Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-02-15


Swenson.
Miss Jennie Carlson Is at present
the guest Of Minneapolis friends aud
relatives.
Miss Alma Nelson left Saturday for
tokato and l4itchtield for = week. 3
visit with friends.
Misses Hattie and Annie Nelson left
Tor Priam Monday for few days visit
with Miss Edith Peterson.
Mrs. Swan Anderson left for Fer
gus Falls last Wednesday for week >
visit with friends and relatives.
j. W. Collier, proprietor OF the
Willpar Steam laundry, made q short
business trip to Atwa!er Monday.
Miss Tillie; Monson returned to her
home at Lake Florida Friday, after q
couple OF days visit with Wilimar
friends.
The Modern Woolmen are plan
Mag for u Washington - Birthday
Anniversary bail to be given on
Wednesday, evening, Feb. 22, in the
Bonue Hall. Ilche.s will be $l.00.
Music will be furnished by the Swain
Orchestra.
TIE Ladies Parish Guild will enter
tai at coffee at the Episcopal par
s,nage tomorrow (Thursday) after
noon from three till six o'clock.
Mrs. Horatio Gates, Mrs. w. d.
Virgins and Mrs. A. F. Nordin will
serve. n cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all.
Tuesday, Feb. p, special Frarces
Willard Memorial service will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Rodlun at 3
p. III. A program will be given con-
sisting OF Bible reading, solos and
extracts from the life and character OF
Miss Willard. All ladies, whether
members OF the W. G. T. U. or not,
are urged to come to this meeting.
The latest improvement at Skocg &
Anderson's meat shop is new cool.
ing room, measuring l2x20 feet,
and capable Of containing twice as
much as the old one which was recently
sold to c.. F. Hazelton, Of Pipestone.
This is only another proof that Skoog
l. Anderson believe in being up-to-
date and equipped with the best the
market affords.
rordie Marshall, who had such 4
narrow escape from free zing to death
in Skoog 4 AndersonS slaughter
house about month ago, is now
again able to be around at first it
was thought necessary to amputa.e
some OF his toes, but they healed up
faster than expected and Fordie will
not suffer any permanent injuries from
his cold adventure.
Mrs. D. Haeenstine OF Spicer passed
thru here Thursday on her way to
Hutchinson, where she went to attend
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Jensen who died on Wednesday
The deceased had been aft llcted
with cancer of the throat for some
time past and death came as q great
relief. The funeral occurred Satur-
day.
All who attend the lecture at the
Presbyterian church this Wednesday
evening will receive treat. 'Thrill'
ing Experiences OF q Missionary in
China is the subject and it will be
ably handled by the missionary who
will visit US on that date-Rev. Hay
F.. Drysdale, of Tien Tsin, China.
The lecture will begin at 7:45. Ad'
mission Ia free. a collection will be
taken after the lecture.
The W. G. T. y. is making arrange
ments for silver medal contest to be
held at the Bonde hall on Monday
evening, NJ arch 20. The previous con.
tests have all been highly successful
and under the auspices of the ladies
Of the W. c.. T. U. the next one will
no doubt prove as much OF success
A pleasing program Of speeches, reci.
tations aud musical numbers is being
prepared and whoever attends vii
surely spend an enjoyable evening.
There is a good opening at Clay
Center, Kansas, for a. wide-awakt
Scandinavian in the general merchar
disc business, according to q letter
received recently by J. j. Ekander o.
this city Clay Center is city will
population Of 1900, located in .
rich farming country. 1t has three
railroads and Is on the main line o
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
1t would be we'll for any OF our read
ers who are looking up q new locatio,
for a general merchandise establish
ment to consult Mr.. Ekander in re
gard to the matter.
For the High school debate at tn
opera house next Friday evening al
admission price of IS cents will b.
charged for all seats on the lowe
floor. Admission to the gallery will
be rs cents. It has been found neces
sary to make these charges in orde
to defray expenses, which we under
stand will be about S75. Seats can b
reserved at the usual place. Musi
during the evening will be Furnished
by the High School orchestra. Thr1
the courtesy of the Willmar CONNER
cial Club the club rooms have beel
nffarad frao cf charge for the recen