Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-06-27
Personal Mention

I, DR.. Reyes expects to leave this week on a
trip to Detroit. Mich, and the Great Lakes
and will also spend some time with relatives
at Lake Mlnnetonka. He will be away from
the city the greater part of July.
Mrs. Olga Turner and her friend, Mrs. A.
Olsonj Of St. Paul, visited with friends at
Pennock and vicinity last week.
Fern, Florence and Mabel Magnuson have
gone to Kingston for a visit with their
grandmother and an uncle.
Rev. Henry G. Hanson left last Saturday for
Harlem, Mont, where he will have charge of
Presbyterian congregation.
E. r. Calkins and wife are spending cou-
pie of months with relatives at Wyocena,
Wis.
Miss Nj argery Brown, of Litchfeld, was
the guest of Miss Nora Elfstrum part Of last
Week.
Mrs. Andrew Larson returned last week
from Towner, N. D., where she enjoyed a
visit with her son Fred who is employed in
a bank at that place. Mrs. Larson accom-
panied Mayor Qvale and wife, who went for
a trip to North Dakota points.
Cashier L. o. Thorpe of the K andiyohi Co,
Bank was among the bankers from this
county who attended the convention of the
Minnesota Bankers Association held at Ton
ka Bay, Lake Minnetonka, last Wednesday.
Mrs. F. v. Hansen has been spending the
past week at her old home at Sioux Falls, S.
D.
President P. A. Mattson Of G. A. College
at st. Peter, was in the City over Sunday
while enrOute on his return from the annual
meeting of the Augustana Synod at Denver,
Colo. He addressed the evening meeting at
the Bethel church.
Miss Hannah Almen of st. Peter was vis-
itor with friends in this city Monday. She lis
spending the week with friends at New Lon
don.
city Monday
B. A. Larson, of River Falls, Wis.,, was
guest the past week at the home of his broth
er, Andrew Larson, leaving on Monday for
visit with his sons in North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Klein, of Minneapolis,
were guests several days the past week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Spicer.
Rev. Osterho1m leaves today for visit at
Duluth, Superior and other points, and ex-
pectsto be absent until after the Fourth.
He will return with his family, who have
old home in Braham.
Martin E. Tew left last night on a trip
thru North Dakota to arrange for a series Of
Illustrated lectures on the San Francisco
earthquake and fire. He was accompanied
by Ludwig Dale, who will assist him on his
tour. They planned on making their first
stop at Tintah.
Miss Jennie Olson returned yesterday from
Kensal, N. d., where she has been staying
since last August.
Mrs. C.E. Gerretson and children left last
Wednesday for an extended visit at Pacific
coast points. They will spend some time at
Seattle, WASH, and other cities, and will be
the guests ofrelatives and friends. They will
be joined later by DR.. >Gerretson, who ex-
poets to leave here the latter part of July.
Oscar Nelson and bride departed Sunday
evening for their new home at Edinburg, N.
D., -. ~''
Simon Wolpert and family, Of Olivia, are
enjoying visit with the family Of .'D. VOL
pert of this city, with whom they are enjoy
ing an outing at their Green Lake cottage.
\ Judge Gage of Renville had business in pro-
bate court last Monday. -: 49,.
Mrs. E. w.. Lewis and daughter Marion
left yesterday for Boston, where they will
be joined by Mr.. Lewis and Maxfield and
the family will later go to their new home in
:connecticut.:,$:: :.s.s
Mrs. Olive Young and daughters left yes
terday for the cities and will spend about
three weeks there and at Red Rock, near St.
Paul. .:, %-zv Il b @.s ),
T.: pr. Johnson and wife visited Milaca friends
this week II #fT S. III !!~sEs.E ~