Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-08-17
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
DR.. Ilstrup left last Saturday to
take In the sights at the st. Louis Elk.
position.
+ Mrs. D. Gerretson, of Milwaukee,
Wis.,, is the guest OF her son, DR..
Gerretson.
Mrs. Rev. G. Peterson returned last
Friday from trip to Rush City and
minneapolis.
Mrs. Alex Graft left on Monday for
Lake Crystal for a months visit with
relatives.
A baby girl arrived at the home OF
EMr. and Mrs. A. o. Qvale on Tuesday
(of last week.
b DR.. Rains expects to leave on Fri
|day for q couple of weeks visit at
Toronto, Oat., Canada.
" A daughter was born last Sunday
% Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Rudbeck, OF
the Farmers Pest
Miss Lena Glarum is enjoying . Va
cation at Glenwood as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. L. M. Landing.
Mrs. H. Nordgaard and Mrs. J.
Paulson, of Grove City, were guests
Of Wi1lmar friends over Sunday.
Miss Lille Noren has accepted the
position of b0ok-keeper at the Page
Lindquist general store. She entered
upon her duties yesterday.
Mrs. G. A. Moore left for her home
at Minneapolis last Monday, after
having spent the summer at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Russell Spicer.
Kenneth Palmer, who has been Wis.
iting at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
John Noren, for the last five weeks,
left for his home at Minneapolis yes
terday.
Anton Omlie and Nels Ogren pur-
chased . J. I. Case threshing rig last
Friday from the local agency and ex-
pect to be kept busy the comiuR fall in
the vicinity of Willmar.
August Lindquist, who is employed
as agent at Elbow Lake for the Peavey
Elevator Co., enjoyed visit the past
couple of weeks at his old home in the
town of Whitefield and also in the
Twin Cities.
Berton BrantOn has returned from
Two Harbors, where he spent part of
the summer in hospital practice. He
will enjoy the remainder of his vaca-
t1on with his parents at the summer
home at Green Lake.
L F. Page, president of the Page
Lindquist Co has leased the G. F.
Johnson residence on Second street
and expects to remove here with his
family from Lake Minnetonka about
the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Handy and son
Harold left last Thursday morning
for Boston to spend about two weeks
visiting with relatives. They will also
visit at Mr.. Handy's old home at Cen.
terville before returning home.
E c.: Wellin ia expected back from
his European trip about the 26th inst.
Mr.. Wellin set sail Aug. 10 from the
coast of France and fs due to arrive
In New York today. He expects to
spend several days in New York City
and Chicago to select stock of goods
for the fall trade.
Rev. A. Carlson, pastor OF the Swe'
dish Nj. E. church, J. j. Swenson and
son Aaron, who composed camping
party that had been spending several
weeks near Bemidji, returned to Will
mar: last Thursday. Their outing
among the pines proved very bene'
fetal one. S..
Ralph Stanford, of Minneapolis
|enjoyed . several days. visit here las
weekswith his psrents, Mr.. and Mrs
e. M. Stanford, on his way back K
the CITY from Moorhesd, where he hat
been visiting with his brother, Prof
i Harold Stanford, Of the Moorhea'
! Normal. Ralpk 10 still associase,
j With Ludwig Arctander in the practic
Iot lsN and we look for the time, Whsi
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