Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-05-17


Miss Minnie Wilcox visited with
friends at Cokato over Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Johnson went to New
London Saturday for visit with rel,
atives.
Misses Hattie and Alice Stephens
visited over Sunday with friends al
Litchheld.
Miss Lizzie Kongsley was the CUES,
of Pennock relatives from SATURDAY
till Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. S. Taylor and son left fol-
Cokato Friday for q visit with Mrs
Taylor's folks.
Victor Bergquist and Oscar John.
son went to Minneapolis yesterday fol-
a few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbers Fredricksou
OF DeGratf spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Millard..
John Sjaarda and Albert Kleinhui.
zen spent Sunday at their respective
homes at Prinsburg.
Miss Hilda Erickson returned to
Grue Thursday after weeks visi,
with Mrs. J. Negard.
Miss Laura Nelson OF Arctauder is
here for weeks visit with Mr.. aud
Mrs. G. A. Erickson.
City litor Noren Of the Glenwood
Gopher-Press shook hands with old
friends here last week.
Miss NJ. Sophia Carlson spent Sun
day with the family OF DR.. and Mrs.
NJ. O. Teigen, at Spicer.
Miss Lille K 3rthe close1 q very
successful term OF school in district
IS, Whiteield, last Friday.
Mrs. WIN. Hunter and son, of BeE-
son, are guests at the Chas. E. Nc
Laughlin home in this city.
Miss Emma Bergin of Kerkhoven
was \ guest Ut the homo of Mrs. F.
Bergluud, couple of days last week.
Miss Thora Peterson returned home
from Hutchinson yesterday, where
she had been staying since November.
Miss Amanda Bruss went to Ray
mond Saturday after a two months
stay with her sister, Mrs. Ecnest Per.
son.
Miss Amanda Ronning returned to
her home at Spicer Saturday, after q
few days visit with the family of J. G.
Berg.
ReY. A. G.. Hall returned from St.
Cloud Monday, where he had attended
y district meeting OF the Swad ish Bap-
tist church.
Prof. and Mrs. P c. Tonning have
been entertaining as their guest the
past week Mrs. L. Christianson, o1
Fargo, N. D.
E. L. Brown, general superintend.
ent OF the Great Northern, passed thru
our city yesterday in his special Cal
on his way west. ..
I. Simonson, the Litchfeld avenue
confe ctioner, is among those who are
taking part in the 18th: OF May cele'
brations being held in Minneapolis
today.
The Ladies Aid Society ofthe Swed
ish Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. E. Ohsberg tomorrow Thurs
day. afternoon. Everybody cordially
invited.
II. n. Potter, q Minneapolis attor
ney, was in'the city last week looking
over the field and seeing what the pros
pect would be for another lawyer il
Willmar.
Mrs. O. M. Fraser of Grafton, N
D visited at the home of her mother
Mrs. P. Gjems, We doesday and Thurs
day. She left for Minneapolis Thurs
day noon.
The Ladies' Parish Guild will hole
their annual Easter sale on Thursday
Msyr5, at the Odd Fellows Hall, be-
ginning At S p. m. Supper will b<
served at $50.
Msndius Vikse left for Porter. N
D., Monday. Mr.. Vikse is the owner
of foe claim located west of that
town and he expects to remain there
about two months.
Miss Melinda Hagenstine passe
thru here Friday on her way home tc
Spicer from Minot, N. D. where she
had visited with friends and relatives
for about five weeks.
Superintendent P. c. Tonning, as
sisted by Frank Mcintyre of Eden Val
10y and Miss Ella Probst of Wabasha
will conduct the summer school which
commences June 2l at Litchfeld.
The highest stage OF water in Foo
Lake hss now been reached. One O
the Oldest residents OF the city states
that he cannot recollect when the va
ter was any higher than at present.
Mrs. M. n. Lucas left last Friday
evening ON 40 eastern trip, expecting
to visit the twin cities and Chicago
where she would remain about . week
She will purchase midsummer novel
ties for her millinery parlors.
Misses Msttie and Mamie Selin lef
for Spokane, Wash Sunday evening
where they will join their parents ani
make their future home. Their sister