Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-08-22


| had not been lin Willmar for twenty years
| and he was surprised at the growth of the
| Mrs. Thea ;Tollefson and Miss Mary Hazel
berg returned on Monday to their home at
Granite Falls, after spending a week at
Green Lake and with w illmar relatives
Miss Ollie Crysler, Of Sioux Falls, S. D., is
guest of Mrs. Minton at the Merchants
Hotel. Mrs. Minton's niece, Miss Eloise
| German, of Spring Valley. is also enjoying a
| visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Downs have as thei,
guests Emil Krause and wife of MINNEAPOLIS
The two families are at present eniovine q
| weeks outing AS guests at the Interlachen
| at Green Lake.
X. M. Davis and wife Of Lisbon N D.. for
nncr residents OF Willmar, visited at F. l.
Smiths this week, on their return from the
q. "A. K. encampment. Mesdames Davis and
Smith are sisters
John M. Johnson and wife, ofFargo, N. D.
were In the city this week ON their ay home
| from the 6. A. r. encampment at Minneapo
| lis. They are at present visiting with rela
tiHes at Lake Lillian.
Mrs. Philip J. Haley and little daughter.
| returned home last week from a six week.
| visit at Winnipeg. They were guests at the
| homes of Mrs. Haley's two sisters and 6
| brother, Mr.. J. w. Condon
The family Of J. G. Graybill returned tc
their home at Sioux Falls last Saturday
He will work his way back in checking ul
the t1mepieces of the railroad employees Of the
grading crews along the line.
Mrs. N. M. Mossberg is enjoying a visit
| from her sister, Mrs Cephas Holmes, of NJ a.
comb, Ill. The two sisters had not seen each
| other for 22 years and naturally the present
reunion is most happy one.
Lewis Dale, assistant cashier of the Necko
ma, Nd, bank, is enjoying vacation and is
| spending the time visiting at his old home
here. He expects to return next Monday
evening to resume his duties.
Mrs. w. B. Frink and son Howard. o
Minneapolis, are the guests of Wilma,
| friends. With the family of VIM. Geer they
left on Monday to spend week at'the S. p
Johnson cottage at Green Lake.
Christ. Pearson of Kandiyohi was in the
city last Thursday looking for help for the
| stacking. Hesays that the yield and quality
| of the wheat crop will be disappointing to
| many whom even the halstorm spared.
Prof. Albert Hegstrom arrived here from
st. Paul last Thursday and will spend the
| time remaining before school work begins on
| his fathers farm in Fahlun. He will have
charge Of the Hallock schools next year.
| ]. J. Ho1mgren, who has been spending &
| few weeks with his brother in the TOWNSHIP
| OF Plllsbury, went to Litchfe1d last Friday
| to consult physician. He has been unde,
| treatment for some time for an attack O.
pleurisy.
Mrs. Chas.. Thorne returned to New Lon
don yesterday, after brief visit here witt
her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Bergeson Altret
Peterson, wife and daughter, who had also
been guests at the Bergeson home, returned
last evening to their North Dakota home
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dobson, ofCharlotte
AficA., and g. w. pobsoll, Of Litchfeld
| Mich, are guests this week at the home o
their niece, Mrs. Geo. E. Johnson. The,
| arrived yesterday from Atwater, accom-
panied by Mrs. Johnson's mother Mrs AM
| Lester.
| Mrs. &. S. Bergh, nee Quarnstrom, O
Halstad, Minn., visited with Mrs. o. P. Rice
| an aunt, last week. On Thursday she lef
! for Green Lake, where she will spend som,
| time with relatives. She is the daughter o
| Gustaf Quarnstrom, an old-time miller O
Green Lake and New London mills.
Walter Rosene of Cambridge, ILL.,, came III
| on Tuesday of last week to look after hi
farm in town Of Kandiyohi. From here h
went to Pine City, Mimi, to visit his mothe
| and sister, who reside there. Mr.. Rosen
has sold his farm in Illinois and intends tt
move back to this county next spring.
Miss Linnea Bergstrom has decided to re
main as bookkeeper OF the Wi11mar brancl
| OF the Singer Sewing Nd achine company ant
has turned down fattering offer to tax
the same position at Fargo. This will b.
good news to host of friends that Mis-
Bergstrom has found during her residenc
here.
Miss Alma Ames, former teacher in tn
Willmar public schools, arrived here las
Friday evening from Minneapolis for visi
| with friends and is a guest at the F. G
| Handy home. Miss Ames has been employe,
in the pension department at Washington
D. c., and is at present enjoying a vacation
from her duties.
Mrs. Olive Young has been enjoying a visi
the past week from relatives who are her
from Baltimore, Md. They are Mr.. Young
lcousins, Miss Ethel Mullineaux and Mrs. F
c. Snyder and daughter Virginia, and
brother, R. E. Lee, Col. Chas. A. Clark, @
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has also been CUES
at the Young residence.
Mr.. and Mrs: F. w. Ferguson have bee
enjoying a visit from Mr. Ferguson's mother
Mrs. Fred Ferguson, Whitefsh, ont, an
also his brother-in-law and sister, Rev. an
Mrs. Arthur ,Ump1eby, Of Madrid, Iowa
They all returned last evening from a severa
days outing at Eagle Lake. Rev. and Mrs
Umpleby left today for their Iowa home an
Mrs. Ferguson will remain until Friday