Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

l.. \ May went to MINI ,apolis
Thursday on short business trip.
kvut kjos left for Montevideo Mon
day for two weeks visit with friends
and relatives
Miss Anna Carlson. OF New London.
ls visiting with Miss Hannah Samuel
)n this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Vance and
daughter have been visiting this week
in Minneapolis.
MIR. and Mrs. X. Samuelson visited
with friends and relatives at Revillo,
5 D., last week.
Paul Hanson was the guest of X.
Jorgenson At kerkhoven the latter
part OF last week.
Miss Julia Ganghan, OF Elma, lows,
spent the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. 7. f. Roche.
t. ohf /. McCabe returned last Thur
day night for visit with friends at
West Superior, Wis.
SERVER Thorpe was the guest OF
his friend, Alfred Peterson, at Ben
our, Friday OF las. week.
Miss ;agna Telstad left for Min
neapolis Saturday for an extended
visit with friends and relatives.
''ndurtor Gus. Ebling returned
snst Friday night from visit with
telat!.e es q ha:tle Creek, Mich.
'.urdon Harris, OF Duluth, speu,
the hu i'll avs At the home OF his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs c. S. Harris.
Rev. Father George Carlin returned
to Saltwater Friday fer week 8
Isit bee with his mother and sister.
Hereafter the Willmar library vii?
not be open on Sunday evenings
The small attend anre will not warrant
SuuIe Of the members Of the Epw ort
League and their friends enjoyed q
sleigh ride about the city Monday
evening.
The Willnar High school class O.
W enjoyed class reunion last NJ on
day evening as the guests Of Miss Lii
lie Noren.
Mis- Matte Hyndmann. OF Han
cock left for her home Monday after
one weeks visit with Miss Hannah
Samuelson.
Mrs. Jerry Eoglish returned home
from ankton, S. D., last Wednesday
after having spent the holidays with
friends and relatives there
w. j. Costello and wife, OF Minnea.
polls. spent New Years in this city as
The guests OF Mr.. Costello's parents
MIR. and Mrs. John Costello.
The quarterly communion service
Of the Presbyterian church was hello
last Sunday morning, and at this ser
vice twen' ythree new members were
admitted into church fellowship.
Harold Porter, who has been spend
ing the holidays at his home here
entertained as his guest this weel
Henry W. Remele, a fellow student IL
the College OF Dentistry at the "U.'
Rev. Oste holm will conduct Swed
ish Mission services at Spicer mex
Sunday morning and at New Londol
in the evening. There will be NJ
preaching services in the Wilma
church on that day
Arthur MOrtenson is here from Sal
Francisco, Cal for visit with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.. Jermstad
and old Willmar friends. Arthur il
at present employed as brakeman OF
the Southern Pacific railway.
The Ladies Aid society of the Synot
church will meet tomorrow Afternoon
at the church parlors. This Is tn
annual meeting and officers will b,
elected to serve during the cominl
year. \ large attendance is looket
for
Student M. Rjorrson left for Min
neapolis yesterday after having spen
the holidays visiting with the famil.
of Rev Gynild. He will resume hi
work at the Augsburg Seminary Jan
Ii, where he is member Of the senio
class.
W. r. Gratz returned Sunday even
Ing from Harrison, where he had bee
Ia attendance at the funeral OF hi
title nephew, the six-year-old son @
f.. W. GratZ which occurred In th
afternoon from the German Luthera
church at that place
Mrs. r. Lunde, Of Eermlllion,
d., went to Minneapolis Thursday
after visit with her sisters, Mrs. c
Sampson and Mrs. F.. Tallakso1
She was accompanied by Mra Samr
son and they will spend q wetk visit
ing with their brother, O;to Thorsor
and aleo Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Stans
berry.
Editor Spencer was In Minneapoli
last week, where he had been calle
on account OF the illness and deaf
OF his foster father, John Ware
Turner. The demise occurred 0
Wednesday morning at 1920. Th
funeral was held Friday afternoon
deceased was over - years Of az
aud until his removal to Minneapoli
two years AGO he was q resident {