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

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c J. Frandell Of Minneapolis was
a Wlllmar visitor one day last week.
/ Mrs. II. j. Ramsett and son Harold
visited with New London friends over
Sunday.
Miss Sadie Mcdonald visited with
her sister, Miss Julia, ut Brecken-
ridge, over Sunday.
Mrs. S b. Qvale left for St. Paul
last " ednesday Tor two weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
X. L. Berg lett for Minneapolis Fri
day, where he expects to find employ
ment In his trade az machinist.
Miss Katherine Mossberg came up
from Minneapolis Saturday for a
short visit at her home in this ciay.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Sse-
di,h Lutheran church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at the pars onage.
Coffee will be served and q cordial
Invitation is extended to every body.
Special evangelical services were
held in the Swedish Methodist church
the past couple OF weeks and much iu-
terest was shown in the meetings.
The pastor, Rev. Lind, was assisted
by Rev. Wagner, Of Atwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Tallman left
Tuesday evening of last week for q
several weeks trip in the East. They
will visit with relatives at South Mil
brock, N. y, and expect to spend
some time in New York City aud
Washington before returning home.
Peter Hong, formerly of the Will
mar Milling Company, has gone into
partnership with VIM. Markhus aud
will hereafter have charge of the local
Insurance office. Hans Larson has
taken Mr.. Hong's place Us manager
the mill and it is probable that he will
remain permanently in that capacity.
e. W. Lewis arrived at his home in
this city city last Wednesday evening
from Hope, Idaho, for q brief visit
with the family. He left on Friday
for Northome, Mimi, where he. will
continue his work in the civil engi-
neering department Of the Northern
Pacific railway.
Nelson & Freeberg have been busy
the past week arranging for new quart
e:s for their gas lighting business.
They will occupy the apartment in the
Bonde Block on Fourth street former
ly occupied by Hotf's drug store and
when every thing is properly installed
will ahave not only very neat but
commodious place OF business.
Miss Inez Howe, who Is at present
studying music at conservatory in
Fargo, N. D arrived here last Thurs
day for few days stay with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howe. On
account OF an attack of la grippe she
was obliged to discontinue her work
for couple OF weeks. She returned
to Fargo last Monday very much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Mabel Rodlnn left for Noun
tain Home, Idaho, last Thursday
morning, where she has accepted the
position as priucipa! Of the high
school for the remainder of the school
year. Miss Rodlun is young lady
of exceptional ability and expert
ence as q teacher ard she has q host
of friends who all join In wishing her
an abundance of sue less in her new
field of labor.
VIM. Nord was in the city last week
on his way from Minneapolis to Park
ers' Prairie, for which place he left on
| Wednesday to take the position of
principal of the public schools. Mr..
! Nord was elected to fill the unexpired
term of his predecessor, who had re-
signed to enter into business at some
other point. There is salary of 800
per month attached to the principal
ship OF the Parkers Prairie schools
and Mr.. Nord 8 many friends are glad
that he was the particular University
graduate chosen to fill the position.
Since his graduation he has teen en-
ployed at Minneapolis by the B.jou
Eli ctric Co., and it is probable that
he will return there at the close OF his
| present enpa cement.