Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-07-19

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Chris Berg has accepted = position
~ bookkseper 1t the cold storage plant.
He commenced his new duties last
week. =" ~~% g.:
Monday was pay day on the Great
Northern and large number Of checks
have been cashed here this week by
the railway employees.
The Misses Lindholm entertained =
party OF about IL young people At =
dinner party last Wednesday evening
at their home a* Trtpolis.
Miss Gertrude Rains entertained q
number OF lady friends st tea on
Thursday evening In honor of her
guest, Miss Grace Livingston. OF Salt
Lake City, Utah. =
Mrs. O. Forstrom 10 very i'll st her
home on Fifth street, her illness being
due to heart failure. She 10 over IS
years OF age and her condition at this
writing 10 quite critical.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Synod
church will meet on Thursday after
noon in the church parlors. Refresh-
ments will be served by Mrs. John
Skoolheim and Mrs. NJ. O. Thorpe.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Swedish Mission church will serve ice
cream and cake st the City Park to-
night (July l9), commencing at seven
O'Clock and continuing throughout the
evening. All are welcome.
q. n. Ekren OF Arctsnder was in
Willmar yesterday, accompanied by
his daughters, Misses Margaret and
Bessie Ekren. The young ladies left
on tie evening train for q month .
visit with relatives st Decorah and
Kslmar, Iowa.
The hot weather of late has certainly
been anything but comfortable for
our people, bnt everybody 10 willing
to stand all, these discomforts IT the
weather willonly prove favorable to
the crops which will soon be ready
for the har7fst.
The cotton maple scale has again
made It's appear rance upon many OF
our trees, especially those Of the box
elder variety, and property owners
are repeating their efforts of former
seasons in getting rid of this ua-
welcome visitor.
VIM. O. johnson has bought the N.
L. Winblad building on Benson ave.
nue., 1t present occupied by Fred W.
Ferguson: Mr.. Ferguson has again
opened the Union. bowling allsys aud
will slso conduct his cigar business
on the same floor.
Eunice Spicer entertained about n
OF her young lady friends at . birth.
day party last Wednesday afternoon
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess after which the guests
participated in an enjoyable musical
Snd liter ary progra
Albert Gillette, the lo-year. old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. E s. Gillette, had the
misfortune OF severely injuring the
wrist Of his left hand In falling from
horse recently. he wss at once
placed under . DOCTORS care and IL
now doing very nicely.
The Young Peoples society of the
Bethanis Hauge church will serve ice
cream aud cake on Saturday evening,
July q, at the home of c. Hendrick.
son, on the north shore OF Eagle Lake
Everybody 10 cordially invited tc
cone and partake of refreshments.
Among the prominent guests who
Will be entertained st Green Lake this
summer 10 Governor johnson and
wife. We understand that they will
be members of q party Who will b<
entertained at the cottage Of Attorney
General Young some time in August.
The Misses Lien entertained about
16 young lady friends 1t q launch
party last Friday afternoon and even.
Ing in honor of their guest, Miss Ma<
McCabe, Of Minot, N. D. The party
enjoyed . picnic supper in . grove
across Willmsr Lake before re-.
turning home.
Miss Florence Vest returned to St
Paul Friday sfter . weeks visit will
the G. E Hornbeck family. Little
Miss Helen Hornbeck gave = "Won
derlsnd" party in her honor on tn,
Tuesday preceding her departure, q
which time she pleasantly entertained
about 80 Of her young lady fciends.
F. w. Howe, who has for some tim,
past been employed - upholsterer /,
the Andrew Peterson furniture estab
Nsh mept, has resigned his position
and will hereafter engage In farming
He will cLnduct farm on his brother
1n.law's place near Wood Lake. Th,
family will remove from this cit,
about The 6rss OF August. =