Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-02-07
IF rsonal Mention

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Mrs. Andrew Larson left on Monday for
St. Paul, where she will be joined today by
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Tallman and daughter
| Gertrude. The party will leave on a trip to
New York state, where they expect to spend
couple of weeks with relatives. The trip
will include visit in New York City and
with Mr.. Tal1man's parents at South Mil
brook, N. Y. They will also enjoy a visit
with Archie Larson, who is employed at the
general electric works in Schenectady, NY.
! Swan Anderson, the jeweler, went down
to st. Paul on Monday to be in attendance
at the funeral Of Abel Anderson, which oc-
| CURED in that city yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Gyni1d left on Monday for Madelia to
attend to some business matters connected
with the Bethesda Orphans Home.
Miss Matilda Lien returned on Monday
to Barry, after a several weeks visit at her
| Willmar home.
The Misses Ahlstrom are home from their
| trip to the Pacific coast.
| William Green, for some time past en-
! p1oyed as salesman in the shoe department
| at 1.-The New Sto1e' in Minneapolis, has re-
signed his position there and is now home
for a brief VISIT He expects to leave this
week for Minot, n D., where he will again
be employed at the mercantile establishment
Of P. H. Roise.
Miss Edith Frost spent Sunday with Ben
son friends.
Mrs. J. D. wolpert and daughter Bernice
leave today for Milwaukee, where they will
| visit relatives.
| Ne1s Mikkelson was down from Estevan
Canada, last week on business trip.
Miss Edna Nelson, ofAtwater, passed thru
here last Thursday on her way to Moose
Lake, where she has been engaged to teach
in the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Tal1man were visitors
! in the cities last week. On Monday and
Tuesday they were among large number of
guests who were entertained at a house par
ty given at the Minneapolis home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. George S. Burch.
| Mrs. Olof Strandberg and daughter, who
have been visiting relatives in Lake Lillian
since the holidays, expect to return next
Monday to their home at Urquhart, Alberta,
Canada.
Miss Stella Guam of New London was a
guest last week at the home OF DR.. Johnson.
| J. A. Giantvalley and son Arthur, of St.
| Paul, were the guests of Wi1lmar friends last
| week. Mr.. Giantval1ey was one of the at
! torneys in a law suit in district court and
| Arthur was present at the trial as a witness.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Elmquist have been en-
joying visit from their daughter, Mrs. c.
E. Red1und, of Grove City, and her daughter
Elvira. who arrived here last Saturday for a
weeks visit.
| Miss Josie Nelson, who was employed as
saleslady at the mercantile establishment of
Nils Thompson until the closing out of the
business, has taken a position as bookkeeper
in Minneapolis for the International Har-
vester Co. Miss Nelson left for the city on
Wednesday.
Miss Esther Johnson, who is employed as
sa1eslady at Nj aims store in Raymond, is en-
joying vacation. She arrived here on Fri
day for a visit at her home and Monday
left tor visit with her sister in St. Paul.
| &C. Selvig and o. K Severinson were
among Willmar business men who transacted
| business in kerkhoven last Saturday.
| Marcus Olson, manager of the Willmar
Furniture Co., was among the furniture men
| of the state who attended the convention of
furniture dealers held in Minneapolis last
| week.
Howard Frye spent Sunday with Morris
| friends.
Mrs. John Costello went to Browns Valley
Saturday for visit with relatives.
| George Olson Of Atwater visited here last
Saturday with his brother Marcus, on his
| way home from visit at Herman with his
sister, Miss Ruby Olson, who is employed in
| the large mercantile establishment of Wells
| Bros. & Hanson.
| Miss Rebecca Miller left last Saturday for
| her home near Faribault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leav, of Summit, S. D., visit
| ed at the home of o. H. Ekdahl in this city
| and also with kerkhoven friends the past
| week. They were on their way home from
| visit with daughter in Minneapolis.
Chas. J. Johnson, of the Capitol Shoe Co..
enjoyed a brief visit last Thursday from his
! friend, r. T. Peterson, ofLitchfeld. The lat
! ter was on his way to St. Cloud.
J. S. Robbins went to the cities last Thurs
! day on a business trip.
r. e. Sperry, of Minneapolis, collector for
| the International Harvester Co., was in the
| city last week on business and also enjoyed
| a visit at his home.