Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-04-11
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DR.. Graham left on Monday for a visit
with relatives at Duluth. 49, :~.* i
Prof. 7. Harold Powers left last Friday to
resume his work in the Hutchinson schools,
after weeks vacation spent here with ola
friends.
P.J. Haley is home from his months trip
in North Dakota.
Hon. c. Haugen, of Pelican Rapids: was
the guest of Hon. l.. o. Thorpe and family
last week.
Hon l.. o. Thorpe went to DEBORAH, Iowa >,
last week to attend meeting of the Luther
an Synod church council.
Miss Helen Henry is among the St. Cloud
Normal school students who spent her vaca-
Charles Palm, of Sioux City, spent part of
last week with his Willmar relatives.
Mrs. Ina Moscrip and Miss Else Roberts
enjoyed visit last week at St. Paul with
their sister, Miss Alice Roberts.
Miss Nora Elfstrum went to Litchfeld last
Friday afternoon with friends. =.
Mrs. I. 1lstrup and children went to Buffalo
last Friday, afternoon where Mrs. Ilstrup
had been called on account of the serious
illness of her mother Z
E. Herberg and " alter Hanscom went to
the cities last Friday afternoon to enjoy
several days. vacation from their duties as
G. N. employees.
Miss Daiager is spending her easter vaca-
ton with sister at Herman.
Miss Little left Saturday morning for her
nome
The public schools closed last Friday for
the spring vacation Of one week.
| Carl Peterson is among the G. N Office en-
p1Oyes who have been transferred to Sioux
City. He left Saturday to take the pO-
sition of trainsmen's time-keeper in the new
division offices in that city. Ray Burr leaves
| this week to take the position of personal
| record and statement clerk at the same Offices
Louis Larson left some time ago to also
take a position one Of the clerks.
| Mrs. d.. Boyd and children departed last
Saturday evening for, Valley City, N. D.,
where they will join Mr.. Boyd and make
| their future home.
Elmer Boyd has resigned his position here
as train1nen's timekeeper for the Great North
| ern, and left NJ onday evening for Valley
| City, N. D., where he has accepted the posi-
store.
| Ed Edlund and family returned on Satur-
day to M inneapolisi after spending several
| days with relatives here and also attending
| the Nick enzie-AndersOn wedding.
| Mrs. E. A. Wright, Of East Grand Forks
! who had been visiting for couple Of weeks
with her daughter Mrs. H. J. Ramsett. left
on Saturday for visit with relatives at
New London.
Miss Miller, of the High School faculty, is
spending her spring vacation this week with
| friends at P1pestone.
F. W. Howe left last Saturday on trip to
| Montevido.
Miss Myrtle Dewy spent Sunday with
relatives at M aynard.
] Chris Alderman returned last Saturday
from his trip to lot Springs, Ark.
| J. NJ. Downs, who was among the Will
| marites that spent the past few weeks at
Hot Springs, Ark, returned home Sunday
night :.
l 7. S. Robbins is home from his trip to Hot
Springs. Ark.
Miss Hilda Lundstrum, of the Litchfe1d
| public schools, enjoyed part of her vacation
here the past week with Willmar friends.
Mrs. a. o. Sather and Leland and
Francis are spending the week with Minhea
polls relatives.
Miss Alpha Jacobson finished teaching
her school in Falun week ago Friday
and after a brief vacation commenced q
spring term last Monday in district p
near New London.
E. E. Sugdem, printer on the Hutchinson
Leader, was visiting friends in the city last
Sunday. The TRIBUNE acknowledges 6
| pleasant call NJ onday morning.
Mrs. H. Hawkinson and daughter Grace
left on Tuesday evening for Spring Brook
S. D., to join Mr.. Hawkinson, who is now
| settled Il farm.