Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-01-10

Mrs. A: c. Crawford returned last Thurs
DAY evening from several weeks visit at
Spokane, wash; IS She was accompanied by
the rest of the winter at her Wi1l1nar home.
DR.: George D. Williams left last Thursday
evening for his home at Spokane, Wash,
after visit thru the holiday season with his
| field and in the twin cities.
Miss Edith Wells, of Litchfeld, was the
guest Of Willmar friends part of last week.
Miss Flossie Smith was guest last week
at the J. T. McNulty home in Litchfeld
Miss Ida Tharaldson, of Litchfeld, was
| the guest of Wilm ar friends last week.
Hon. Nels Guam and wife, of New London,
visited Willmar friends last week. returning
home Friday.
Thorn Rohrt was the guest of the Joseph
Estrem family at New London the latter
part of last week.
w. L. Rullifson, the genial salesman al the
Page Department store, departed last Satur-
day for Los Angeles, Cal, and will enjoy a
vacation at western points during the month
Of January. He expects to be the guest OF
February.
James Norgaard, Of Grove City, was a
Willmar visitor last Thursday and Friday.
Rev. Spitz enjoyed a visit last week at
Glenwood with former parishioners.
Olof allquist, former Kandiyohi county
BOY, but now prosperous farmer Of Ken
mare, N. D., visited with relatives in Wil1m ar
and vicinity during the holidays.
Miss Mary Peterson of New London was
in our city last Thursday and Friday buying
millinery goods from a. wholesale house
| Representatives
Miss Hazel Lien visited Benson friends last
week.
Miss Martha Arthur, of Spicer, visited
here the past week with Miss Hannah Sam
uelS0n.
DR.. c. Johnson went to Murdoch last Sat-
he at he n A 1Jo
ton cerem onies in the evening. The doctor
delivered an address on Woodcraft.
Miss Mime Bake. of Minneapolis, was
the guest of Miss Anne Sanderson few days
last week.
Miss Leland, Misses Mabel and Lille San
derson and Marcus Olson spent Sunday at
kandiyohi as the guests Of the Geo. and Ed
SanderSOn families.
Miss Tryphena Anderson, of Montevideo.
was the guest last week of her friend Miss
Thea Ro1lefSon.
Mrs. 6. H. Reyes, of Glendale, n D., was
guest last week at the home of her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. w. DeLaHunt.
Fred Larson was down from Towner, N.
D., last week for visit at his w i1lmar home.
Miss Anna Rai1son returned on Monday
from Northwood, Iowa. where she was a
bridesmaid at the wedding of her friend,
Miss Sena Thompson, to Prof. Geo. A. Han
son, of Renvil1e.
Miss Gladys w. Birch returned last Satur-
day from a weeks visit with Minneapolis
friends.
Misses Marion and Celia Frost ,enter-
tanned a small party of friends last Thurs
day evening at a sleighing party.
Mrs. Mary B. Ward returned last Satur-
day from Avoca, Murray county, where she
re-organized Camp Of Royal Neighbors in
her official capacity of deputy supreme oracle.
On M onday evening she installed the officers
of the kerkhoven Camp.
G. B. Eenkema, the enterprising lumber
merchant of Clara City, was in our city on
business this week.
Hon. G. A. Glader of Atwater attended the
First National Bank meeting Tuesday.
H. A. Lobnitz, the enterprising East Lake
Lillian citizen, did business in the city this
week.
A. ]. Smthson of Roscville Andrew F1yga-
re of Gennessee and John G. Flann of Lake
Lillian were three former county commission
ers who We're at the county seat this week.
Miss Amy Jorgenson left for Oxford, Ohio,
yesterday to resume her studies at Western
College.
Miss Edith Thorpe has returned to resume
her studies at the Lutheran Ladies Semin airy
at Red Wing.
Attorney Gilbert is in St. Paul this week
ira attendance at the meeting of the Mime
sofa Municipal and Commercial League as
a delegate from the Willmar Commercial
Club.