Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-05


Edward Lewis came up from Mime.
apolis for a visit at his home over
Sunday. Ed Ia member of the
Senior class at the State University,
where he graduates in June from the
mechanical engineering department.
Misses Amy and Laura Jorgenson
pleasantly entert aimed = number of
friends at their home Monday AFTER
noon In honor OF Miss Nora Rollef-
son, Of Montevideo, who Is visiting
with her sister, Miss Thea Rollefson.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the swed.
ish Mission church will hold q sale
OF fancy articles on Friday evening
beginning about eight O'Clock. Be-
fore the sale refreshments will be
served. All are cordially invited to
attend. =
DR.. Hans Johnson has moved from
Spicer to Murdock, where he has now
opened up his Ctflce. DR.. Johnson
was satisfied with Spicer but inasmuch
as Murdock 10 larger place he
thought that place would prove more
desirable.
An Uncle Toms Cabin Co. was
stranded at Granite Falls last week.
The manager of the troupe skipped
out and those left behind had to re-.
sort to benefit performance in order
to obtain enough funds with which to
leave town.
Prof. Hilleboe went to Ortonviile
Thursday to assist in arranging the
program for the interstate summer
school to be held at Simpson Park.
On Friday aud Saturday he delivered
two lectures at Sisseton, S. D. He
returned home Monday.
Mrs. ]. Sampson we1t to Minneap-
| oils Thursday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Olof Dale, who is At present
staying 1T the DR.. Abbott's hospital.
Mrs. Dale was subjected to q critical
operation \ short time ago, but she
is now rapidly improving.
Andrew c. Rasmussen, . tailor who
will be remembered by Willmar peo-
pie as former resident of this city,
but who later removed to Minneapo-
lis, has gone into bankruptcy. The
first meeting Of creditors will be held
in Minneapolis on April -.
Messrs. Stanford, Boyd, Hennings,
Manning, Anderson, Jorgenson and
Rice, members OF Col. Heg Post, G.
A. r., were At Clara City Monday
forenoon, where they attended the
funeral of Comrsde Orlebeke, whose
d,sssn occurred last rhursd.y. 7s=% i
Misses Marion Tautges and May
I4ester lett. Saturday morning: &4 tor
their respective homes, Minneapolis
and Atwater,. to spend the weeks
vacation from, school duties. Mise
Tau'ges planned to spend part OF the
week with relatives at Delano.
Miss Fern Whitman entertained IL
OF her young lady friends 1t the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. U. Barck Satur-
day afternoon at q birthday party.
Miss Fern proved IN excellent enter
tainer and her guests Ill report spend
ing . most enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Ra1lson, of Edgely, N. D.,
arrived here last Friday from Mime.
spolis, where she had been spending
several weeks. After = visit here with
relatives and friends she leaves for
her North Dakota home to join Mr..
Rails on, when the family viii remove
to their Canadian claim.
Rev. H. c. Buell. very ably handled
the saloon license question at last
Sunday evenings service, the subject
OF his sermon being "Blood Money"
Owing to the unfavorable weather the
congregation was not a. large az that
which is usually attracted by the
pastors excellent sermons.
The Willmar Iron Works Is now
the name OF the institution formerly
conducted as the Willmar Gasoline
Engine Works. The transfer OF the
property wac made last week by J. F.
Millard to Lars Halvorson, under
whose exclusive management the busi-
ness will now be conducted.
T. J. Lacey, who has conducted a
blacksmith and horse-shoeing shop on
Benson avenue for the past three
years, leaves tomorrow for Clear.
mont, where he will make his future
homo. Mr.. Lacey 10 . good and re.
liable workman and he will no doubt
find plenty to do wherever he goes.
Willmar. friends of Mr.. and Mrs. La.
cey wish them IN abundance of sue.
cess In their new location.
The musical program given At the
opera house last Thursday evening by
the Madrlgal Ladies Quartette was
poorly attended and this is to be re-.
gretted all the more 40 the attraction
was we'll worthy Of full house. -
Their quartette work WAS very credit.
able and their solo work was espe.
cially fine. But the largest share OF
the honors Of the evening no doub,
went TO- Miss Dorothy Nehrbas, the
violintst.: Tho she did not possess
the finished technic Of Miss stori,
who appeared here some time ago,
/ yet she played her numbers With q