Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

NOAuoy Ou business trlp.
Mrs. Ole Birkeland was Sunda ay
visitor with Pennock relatives.
Miss Sophie Johnson spent Sunday
with friends at Pennock.
\ daughter was born last Wednes.
day to Mr.. and Mrs 0. j. Sundquist.
Miss Olive Stsnsberry left for
Ortonvllle Saturday for = visit with
friends.
Misses Melinda and Blanche Hagen
stine, Of Spicer, were Willmar visit
ors Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Q. Thorpe spent
Sunday visiting with Rev. and Mrs.
r. 0. Tolo At Grow River.
Miss Ellen Faulk went to Kerkhoven
Saturday for q weeks visit with
friends.
Miss Esther Sorenson spent Sun
day visiting with her parents At
Milaca.
Miss Emma johnson went to Mime
apolis Monday, where she expects to
remain for some time.
Miss Ruth Hsgman returned to her
home in Mamre Monday, after few
days visit with Mrs Emil Melin.
County Supt. Dobbyn announces
that of those who took the recent
teachers examination about fifty per
cen. were successful.
MIS-. Gust F. Bruss lett for Ray
mond Monday, aiter q two weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Person.
Mrs. Martin Olson returned to At
water Saturday after couple OF
days visit at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. James Sanderson.
Miss Dena Anderson returned to
Minneapolis Friday, after staying
with her Sister, Miss Bertha, about
two months.
M. D Manning and A. E Rice are
representing Col. Heg Post at the
state c.. A. r. encampment held at
Minneapolis today and tomorrow.
Miss Anna Carlson of New London
was the guest Of her sister, Miss M.
Sophia Carlson, Monday and Tues.
day.
pakl tho
cities Wednesday evening, where he
had been to purchase stock OF goods
for the Willmar Garment Co.
Miss Elsie Thorne returned to New
London Monday after having con-
ciuded q six months term OF school in
District s., in town of Whitefeld.
Mrs. Nels Anderson left for Cokato
Saturday, where she went In response
to 3 message announcing the serious
illness of her grandmother, Mrs. Swan
Carlson.
The Ladies' Social Union will serve
refres hments at the homo of Mrs. G.
E. Thomas on Friday afternoon of
this week from three to seven O'Clock.
Every one Is most cordially Invited.
Mrs. Church from North6eld will
preach In English at the Swedish Bap-
tlst church In the evening OF the l6'h
inst. All are invited. American
friends pie ase come.
The "Sha6ow" social which WAS
announced ia last weeks issue to
take place In the school house OF Dist.
No. So on Saturday evening, March
II, will be held on Friday evening in
stead.
Special services will be held at the
Swedish Mission church during the
week commencing Tuesday, March IA.
Rev. Ostecholm will be assisted In
conducting the meetings by Rev. c.
Y. Bowman, Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Graft left for
Da'uth last Friday, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Graft
Is employed as travelling salesman
for the New London Milling Co., and
he will hereafter have his headquart-
ers at Duluth.
At the regular meeting OF the school
board held last Monday evening, Mr..
Pc Tonning was reelected as city
superintendent of schools at an In
o.oo,od aoioru Hia c0mnana m
for the next school year will be $1,000,
Icing q raise of 500.
About 20 of the friends aad neigh
Tors OF Mrs. Peter Rasmussen tender
ed her birthday surprise last Fri.
day afternoon. A 6ne set OF decorated
Haviland china ware was left with the
victim of the surprise ss q token OF
friendship and esteem.
Joseph Christopherson, who for the
past nine months has been employed
as clerk at the Mossbe"g drug store,
resigned his position last week. He
LETT Saturday for Dassel TO visit at
his home for q short time, after which
he goes to Alexandria, where he will
accept position similar to the one
he held here.
Miss Julia Olson, one OF the lady
composit0rs In the Wilimar Journal
Office, had three OF the fingers OF her
right hand badly pinched last Mon
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