Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-02-21
.PersoI nal Mention


Lester Porter has been filing the position
Of day transfer clerks at the G. N. express of.
Herman Rigg. .s -, :,
NJ. ]: Boyd and family, Of Renville, have
been visiting with their relatives and friends
IN Willmar this week. M: Boyd has re-
ton as cashier Of the American National
Bank of that place.
I Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nd. Olson have been
enjoying a visit the past week from Mrs.
Oscar Revling, ofSpokane, w ash, sister OF
Mrs. Olson, who will spend several weeks
will be pleasant news to the Willmar friends
of Mr.. RevlinR to learn that he has recently
been appointed trainmaster Of the second
and third districts of the Idaho division Of
the Northern Pacific railway. - ns
Mr.. and Mrs. G. "A. Alderman, accompan-
led by their son Russell, spent Sunday at
daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Kirkpatrick. Z
Leo Ismond, former Willm ar boy; now a:
resident of St. Paul, called on Wil1mar friends
with a Great Northern surveying crew. :.
IN Me 1 J: P: Hull. Ia. May: Henry Rice:
| Litchfeld last Wednesday evening, given by.
! number of the ladies Of that city.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly and Mrs. Mary
Downs went to spicer Saturday for brief
| visit with relatives.
Mrs. F. J. Bigham visited over Sunday at
her old home at Tracy.
Miss Helen Henry came over from St.
Cloud last Thursday for brief visit at the
| home of G. E. Hornbeck.
9 Ms. - A1jGH Brown Of St. Paul was the
Mrs. E. G. Huffman, of. Breckenridge, ar
| friends.
Mrs. Harvey Parkins and baby and Miss
Mayme Law1er left last Saturday for
weeks visit In St. Paul.
Messrs G. H. and 6. w. Johnson went to
Glenwood last Saturday to attend the an
nual meeting of directors Of the Glenwood
Spring w alter Co.
Attorney Johnson attended to legal mat
| tiers at Raymond last Saturday.
DR.. n. F. Porter was a visitor in the cities
the first Of the week.
J. Emil Nelson, business manager of the
| TRIBUNE, returned last Friday evening from
points.
Mrs: Lutina Porter was the guest of Min
neapo1is relatives and friends the past week.
! W. w. Rulifson returned last Thursday
from his extended visit in the western coun-
try, including ;4g very enjoyable trip to Pacific
as salesman at the Page Department store.
Attorney J: Nj. Downs attended to legal
matters at Benson last Friday.
/ K. Samue1son, the real estate man, trans
acted business in Benson last Friday.
J; F: Branton and family of Minneapolis
and DR.. Burton Branton of Atwater were
! the guests of Willmar relatives and friends
| the past week.
J: NJ. Goar and wife passed thru the city
last Friday on their way to Montevideo.
| Mr.. Goar, in partnership with his father,
John J. Goar had been publishing the Hewitt
| Banner until quite recently, when they dis
R RenG OF the PAPER to C. Daily Of Eagle
newspaper business again in M ontevideo
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Spicer entertained as
their guests the past week Miss Ruth H avnes
and Miss Jane Bennett, both of Minneapolis.
H. c. Serenson transacted business at Du.
1uth last week.
H. p. Paulson, from Blooming Prairie,
Steele county, returned to his home Monday
morning after weeks visit with his sister,
Mrs. Ole Rasmussen of this city.
| F. w. Howe left yesterday on trip to
Hanley Falls and other points to attend to
| some work in his line.
Fred Haines left this week for Peeyer. S.
D.. to look up position which he had been
offered at that point.
Mrs. Anna Wright, of New London, has
been visiting this week at the home of her
aunt Mrs. Henry J. Ramsett.
Miss Edith Peterson is spending couple
OF days with AtWater relatives and friends
Mrs. J. c. Utton leaves today for a week 8
visit in the cities.
Rev. Michaelson went to Mankato yester-
day for visit with his former parishioners.
Mrs. Knut Handle, of Belgrade, was a guest
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. o.
Rustad.
Geo. Hanscom left this week to spend some
time on his fathers claim located about 60
miles west of Presho, S. D.
Joachim Nygaard of Dovre went to the ci.
ties last Thursday for weeks stay.
Editor Alton Crosby and wife and J. Emil
Nelson and V. f.. Lawson attended the meet.
ing of the Minnesota Editorial Association
in Minneapolis last week.