Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-08-15
Personal Mention:

Chas. E. Monson of New London was in
the city Friday enroute for home from a trip
to the twin cities.
Oscar Orred of spicer came over between
trains Friday.
Gov. A. E. Rice went to the cities Friday
to attend committee meeting Of the Board
Of Regents. He will remain during the G. A.
r. encampment at Minneapolis.
Miss Hilda Holmberg left last Friday for
Estavan, Canada, where she will spend
month visiting with her sister. Mrs. Hakan-
son, and family:
John Ness of Eagle Lake left Saturda for
the harvest fields in the vicinity of Valley
City, N. D., where he expects to remain until
after threshing time.
Melvin and Lillian Johnson are staying
out at Green Lake for a short time enjoying
the cool breezes from the water. Their
father, Lewis Johnson, went out Saturday
for short stay.
J. H. Abrahamson came up from Asbury
Saturday for a brief visit at his home at New
London. He is building house at Asbury.
Gustaf Holmgren went to Pennock last
Saturday for a visit. He said he was inter-
in his old neighborhood in M amre.
DR.. A. Nelson and Christopher Johnson of
East Lake Lillian were in the city last Satur-
day on business.
Virgil G.. Hnshaw, field secretary Of the
State Prohibition Committee, came up last
Saturday on business.
| to look over the field here He spoke at the
| Free church gathering on the point in Foot
! lake last Sunday.
Elof Holmberg came up from Clarified
for stay at home over Sunday. He is
working on the new school building at that
| burg, for which ]. H. Olson has the contract
Ben Benson, the plumber, returned from
trip to Clarified last Saturday. He landed
| the contract for the heating plant in the new
| school building at that point.
Rev. E. E. Gynild, wife and two sons, went
| to Chippewa Falls, Wis.,, last Monday for a
visit with an uncle of Rev. Gynild. They
will be gone about week.
Edwin G. Carlson came down Saturday
from Moorhead where he was employed in a
drug store, for stay at his home here.
Rev. A. G. Hall and H. c. Buell. are spend
ing the week at Green Lake.
Miss Lille Nelson went to the cities for a
visit with relatives last NJ onday.
+. N. Baldwin returned from Mora last
| M onday where he had made an investiga-
ton of K anabec county lands. He is very
much pleased with the land prospect there
| and has purchased 100 acres through the A.
H. Brown agency Of this city.
DIR. Hans Johnson of M urdock visited with
| his folks here last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Guam of New London
! are visiting at the home of DR.. c. johnson
at present.
John w. Monson Of this city went to
Renville to-day to take charge of some work
He expects to remain there about one month.
Mrs. A1got Peterson and children went for
| a weeks stay at her old home in Colfax yes
terday.
Mrs. Alfred Bergeson left yesterday for a
visit with her relatives at New London.
Rev. and Mrs. John a. Johnson left yester
| day for visit at their former home at Orion
ville
| John Williams, the local manager of the
! telephone interests, went to the cities or
| business yesterday.
John Otos and family returned from thei,
| trip to Duluth yesterday.
|. E. P. Sundfors went to st. Paul on bust
ness trip yesterday to remain a couple O.
| days.
| Nels Nelson, who lives about three miles
south OF town was expecting a party O