Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06
DIFF H. a The News Personal ando therwise
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new location. Mrs. Bitterness, who is
at present visiting with her sister 1t
Renville, will join her husband in the
course of month or so.
G. J. Verran, of mining fame, was q
Willmar visitor the past week.
Miss Cora Rigg returned from Glen
wood on Friday to resume her duties
at the Golden Rule.
Attorney Lyndon A. Smith was
here from Montevideo last week in the
interest of his Willmar clients.
| The Royal Neighbors will install
officers next Tuesday evening instead
instead OF on the 26th inst. as previous
| ~ announced.
The Atwater Republican Press says
that brand new 500 arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Feig
Friday morning.
William and August M ier of Har.
rie on shot two wolves in the vicinity
of Diamond Lake last week, for which
they received bounty of 81 so each.
| Miss Edna Dewey, who is chief
Central girl in the Office of the Staples
Telephone Exchange, enjoyed New
Years week with her Willmar rels-
tives.
! Misses Matilda Bonde and Name
Hanson, OF this city, are among the
contestants for another S400 Wesley
piano which is offered by the St. Paul
Daily News.
Susie Bergman, OF Grafton, N. D !,
is the guest of Miss Olive Mostue.
Her brother, liver Bergman, left for
his home on Sunday evening after q
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Mostue.
Marvin and Clarence Crawford have
joined the army of boys who are SELL
ing the Saturday Evening Post. They
both agree that the business is very
good and hope to be able to build up
q large business in the city.
The farce lone Night Only" which
was played at the Opera house on Fri
day evening was indeed q treat. The
different players we're all at home in
their parts and are certainly q credit
to the University Dramatic Club.
W. W. knight, the "knight'' of
house moving fame, made q trip on
Monday to his old home town, Bur
bank, whore he went to attend to q
contract in the line of removing and
repairing some buildings on what is
known as the old John Miller farm.
! Frank Johnson and sister, Miss An
ME, returned to Minneapolis Monday +,
to again enter upon their respective
duties in the Flour City, after enjoy
Ing vacation through the holidays at
their home. Frank is student at the
~" and is progressing nicely in his
college work.
Js'mer and Edna Nyquist gave q
party to q number of their friends
Wednesday evening. Some over
thirty guests were present and the
evening was spent in . very enjoyable
manner. Refreshments were served
apd the young host and hostess sue
ceeded admirably in their efforts to
provide good time for their guests.
Miss Mabel Anderson entertained a
company Of about thirty friends at q
progressive "peanut" party given at
her home in the First ward on Wednes-
day evening OF last week. The head
prize was won by Miss Name Cleary
and Miss Name Lawler carried off the
foot prize. Refreshments were served
and most pleasant time was enjoyed.
O. A. Grangaard's home east of the
city was the scene OF q little jollifi.
cation on Wednesday evening. A
crowd of about Is young people re-
solv<d to pay the family q visit with
out first going through the prelimi.
naries of informing the folks about it.
Nevertheless q very enjoyable time
was spent and every body had q good
time.
Sam Oster, representing the Boston
Candy Manufacturing Co. of Minues
p Ills, was. in the city this week in the
interest of that concern. This house
Is building up quite trade through.
oat the northwest. and is one in which
former well-known Wil'mar people
are among those interested. The COM
pany has been organized only q few
years.
The first quarterly communion ser.
vice for the present year was held at
tie Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning. AT this service five persons
were admitted into full members hip
with the communicates of the Willmar
church.. They we're Mrs. Carolla
Collin, Miss Lydia E. Beck, Mis-
Anna Nelson, G. H. Montville and w.
$. Easveld.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Miner J.
Boyd, at Renville, q daughter. The
new arrival put in her appearance on
Saturday, Dec. 26 The writer bad
occasion to pas through the thriving
little city OF Renville the following
Wednesday and found Mr. Boyd all
beaminR with smiles on account of