Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-27

last Saturday from Glenwood to re-
main over the holidays. They have
been employed at carpentering in that
village on the new opera house build
ing being erected by Contractor Olson.
Rev. P. Matson, superintendent of
the Swedish Evangelical Mission
Covenants missions. in China, will
speak at the Swedish Mission church
In this city on Friday evening of this
week. Everybody is cordially invited.
The Trainmen's ball given in the
Blonde Hall last Friday night was
big success in every respect. The sup
per:for the occasion was furnished by.
L. E. Miller of the Great Northern
Eating House and was highly spoken
of. e.
!: A. A. Anderson and wife left on
Sunday for a months visit at their
old home in Madelia. Mr.. Anderson,
before returning to Willmar, expects
to go to Illinois points to dispose of
property that, has been acqui ed in
land deals. = VI: ct +
Miss Nettie Benson, who is teaching:
il the sCrookston) schools, is spendiag
the holidays at her. home in Willmar.
Her sister, Miss Anna, stenographer
for the Minnesota Electric Co. Ii
minneapolis, is also { enjoying the
holidays here. : 3 = ) s:-:, =. h
F..A. Erickson, who has had charge
OF the lumber yard at Kandiyohi COR
the Ienkins-Hagen. Co. the past four
years, is now a resident OF. this city,
having accepted a position with the
New London Milling Co.: He has re-
moved his family here.
Chas. Lundahl, who had been visit
ing for some time at his old home in
Lake Lillian, left last Friday to re-
sumo his work at Two Harbors. Mr..
Lundahl is employed in the bridge
and building department of the Du-
luth & Iron Range Railway Co.
The Swedish Methodists announce
that there will be a ''watch'' praise
serviceiin the Willmar church next
Sunday evening, commencing at $50.
A general invitation is, extended to
everybody to come and join in the
watch for the advent of the new year.
Henry Howell has gone to Washing
ton state for q visit at different points.
1t is probable that he will decide to To-
cate on the coast if he finds condi-
tions favorable. Among the cities
that he expected. to visit is Everett,
where the family of Alex Sandbo is To-
Icated. ., s.z.$ ..z}s*
Mrs. Q. Jorgen Olson and son re-
turned last Wednesday from their
visit at Fergus Falls. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs. Olson's faith
er, Mr.. O. Hansen, who enjoyed q
visit of several days with the family
here and also with his son, Dr.. H. A.
Hanson. .]5.z
IA stuffed buffal which was being
shipped thru here was an object of
curiosity on the depot platform last
Friday. It was consigned to Archi-
bald Gray, freight and passenger
agent Of the Willmar s. Sioux Falls
railway, at' Sioux City, and was
Ishipped from the far west.
H. Miss Anna Rannestad was up from
minneapolis to eat her Christmas din
lsner at the Willmar home, returning
yesterday morning to resume her du-.
tiles as stenographer for the Interna-
|Monal Harvester Co.. Her sister Nora
and brother Harry went down: to the
cities in the afternoon for q few days
Visit. +; +. .cssss;sz ...~-. ...s,l
IN Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Otos gave q
Christmas party at their home last
Friday evening for all OF their nephews
land nieces ia the city and of course it
] goes without saying that the young
folks great J; enjoyed themselves. a
Christma s tree and q supper were
among the leading features Of the
Ieyening .5:9s Nit =.s. hi
Miss Sophia Carlson, who now
lma kes lher1. home il St. Paul, was the
quest 81 w illmar friends last satur-
Iday, being on her way to New London
tor . visit over Christm sc. Miss
Carlson sisS now. e1nplo yed 4 as stenog-5,
|}rapher tor Dyes Bros. &S Cutler and
also has Il, pos It'll ION Us night In.
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