Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-05-10


Invitations have been issued for .
reception to be given by the High
School Juniors in honor Of the men,
bers OF the Senior class, on May IL,
at the home OF Miss Allene Sherwood.
The Junior-Seni0r affairs OF years
past have always proven pleasant and
enjoyable and this one will no doubt
be ''snother chip OF the same block
Mrs. H. J. Ramsett LETT yesterday
for Minneapolis to attend the annual
meeting Of the state chapter, Eastern
Star, as delegate from Sloan
Chapter of this CITY, Mrs. Ramsett
was accompanied by her daughter
Grace, and they will remain In the
city till Friday.
The meeting held by the Bethany
society Friday evening was we'll At,
tended and the program, 40 usual,
proved very enjoys able. The society
decided to purchase piano and a
committee OF three, Mrs. o. A. Jacob.
son, Erick Holt and Miss Nellie
Rasmussen, was appointed to as-
certain the cost and merits of the re-
spectiye, makes.
j. The local chapter of the Eastern
Star gave their annual children's May
party on Friday evening at the Odd
Fellows Hall. Susper was served at
six o'clock, after which q literary pro.
gram was given by the young folks.
Among other interesting things on the
program was the winding of the May
pole, q drill given by ii boys. and
girls, under the direction of Miss
Anne Sanderson.
Mrs. A. w. Bar,z and daughter ar
rived here Tuesday of last week from
Norway Lake, where they had spent
six weeks Visiting with Mrs. Bariz's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Walby.
She was the guest here of Mrs. AL
bert Lund till Thursday, when she left
for Litch6eld, where her husband 10
employed at the Wells Bros. Co. es-
tablishment and where they will make
their future home.
Hans johnson went to Minneapolis
last Friday and in company with a
number of friends from Clara City he
left for New York Monday, from
whence he goes to Copenhagen, Den
mark, for an extended visit. 1t ia
we'll nigh q years since he LETT his
home in Denmark and this visit 10 the
scenes of his boyhood will no doubt
prove . most esjoyable one both for
him and his childhood friends. " s.2..s-.zz
The first annual meeting of the Gem
trail Minnesota Implement Dealers AZ.
sociation was held At the Odd Eel
lows Hall In this city last Thursday.
About thirty out-of-town members were
,in attendance. The meeting adopted
, constitution and bylaws and much
business was transacted. Several
new members we're admitted into the
Association and the prospects are
that before long it will be one of the
strongest organic ations in the state.
DR.. and Mrs. Teigen are planning
to leave at an early date for the East
aud have sold their farm residence
property near George Lake to Adolph
Norman, formerly of Willmar,7 but
who Is now located 40 buttermaker at
the Hub creamery. They expect to
leave for Minneapolis in time to At
tend the 18th of May festivities to be
held in that city and will remain there
for about three months. From there
they will 60 to New York City for a
visit with friends and will then pro-
ceed to W ashinton, D. c., where they
expect to remain for come time. 1t is
probable that they will make the latter
city their permanent home.
Col. Heg Post, G. A. r, held a
meeting last Friday evening to make
arrangements for their part in the
Memorial Day exercises on May 30.
The veterans appreciate the steps ia.
ken by the Commercial Club In lend
ing such assistance to them as they
have planned and will now be enabled
to take part In the impressive cere-
monies aud make the day all that it
should be in the hearts Of. all who
have that true respect that Is due the
gray. haired heroes of the great war
of the rebellion. Let us all do our
part In observing the day in the man
uer that it is intended to be observed
and show the true spirit that should
prevail on that day. s.. b. =:
c. A. Baklund returned last
Wednesday evening from = two weeks
visit at different points In the state OF
Washington, where he had been called
on account OF the illness Of his broth
or Martin, who is loo lated at Snoho-
mish. Mr.. Baklund found his brother
seriously i'll with appendicitis, but
when he left he was in . much i'm
proved condition and the last reports
arc that he is doing nicely. During
bis stay In Washington Mr.. Baklund
met quite number of former will
marites and others who had loft this
county to try their fortune Ia the Pa.
cidc coast country. Among them
the were families Of G. Kulzer, John
Dehlbom and Andrew Gorwell, all