Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-22
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Lewis Olson, 81 Lake Elizabeth, " as in the
city today. O So s.
!. soyer shiPtsad q Burbank Va. IN the city
"a. 6. Johnson attended to business n matters
~ Minneapolis last Friday s. &.
s Mr., =. \. Kuox was the guest Of Ray
znond hteade part Of last week. s. Z s." 81
i M. and Mr.. F. o. Swanson Of Green
Lake were In the city today.
IS. Mr.. and Mrs. chas Dahlheim went to
Minneapolis yesterday for a visit. zr<.3 r.
40. Hidahl came down Saturday even
tnR from Esteyan, Canada, for the winter.
Miss Emma Nestor, OF Bethel Mimi, was
the guest Of Miss Louise Moline last week. 2
Mrs. Lutina Porter returned M onday night
from visit with relatives In Minneapolis.
q. VIM: Grono. the Litch6eld Tombstone m an.
attendedSto business matters in our city this
/ WIN: Olson, thesspicer real estate N an. al.
zt4sndea.to e alters Of business in our city last
edneeday.< y &5s3Sstsa 5Ez. E5z :. IT.
5..Ars:sJ.sH N ertan has been enjoying visit
sSnne.iy' 81 sanf center mt ''ter' Mr. :. NJ
Mrs. r. q. Rollefson Of Montevideo wa,
the guest Of her daughter, Miss Thea, from
Saturday to Tuesday. -
m Mr.. ". B. Ebert and son Fray left last
1 Friday for q several days' visit with jrela-.
Miss Josie Youngberg was down from
Ksrkhoven for visit over Sunday at her
Wilmar home. =
.Mrs. Jonas G: :Monson departed ON Mon
gay Tor few days visit at Ashbury with
her son Emil and family.
Miss Alma Nelson, of Norway Lake. who
had been visitor over Sunday with Mrs A.
". Bartz, left ON Monday for St. Paul
Mrs. John Costello went to Minneapolis
last Friday for weeks visit with friends
and relatives in the twin cities.
editor Berghuis and wife were over from
Clara City last Friday to attend the per
Torrance of THE Holy City"
Mrs. F. Van Houten and children arrived
here last Friday night from Breckenridge for
several days. visit with relatives.
Miss Marie Anderson, Of Minneapolis. was
the guest of Miss Anne Ryd over Sunday, be.
Ing on her way to Ruthton for visit.
0. L. Nelson, manager Of the 'Willmar Of.
nee OF the A. J. Cummings commission house
spent Sunday at his home In Montevideo.
Mrs. b. Larson returned on Monday to
her home at New London, after a visit here
with the family OF. her neice, Mrs. G. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. HI. Neer were the guests of
Wllmar friends last Friday, being on their
way from Litch6eld to their home at New
London.
Mrs. Ellen Johnson returned to her home
near Maynard last Friday, after spending q
week here with her son, Joseph T. Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Dresden of Grove City re-
turned home Friday, after brief visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Olson. Mrs. Bres.
den il sister of Mrs. Olson.
MA. Mostue, of New London, stopped
of here last M onday on his way to Sacred
Heart for visit with brother He also
planned to attend a conference Of the Hau9e
church at that place.
Ben 3. Anderson took the train here on
Nj onday for his home at Elbow Lake after
aevef0l al OF
Lake Lillian, where he had been in attend
ance at the funeral OF his mother.
Mrs. II. Gates left last Thursday for Mil
warkee, where she will make brief visit
with relatives. From there she goes to New
York City. where she had been called on &C.
| count of the death Of a sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Glarum enjoyed a brief
visit last week from their niece. Mrs. @. 7.
Larson late Of Edgerton, who was on her
way to her new home at Madison. She de-
parted for that place on Friday.
John Nygren, president Of the Nygren
Dovre. He left last Tuesday for Beardsley,
Mimi, where he will visit with his sister.
Mrs Ghas. Nyman, before returning to Min
| neapolis.
over Sunday from couple Of brothers OF the
former Rev. Father Nd. A. Leary of Chicago
and Rev. Father John F. 1eary of Chapman,
Kan. The latter enjoys the honor Of hold
the national G. A.. r.
Mrs. Ida Baker, who is well known in this
city, was among the passengers on last Fri
day afternoons train bound for Raymond,
her old home. She was just returning from
several months stay at Woodruff, ILL.,,
where she had been employed as q nurse in q
hospital!
Mrs: S. NJ. Wilcox, who had been spending
month here as the guest of her, daughter,
Mrs. Harold Frost, left on Monday tor q
visit with her son, DR.. Wilcox, in Minneapo-
lis. and her daughter, Mrs. Howe, in st.
Paul. From there she will return to her
home at Port Angeles, Wash.