Willmar tribune., 1905-04-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

5 LOCAL AND pc
Mrs. Charles Dram returned home
from St. Cloud Frlday.
Charley Lonu left for Benson and
Clontarf last Friday on some land
business.
Robert l.. MacKnight, OF St. Paul,
visited with Willmar friends over
Sunday.
Andrew shipp, of Mooers Prairie,
visited 1t the home OF Rev. G. Peter
soa last Saturday.
Miss Laura Julien came up from St.
Paul Monday to spend her Easter va
cation with her sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. sorenson of
town OF Green Lake are rejoicing over
the arrival OF baby boy.
Mrs. Horstio Gates returned home
Friday afternoon from her two weeks )
visit with relatives at Milwaukee.
Mrs. j. F. Millsrd went to DeGraff
Monday for . weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Delbert Fredrickson.
Miss Elizabeth Danens left for Lang
ford, 8. D, last Wednesday, where
she expects to remain for some time.
F. NJ. Byrns returned to Rock Rap
ids, Iowa, Monday after three weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Leslie.
Master Albert Gillette acted as host
to ten little gentlemen friends Mon
day afternoon in honor of his tenth
birthday.
A. A. Anderson returned Saturday
from Moline, H., where he had spent
few days in the interest of his ex-
tensiTe land interests.
Mrs. Ed Sanderson and daughter
Gladys, OF Kandiyohi, spent q few
days last week visiting with the fami-
ly Of James Sanderson.
A party composed of seminary and
high school students went to Atwater
Saturday to witness the bail game be-
tn. en Atwater and Paynesville.
Mrs. c. E. Redlund and daughter OF
Grove City returned home Wednes-
day, after visiting week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Elmquist.
Prof. Harold Stanford, one of the
instructors at the Moorh.ad Normal
school, was the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nj. Stanford, over
Sunday.
Albert Hoglund went to Maddox,
N. D., Thursday evening to remain
during the summer with his brother,
William Hoglund, who ia In business
at that place. ~ ~. ~s,.sss5.sss=ss
Mrs. Martin Olson, of Atwater, and
Mrs. 81. P. Johnson, OF Harrison,
were guests ut the home OF their sister,
Mrs. James Sanderson, Thursday and
Friday Of last week.
Miss Olive Mostue of New London
passed thru here Saturday on her way
to MinneApolis, where she will spend
few days with triends, after which
she will leave for Janesville, Wis.
The Ladies' AID society will serve
warm supper 1T the pariors Of the
Lutheran Free church on Thursday,
April y. For adults, Is cents; for
children, Is cents. Everybody cordi-
ally invited.
c. A. Baklund left last Saturday
night for Everett, Wash. in response
to moss age announcing the serious
illness OF his brother Martin, who was
reported as suffering from an attack
OF appendicitis.
The Ladies Aid society OF the swed.
lsh Lutheran church meets at Bonde
hall tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon.
Mesdames Wm. Enelund, A. Bjorsell
and j. G. Bjornberg will serve re-
freshments. All are cordially invited.
The Great Northern depot is 1t pres
ent Undergoing some much needed
changes in appearance. A crew of
painters ia busy covering the large
amount OF dirt On the walls and cell.
ing with substantial coat of paint,
The wood work On the exterior will
also receive due attention at the hands
OF the painters. When the job is CON-
pleted James Hill will have . quite
respectab1e-looking depot here.
The concert given last Thursday
evening 1t the Bondeh hsll by Misses Ell.
vira Werner, Msthilds Carlberg and
Olund was enjoyed by . fair.sized
audience. Miss Werner has Z mag
nidcent soprano voice, of depth and
volume. The program consisted OF
no less then twenty selections, nine OF
which were solos by Miss Werner.
Both Misses Werner and Carlberg
have been residents. of Kandiyohi
county. Rev. E.. j. Werner accom-
panied his daughter to this place.
A company OF about twenty Jolly
Seminary students gathered at the
home OF Miss Emma Lindner last
Thursday evening to remind her of the
fact that it was her l7th birthday.
The affair had been arranged In the
form OF 9 surprise and all the details
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