Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-10-11

Mrs FIJI. Knox visited Raymond
friends last week.
About dsty students ara at present
enrolled at the Willmar Seminary.
Miss 1ngeborg Telstad lon last Fri
day for visit with St. Paul relatives.
Mrs. J. H. Person went to Grove
City last Friday for . few days. visit
with friends. n
DR.. A. Graham enjoyed . visit here
last week from his brother, Dan Gra-
ham OF Duluth. s.
A baby girl gladdened the homo OF
MIR. And Mrs. J. A. Wahlstrand last
Sunday morning.
NJ. w. Spicer and Sam'l Porter re-,
turned last Saturday from . business
trip to Grsceville.
J. H. Olson OF this city has secured
the contract for erecting the new town
hail 1t Clara City.
Charles A. Koch succeeds Cy. Cal.
kins 40 day transfer clerk at the Great
Northern express Office.
Edwin Moline has taken . position
"a salesman ut the store of the Rod
lun Shoe and Clothing Co.
Misses Rachael Ellingson and Clara
HAnscom went to Minneapolis last
Thursday for . brief visit.
Miss Martha Arthur returned last
Thursday to Spicer, after spending =
couple of weeks here with friends.
The Mems club of St.. Luke's church
held It's regular monthly meeting last
evening at the home of Russell Spicer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Craswell Of
Sioux City have been visiting Will.
mar relatives and friends the past
week.
Taxpayers must pay the second half
OF their real estate taxes before Nov.
or the 10 per cent penalty will be
added,
Miss Dora Lawson returned on
Monday to her home at New London,
after spending couple of weeks in
this city.
Mrs. Mark Park returned last
Thursday to her home In Breckenridge,
after IN extended visit here 1t her
parental home. -.
Mrs. Ed O'Connor and daughter,
of Sacred Heart, made . brief visit
here with friends last Thursday en-.
route to Minot, N. D.. -se>-D -. =
Mrs. J. c.. Berg has been spending
the past week 1t spicerT with her sis-
ter, Mrs. O:to Ronnine, who was re-
ported as being seriously i'll. :. - ~: s7z~s
The Litchfeld and Wiilmar Hfgh
school football teams will play here
next Saturday afternoon and very
interesting game may be expected.
The Synod Lutheran church social
takes place At the church parlors TO-
morrow Thursday afternoon, Mes
danes Ole Lien and John Dale to en-
tertain.
Miss Guida Thorson, who had been
visiting the past three weeks here with
her cousins, the Misses D ,hlheim, re
returned on Monday to her home in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. E. Atherton of Minneapo.
lis made brief visit here last Friday
with friends and attended 10 some
matters regarding the estate OF her de-
ceased husband.
John M. Downs recently closed a
deal In which he traded of some Ca
madam land for farm belonging to
Mat Casey, near the outlet OF Grove
Lake, Pope county.
Rev. Buell. will preach special
sermon to Sunday School workers
next Sunday morning, at the Presby.
terian church. The topic will be,
"The Sunday School Lighthouse. -
The will of the late VIM. E. Ather-
ton WAS fled With the clerk of the pro-
bate court OF -Hennepin county last
Thursday. He leaves an estate val
ned 1t 81, 500 to the widow and her two
daughters. :..1
Conductor r. A. Butler and family
are enjoying = visit from Mrs. But
ler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Waite of Nashua, Iowa. They ar
rived here last Wednesday and will
remain q month.
@ Confirmation ser vices will be held
In the Norwegian Lutheran Synod
church on Sunday, Oct. %, when It is
expected that class Of % young peo-
pie will be confirmed by the pastor,
Rev. J. N. Andersen.
Harry Guides is the new night ticket
agent at the Great Northern depot,
succeeding Dwight Gates, who has
been promoted to Z clerk@htp Ia the
chief clerks omcs. Mr.. Guides comes
here from Minneapolis: ~
Mrs 81. s. Taylor and SON left last
Saturday for couple of weeks visit
With friends and relatives ut Amman.
dalo and Cokato. She WAS accompa-
nied BY Miss Ida Golladay, who re-
turned homo frt m 3 visit here.
y J. B. Boyd enjoyed brief visit