Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS


Miss Melinda Hagenstine of Spicer
was Willmar visitor last Thursday.
Miss Ida Person was the guest of
Ksndiyohi friends a few days last
week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Q. Newcom5 last Wednesday
evening:
Frank Adams visited with his broth
er Elmer at Minneapolis q few days
last week.
Miss Lima Gjems returned home
Friday evening from few days visit
with Minneapolis relatives.
Miss Florence d. Porter returned to
Rush City Friday, after having spent
few days visiting at her home in this
city.
Mrs. N. P. Larson and her chill
dren Viggo and Ellen went to Mime
apolis last Friday for couple of days
visit with friends.
Mrs. Margit Lukasson, OF Brooten.
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Herman Lundstedt, last week, return
ing home Monday.
Atty. r. NJ. Stanford came up from
Minneapolis last Friday evening for
few days visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs E. NJ. Stanford.
Miss Charlotte Diddams spent her
vacation last week with friends at
Montevideo, where she taught in the
pulic schools prior to coming to Will
mar
The Ladies Aid society OF the Lu-
theran Free church meets this after
noon At the church parlors. Mes.
danes L. Jorstad and Martin Berg
will serve refreshments.
Some OF our merchants report that
people from the south. eastern part of
the county, In the community tributary
to Atwater, have been trading here of
late. Our merchants will no doubt be
glad to make q financial saying an
additional object to them to establish
Wil]mar as their permanent trading
place.
The next regular meeting OF the
Royal Neighbors will be held at the
Bonde hall on next Tuesday evening.
This change WAS made necessary on
account OF the masquerade bali to be
given by the local tent of Maccabees.
A class of five will be Initiated, re-
treatments served and pleasing
social time is assured all who. attend.
A party OF 10 Willmarites went to
Atwater Monday evening to attend the
concert given by the Hjolt Trio.
After the conclusion OF the program
the members of the trio and the visi-
tors we're invited to the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Martin Olson, where a most
pleasant hour was spent. Delicious
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Olson. At II O'Clock the "Flyer''
arrived and half an hour later the
aforementioned party was again
back in good old Willmar.
The Elks installed their newly. elec-
ted officers last Thursday evening and
initiated two candidates. The install.
ing officer was VIM. Koons, of St.
Cloud, deputy grand exalted ruler.
Following the work of the evening the
members all partook of q "spread"
and whiled away the time in social
er joyment. L. A. May will be the
exalted ruler for the ensuing year
and Chas. h. Johnson the secretary.
The other officers are the same as
those elected at the institution of the
lodge
J. B. Agen, OF Seattle, WASH, was
In the city the past week looking after
his busiress interests at the Willmar
Cold Storage plant. Mr.. Agen has
again secured the services of J. A.
Curran, who will act as local mana
ger OF the egg department, over which
Mr.. Agen now has exclusive control
Mr.. Curran's family is at pre- sent
located ct Leroy, Minn., and will
join him here some time next week.
Since his removal from Willmar be
had been Ia the employ of the Eaton
Egg Co., with headquarters at
Rochester
A $3.50 Kimball piano will be In
stalled in the Presbyterian church at
an early date, as the result Of several
days labor on the part of the Ladies'
Social Union In securing subscrip.
tions to the Minneapolis Journal. 1t
was necessary to secure $50 cash-in.
advance subscriptions for the paper
In order to secure the instrument and
the ladies put in some faithful and un-
firing work In canv assing the city and
vicinity. They were assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. D. S. Mcmillan, who were
the representatives of that popular
and enterprising journal.
Mrs. G.. L. Anderson and her
daughter Mabel left for Minong, Wis.
last Friday, nesr which place they ex-
pect to make their future home to-
gether with Mrs. Anderson's son
George, who Is the owner of q fine
homestead up there. They were the
victims of pleasant surprise party