Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-29
Per,o nal Mention.

personal llentio lon.
4 Ole. Rosan vim spend i hank.slv wing With
at Granite 3 lls.
4 Mrs. TO. Gilbert enjoyed 4 visit "a the
clties during the past week. s$s
q ole 2, oslie Of Rdw ards was q caller at the
TR1nux1 once last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Larson spent several
days the past week y the cities.
X. samuelson returned Sunday morning
from business trip to Revillo, 8, 2,
" Ma, a. I. swenson and Mrs. Peter Dalen
spent q couple Of days ID the cities the past
week. .:5
n NJ i,ses Emily Rrickson and Anna Ger,tle
went to the cities last Thursday for, q several:
days visit. ==z
p. L. sorenson was up from Rosendale :
few days the past week, Waiting at his WIN.
mar home Z *ss *sj
Mrs Chr. Mohn. OF Atwater. was the
gnest Of Mrs. G. johnson last Thursday and
Friday. @*5 rs 81 #s*# a. *% S$. fs=#
Monday for weeks stay with her sister
and friends. 0 : s . s y Z. *s=
Judge Qvale and Court. stenoRrapher sher-
wood are attending to court duties at Mon
tevideo, S u @ss: ~ 55 .z. % f. &#<SS= 3ists
Mrs. John Burns returned to her home In
Kandiyohi Monday, after spending week
here with Mrs. p. Carlin. EE II, = s::,. I,
VIM. Grandjean Is acting as conductor on
the Sioux Pals passenger run during Con.
dnctor Buffers lay OF. ss# !. s~*.3 i.
Mrs. Oliver Halverson of Norway Lake
has been visiting Willmar relatives and
friends the past week. -. .
Mrs. Geo. r. Lawrence and son, of Itch.
field, have been guests of Mesdames Minton
and Bryant at the Merchants hotel the past
week. Is @ ~ 's III 3&F} },:.
w. 3. Miller and A. A. Arnold took their
departure last Thursday for Aitkin, and are
spending week in the forests looking for
big game. s:.5s ss@ssa -
Miss Lizzie Jorgenson left yesterday for
her home in st. Peter. after spending week
| here with the family of her sister, Mrs. F. H.
Wold. = / = ~ = ~ !
| Ed Sandbo and bride returned last Sunday
evening from Minneapolis, and are now nice
| ly located in their new home on south Fifth
street. .> '@s%> ~ Es%%
| Thos. Section conducted services at the
Congregational church in Graceville last
Thursday evening and spoke in the interest
Of his Sunday school work. .- NJ =
Mrs. Theodore Pritchard of town Of
Woods, Chippewa county. spent several days
in this city last week visiting with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. A. O. Forsherg. {:
Mrs H. Gates returned yesterday from he,
trip to her old home in Milwaukee, Wis
She was accompanied bylher son, Mr.. p. d
Gates, who will spend a week here.
Hon. Andrew Railson Of Lake Andrew
arrived in the city last Wednesday and ha,
been undergoing special treatment during
the past week by one OF our local physicians
i PA Dahlstrom and VIM. Englund, VIII,
had been employed as carpenters in the new
towns on the York extension of the G.. N. II
North Dakota, returned to their Wilma
homes yesterday. H. =.
w. E. Roberts left last Thursday with
couple ofprospective land buyers for the u
cinity Of Duluth, where they went to look u
some property which Mr.. Roberts own
there. ~>,*4.,.s 49,. s:2s5 r -. -
Prof. Hegstrom and assistant, Miss Him
Johnson, will 90 to Granite Falls this afte,
: noon to complete the orchestra Of that plac
and furnish the music for Thanksgivin
ball to be given this evening. -
4 Miss Mata O'Neill departed today for
grip to Los Angeles, Cal, stopping en- rout
at Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake City and sa
!, Francisco. In the latter city she will be tn
guest Of relatives. She expects to be gor
:. until the first of the year. ss3 - ~
Cornelius Larson of New London returne
from his trip to the State of Washingto
last Wednesday night. Mr.. Cole, who a
eompanied him out, did not return but Il
Gated on a ranch proposition. Mr.. Larso
decided that he would not locate at the pre-
emit time, although he hopes in the future I
;, make the change. - y 81 -
ed Ellingson, who had been spendin
some time in this city visiting at his Of
home, left this week for Denver, Col, whe
a brother resides and where he will accept
situation as switchman in the yards Of IL
2 Denver and Rio Grande railway. BID. 1la
been, employed for some time In Duluth as
switchman for the Northern Pacific.
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