Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-01


Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Tallmsn are
home from their Eastern trip.
Miss Blanche Julien, OF St. Paul.
Is the guest Of her sister, Miss Flo.
MIR. and Mrs J. Nj. Spicer are en-
joying a trip TO points in the western
states.
y baby girl arrived At the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. T. E. Murphy Saturday
morning.
Miss Mary .Cribbs, OF Sank Centre,
"as the guest Of Mrs. w. f. Boyd
last week.
Miss Eugenie Charleston spent Sun
day visiting 1T her home In Lake
Elizabeth.
Editor Crosby returned home Sun
day evening from his trip to Boston,
Baltimore and Washington, DC.
Miss Minnie Elmquist returned home
Sunday evening, after weeks visit
with Grove City and Lltchfeld friends
The Old Maids" will hold forth at
the opera house tomorrow night.
Go and see them.
Miss Ella Haines, principal of the
Pennock public schools, spent Sun
day at her home ia this city.
Mrs. Minnie Larson pleasantly
entertained number Of friends At her
home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Patterson of 81. Paul has been
visiting at the home of the Misses
Walsh.
Miss Mayme Walsh left for Seattle,
Wash, Saturday for q three months
visit with friends and relatives.
NJ. a. Mostue of New L )ndon called
on Willmar friends Monday and Tues
day.
Misses Nellie NJ. Kent and Emma
Ellingson went to Minneapolis Mon.
day for few days visit with friends.
p. O. Anderson returned from
Minneapolis Monday, where he had
been on q few days business trip.
Miss Iyerson left for St. Paul Mon
day, where she will remain for two
weeks studying the spring styles and
fashions.
Mr. ard Mrs. Martinus Hanson and
daughter Lille, spent Sunday at the
farm home of Ellef Abrahamson near
Priam.
Mrs. Minnie n. Cove!l and daughter.
Marian OF Atw ater, visited with Mrs.
L ,u;s Ro'.un Tuesday aad Wednes-
day Of last week.
c. II. Montville expects to leave
soon for his old home at PipestOne,
where he will take the position of day
operator in the Great Northern depot.
Rev. o. S. Olson, pastor of the Nor
wegian- Danish M. f. churches of
Lake Lillian and Lake Elizabeth, re-
turned last Friday from q trip to the
Pacific coast.
Hilda Erickson spent Sunday visit
ing with relatives In this city. She
left on Monday to resume her duties
as teacher in district SO, near Ray
mond.
The Children's Sewing Circle of The
Synod church will meet. on Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ. G.
Rigg in the First ward, and IN in
vitation Is extended to each and all.
Miss Ida Boe returned from Decorah,
Iowa, Sunday evening after month"; .
visit with relatives. She resumed her
duties as saleslady at ''The Leading
Store" Monday.
Mrs. Fl. Ferrigs and Mira. Lincoln,
OF Clara City, visited with Miss Nina
Montville Monday and Tuesday while
On their way TO points in South
Dakota.
Charles F.. Larson was again honor
ed with the election al Grand Re-
corder OF the A. o. U. W. Lodge, 1T
the meeting held In Minneapolis last
week.
The marriage of Frank Coyell and
Miss Della Anderson, both Atwater
young people, takes place this even
Ing at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. FL. G.. Anderson.
Axel and Martin Ekblad, who are
connected with the Estevan Brick
Yard company, OF Estevan, Canada
are home for two weeks visit witt
their parents, who live at Ringo Lake
The Ladies Aid society of the Swed
ish Methodist church in Kandiyoh
meets Friday afternoon at O'Clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elme1
Morine.
o. B. Berkness, who for some tim
past has been connected with the Will
mar Milling Co., has resigned hi
position. We are unable, 1t the pres
ent writing, to furnish any particular
regarding his future plans.
James A. Craswell and Miss Lu''
Craswell, of Sioux City, arrived her
Wednesday of last week for visi
with the Robt Ives family. Mr.. Cras
we'll returned home Sunday evening
but Miss Lulu will remain here for
couple OF weeks.
j. S. Danens returned home Mon
day from Rosemount, where he ha
been to attend tho funeral OF hi