Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-10-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

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Don't forget the Cloak Sale at ''The
Big Store' next Saturday.
A nine pound son was born to Mr.
! and Mrs. Mark Parks the Path ult.
Mrs. D. Hagenstine OF spicer was a
guest OF Willmar friends part of last
week.
Mrs. M. l.. Hatch, of Jasper, was
the guest of Miss Nina Montville ves.
terday.
Miss Maud Codner is enjoying a
two weeks visit at her old home at
Aitkin.
Miss Dena Larson of Spicer visited
with her sister, Miss Constance. over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyaer Berg are visit
Ing friends and relatives at Dawson
this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mcs. L. W. Bowen last Thursday
m ,rning.
Atty. M. Joseph Harringtou. ~of
L''chteld, was here Friday On law
business.
Miss Edith Peterson left for Morris
on r. idav, ate + visit with her sister,
Mrs. F. F. Nelson.
Henri Gondret, of Pitssbure, Pa.
has been a guest the past week OF the
family OF l.. Rodlun.
Miss Ella Haines left on Saturday
to commence her work as principal of
the Pennock schools.
Mrs. Clarence Will amson returned
rom Mankato last Thursday, after a
visit at her old home.
G. q. Drake, postal inspector, paid
our local post Office An Official visit
Friday and Saturday.
Simon Hanson, Renville real
estate man, transacted some business
in our city yesterday.
Mrs. Russell Spicer has been spend
ing the pact week with her mother and
sister at Minneapolis.
John Skipley and family departed
last Saturday evening for their future
home at Everett, W ash.
Mrs. Gibson left for Watertown
Monday, after few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.> Odell.
F. B. Treat, the tonsorial artist at
the Merchants barber shop, enjoyed a
vacation from his duties last week.
Miss Matilda Nora arrived here on
Monday from Chicago and will spend
couple Of months at her old home.
The schools In Kerkhoven haye
been closed on account of diphtheria
and number of houses are quaran-
tined.
The many friends of Will Green
will be pleased to learn that he is now
recovering from his attack of typhoid
fever.
Prof. II. G. Stub, OF the Hamline
Theological Seminary, conducted
mission meeting a. Norway Lake last
Sunday.
Mrs. r. M. Davis returned to her
home at Lisbon, N. D, on Saturday
after two weeks visit with Mrs. F.
L. Smith.
The Ladies Aid society of the Luther
an Synod church m e's tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. !. Torkelson in
the First ward.
Mrs. j. Peterson left for her home
At Belgrade Thursday, after having
consulted local physician regard
ing her failing health.
Miss Inga Olson has taken the po-
sition OF saleslady at THE New
Store," left vacant by the resignation
of Miss Lena Glarum
Andrew Nordloef has taken the po-
sition OF book-keeper for the Willmar
Hardware Co and entered upon his
new duties last Monday.
Miss Jennie Backelin left Or Holmes
City Thursday, after q two months
visit with her cousin, Mrs. O.e Lund-
ouis:, and other relatives.
A. L. Nelson, agent for the Cable
Piano Manufacturing Co., Is making
some extensive improvements on his
residence in the Eirst ward.
- Mrs. J. M. Downs returned from St,
Cloud last Thursday, where she had
atte nded the funeral of a daughter OF
her sister, Mrs. J. E. Couling.
Peter Hong has sold his property in
the First ward to Anton Kiland. Mr..
Kiland and family have already moved
into the newly acquired residence.
A. E. Dahl, OF the firm OF Stenberg
& Dahl at Harrison, trans acted bus1-
ness in our city yesterday. The TR1-
BuNE acknowledges q pleasant call.
Miss Josie Nelson left for her home
at Eagle Lake on Thursdsy' where she
will attend the wedding OF her cousin,
Miss Ida Grue, which occurs tomor'
row.
Ray Kaatz, cigarmaker at the Person
& Johnson cigar factory, left yester-
sday for Lehr, N. D where he will
spend the remaining part OF this week
on his claim. -: = -.
~ J. L. Lindner has moved his cigar