Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

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Miss Edith Frost called on Minnea
polls friends Tuesday. u > p s9 ==ss.ss.
Miss Agnes Nordin 10 the euest Of
Minneapolis friends and relativea.
Ray Burr went to Montev ideo Thurs.
day for two weeks visit with friends
A. G. Hedin went to Hawick Mon.
day fors the purpose OF purchasing
horses. ="
Miss Hattie johnson, who Ia teach.
Ing near Grue, was y Willmar caller
Saturday.
Mrs. John Pearson, who has been
on the sick list for acme time, Is nov
improving.
Miss Mabel Porter, OF Atwater, was
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Florence
Porter, \ few days last week.
Mrs. J. H. Olson was again called
to Saltwater last Saturday on accoun,
OF the serious illness OF her mother.
Mrs. Robt. Ives returned home
Monday, after few days visit with
her husband at Watertown, s. D.
Mrs. Horatio Gates Is visiting with
friends and relatives at Milwaukee.
She expects to return in about two
weeks.
Little Ella May Boyd, daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. j. Boyd, OF Rem
vile, il visiting with MIR. aud Mrs.
Martin Bitterness.
Miss Clara Nybakke left for the
cities Wednesday, where she will re.
main till April studying spring
styles and fashions.
Mrs. Hans Anderson, accompanied
by her sons Harry and Russell, left
tor Minneapolis Monday for 4 month q
visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. s.
Berg.
Horace Reese, who graduated from
the Seminary last year, has been en-
gagged to teach . two months term OF
school in district No. 8, near New
London.
S. Alderman, the painter who made
this city his headquarters during the
past eight 10 onths, left YET terday for
Hartley, Iowa, where he expects to re-
main for some time.
Mrs. Cecilia Gondret, the mission.
ary singer from Pit:sburg, Pa will
sing at the s Hedish NJ. E church next
Sunday evening and every evening
throughout the week.
"Blood Money" is. the subject OF
what promises to be = very interest
Ing sermon to be delivered " Sc II the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
by the pastor, Rev. n. G. Buell.. =.
A desl has been closed thru the
Guam Land company, of New Lon,
don, whereby Anton Kilsnd, of this
city, becomes the owner OF the farm
Of Andrew F. Johnson, Burbank.
. Mrs. 8. S. Glsrum returned from
Edgerton yesterday, after two weeks
visit with her niece, Mrs. Oscar Lar
son. Mrs. Larson has been on the
sick list for some time, but is nov
improving.
Bert Railson, OF Edgely, N. d., ii
guest at the home Of his aunt ani
uncle, MIR. and Mrs. c. S. Neuberger
His mother Mrs. Ell Railson, who II
ct present in Minneapolis, 10 expected
hsre next Friday.
Mrs. Victor Nelson and daughter
Hazel, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
august Holmberg, Mrs. Mary Hage,
and Charley Hillmsn, went to Kandi
yohi Saturday to attend the birthda.
party of Mrs. John Holmberg.>
The Ladies' Aid society of the synot
church will meet ON Thursday after
noon OF this week at the church par
Tors Mesdames A. o. Sather, X
Iverson and p. J. Dale will serv,
refreshments. All are cordially in
vited.
S. l. Kleve, of Minot, N. D visited
last week at his home In the town o
Dovre. Mr.. Kleve holds the positio,
OF teller In the Second National Banl
OF Minot aud he expresses himself a.
being very much satisfied with his new
surroundings.
Three OF the six special policeme,
detailed for duty At all performance,
ct the opera house were present at tn,
"Hsppy Hooligan' performance
They had some trouble in securing
admittance Ut first, but when tn
management realized that they hat
been appointed by the city council
and that they were determined Il
carry out the orders of the council
admittsnce was granted.
About 20 of the friends of Mis-
Idells Welding accorded her q pleas
ant surprise last Thursday evening a
her home on Litchaeld avenue. tn
occasion was the young lady's 19t1
birthday, and TO remind her OF thi
fact % we'll, % to show her thei
friendship and esteem, the self-invits
guests presented her with q beautifu
gold ring. The evening was spent i
playing ''Pit'' and other equal
fascinating games. )
The Willmar store OF the SINCE
Sewing Machine Co. will occupy til