Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20
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Aug, B Norman made q business trip this
week to ilroy, Redwood county .==s * z55
Mrs christian Johnson returned last Fri
day evening from q visit In Minneapol
n Frank Adams en}oyeda a visit from Friday
to NJ onday with his brother Elmer In Min
neapolis, N = . .ss =..:
NJ j. r. Getchcll returned last Thursday from,
his extended stay with relatives at River
Falls, Wis. .S,. |23
went to Browns Valley Saturday for a visit
withsrelatives. <= Il: :s*
Miss Lillian johnson is expected home
from Minneapolis on Saturday to spend the
holidays here, <.>=.3. s###=. z*s5 /=5
Mrs. A. G. Nelson went to St. Paul. M on
day to remain over Christmas with her
daughter and family $SSS.:= 5S4s. %ES*
# Aaron Swenson came home last Saturday
evening from the Han,line University, for the
Christmas vacation. .s% ~:~ ~. /
Mrs Charles r. Hanscom. of Merriam
Park, has been the guest the past week Of
her parents, MIR, and Mrs. H. c.. Ward.
Z. Hans Johnson has gone to Sacramento,
Cal. to spend the winter. He will be the
guest there Of the family of his brother.
Miss Luella Snodgrass, who had been a
guest at the P. H. Frye home east of the city,
returned this week to her home in Waverly.
H. O. Agre. wife and daughter, Of Sacred
Heart, have been visiting with the Otos FAM
lilies and other relatives in the city this week.
W. E. Curtis and wife expect to leave to-
morrow evening for Lime Springs, Iowa,
where they will spend Christmas with rela-
tives.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Winblad, of New Lon
don, were among the out-of.town people
who attended the opera here 1ast~Wednesday
evening.
Geo. Martin returned this week to Walla
Walla, WASH, after spending a couple OF
weeks at his old home in Harrison and with
Willmar friends.
Edward B. Lewis is expected home this
| week from Menomonie Wis.,, where he is em-
ployed at the Globe Engine Works in de-
signing engines.
]. F. Branton, Of Minneapolis, the we'll
known insurance man, was in the city sever
al days the past week visiting with rela-
tives and attending to business matters. 8
Mrs. D. Elmquist went to Litchaeld Mon
| day to be in attendance at the dedication OF
| a new pipe organ which was recently in
| stalled in the Swedish Lutheran church at
| that place.
Mrs. Frank Ishan, of Redwood Falls, is
| the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Alexander
| Williams. Mr.. Isham is expected here for
Christmas and the two will remain during
| the holidays.
Hon. A. &. Rice, president of the Board OF
Farmers Institutes, went to St. Paul Mon.
| day to be in attendance at an adjourned
meeting Of the board, which was to be held
that evening.
Cloud, who came here to attend the teachers
meeting, remained over Sunday. Durins
their stay In the city they were the guests O.
Co: Supt and Mrs r. w. Dobbyn.
"A. e. Noren, former willmarite now 10
Gated in Minneapolis, called on old Wilma,
friends the past week and also visited Will
his brother, Co. Treasurer Norm. Durin1
his stay in this city Mr.. Noren attended K
some piano tuning.
P. II. Frye left last Friday for Chicago, t.
be in attendance at the International Liv
Stock Exhibition this week. Mr.. FRYE plan
ned to be absent about couple of weeks
during which time he will also visit with
brother at Capron, ILL.,, and friends in Indi
ana. :,
Miss Amanda Estergreen, of Hastings
Minn., arrived last Wednesday night for
few days visit at Judge and Mrs. A.: F.. No,
din's home. Miss Estergreen is a daughte
of the former wellknown wagon manufact
urer, whose business is now in the hands {
| a son.
DR.. Twitchell and mother left on Monda
for their new home in. Nashua, N. H. The
expected to make brief visit in Minneapc
lis and leave there today 'ior their destins
tion. Among points which they will visit e
route are the cities of Chicago, Toledo an
Buffalo, and they plan to reach New Ham1
shire in time to spend the holidays there. L
Chicago they will enjoy visit with Re,
and Mrs. c. Harmon Johnson.
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See Anderson Land Co. for fire IN
. surance and collections. 43t
People who use gas lights get thei
mantles at F. F. Nelson's, wholesal
and retail. 38t