benson, where she had
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. j.
P. Rodenbur.
Be sure to call in and look over the
! bargains in giDghams ut The Big
Store next Saturday and Monday
See ad on last page.
The Dehlbom Lumber Co. 1s doing
! very good business in Washington,
according to letter received by Rev
G. Carlson yesterday.
The Mt Mellick Club will meet on
Monday afterr oon, Feb. %, with Mrs
Martin Sorenson. All members are
requested to be present.
The W. C. T. U. will hold it's regu.
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred
Segerstrom Thursday afternoon Of
this week at three O'Clock sharp.
Editor Covell of the Atwater Repub'
lican Press. was business visitor ir
our city last Saturday. He was &C.
:ompanied by Mr.. 0. A. Christensen
d former business man of that village
The Ladies' Social Union will serve
coffee on Friday afternoon, February
10, at the home Of NJ 9sdames Brown
md Tyler. At six O'Clock reguls1
supper will be served. All are cor
daily invited.
The Young Peoples Society OF th'
Svea Lutheran church have postponed
their meeting, which was to be hell
oext Friday, until the first Friday II
March. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend.
The. Ladies' Parish Guild will 'mee
at the home of Mrs. J. Nj. Spicer OF
Thursday afternoon, Feb. Is, at tw'
o'clock, to begin the Lenten work. (
rull attendance is requested. Dona
tions will be gratefully received.
Peter Skcglund, of Lake Andrew
was in the city Monday and Tuesda,
on probate business. Mr.. Skoglun'
is the executor OF the estate OF Pete
Norm, deceased, and was present thi
week in the matter Of the hearing O
claims.
Thursday, March II, is the dat
chosen for the Republican state cor
vention, which will be held at tn
Bijou opera house In Minneapoli,
Four delegates-at-large to the nations
convention at Chicago are to be cleo
I'd at this meeting.
Miss Cora Rieg will entertain
party OF friends this evening in homo
IT Miss Mamie Hanson, who leave
on Saturday for Minneapolis. tt
morrow evening the young lady wi
oe the honored guest at q party give
oy Mrs. John Noren, with whom ST
nas made her homo during her stay
: the city.
F.. L. Smith and daughters, Mise
Alice and Ethel, left last week IL
Machias, Me-, where they will enjoy
visit for some time with relative
Machias Ia Mr.. Smiths old home, an
as he had not been there for man
: years he will undoubtedly enjoy
very pleasant reunion with relative
and old.time friends.
r. 7. Greene, the Sank Cent?
painter and decorator who did IL
mural decorating for the Carneg
library here, is at work on aroth'
contract which he secured from IL
Episcopal church society. Mr.. Greer
lcommenced the work of mural pain
, ing and decorating of the interior I
> the church last week.
Lawrence Thorpe returned Ia
y Wednesday night from Estevan, Ca
ada, where he had been spending Il
past three months in assist ng wi,
the work on the property OF the EureA
Coal and Brick Co., In which his fl
Their is heavily interested as the pres
dent Of the corporation. Lawren'
D will remain at home until spring, whe
he will probably return to Estevan.
Another Russian gun boat blow
out of the water by japanese To
pedo. This hts nothing to do vii
the wood and coal business We kee