Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-09
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Roy Weber left last Sunday evening
tor visit with her parents at Portal, N. D.
Misses Jessie Hyer, Sophie Rannestad and
Myrtle Dewey visited Benson friends the
first of the week.,
J. M. Spicer went to Paynesville Yesterday
ON a business trip.
Horton Burr came down from Fargo, N,
D.. yesterday and enjoyed brief visit here
With his mother.
Ben Benson made a trip to Cottonwood
line. ~ 'A ~ 'oAe BUSINESS IN MS
apo1is yesterday.
VIM. Crosby of Minneapolis, was guest
Crosby.
Mrs. Peter Hawkinson is down from Este
van, Canada, for a moths visit with rela-
tives In W1llmar and other parts Of the coun-
ty.
Or: J: S. Eaton and. Miss Nellie went down
Eaton will take medical examination for an
increase in his pension.-Benson Monitor,
4th inst.
Mr. and Mrs. William poDbvn. Of sbet-
land, 0ntario. Canada, are guests of their
m ain here for an extended visit The family
was also enjoying visit from Mr.. Dobbyn' 3
sister, Mrs. John Livingst one, ofW els MINI
who returned home Monday.
Dr.: Mantor returned Monday from a trip
to Stanley, N. D, where he had been attend
ing to land matters. During his absence the
office was in charge of DR.. Fleming.
Mrs. L. M. Landing arrived here last
thursday ,,,ns1 f from Gle1Wood to attend her
confined to her bed suffering from a compli
cation of diseases.
VIM: Geer Looked up some house-movng
contracts at Kandiyohi last Thursday.
W: F. Miller spent several days the past
week in the cities.
M Minneapolis last Thursday for a weeks visit
with relatives. Mr.. Sorenson has gone to
Illinois on land business and is not Expected
back before the goth of the month.
Miss Jessie Spicer left yesterday for a brief
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Maynard, at At
! water.
A: A. Anderson left this morning on a trip
to Illinois in the interest of his land com
pany.
Roy Z: sperry, Of Minneapolis, collector
visitor in Willm ar this week.
| Mrs. w. E. Devere11 and children went to
Sioux City yesterday to join Mr.. Deverell
and make their future home there. Mr..
Deverel is one Of the Great Northern dis
patchers who was transferred to that point
from here.
]. T. Johnson visited Maynard and vicinity
from Friday till M onday.
| Mrs. o. M. Fraser and son Of Grafton, N
D.. were guests at the home of Mrs. Ffaser's
mother, Mrs. L. Gjems, for several days anG
| lett last week for visit in Minneapolis
| DR.. E. H. Ler, of Minneapolis, was a guest
| at the Charles Dahlheim home last Sunda,
and Monday.
| Mrs. Alfred w. Cleveland and little sor
are here from Minneapolis for a several weeks
visit at the home of Mrs. C1eveland's father
DR.. J. M. Rains.
Miss Hilma Johnson expects to leave soor
for Primghar, Iowa, to join her parents, who
| removed to that place recently.
PETER Prins was a Benson visitor last
Thursday and Friday, in the interest of the
Willmar Strawboard Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. John Dale visited Granite Falls re1a
| tives the first of the week.
Mrs 6: A. Moore, of Minneapolis, has
been visiting the past week with her laugh.
ter, Mrs. Russell Spicer.
c. w. Ode1l and son Albert went to St
Paul last Friday to remain over Sunday
Mr.. Odel attended to matters of business in
the cities.
w. Nd. Chase left last Friday for Cedar
Falls, Iowa, to be in attendance at the wed.
evening. 80
Mrs. J. M. Spicer returned last Saturday
evening from months visit with her augh.
ter, Mrs. c. L. w allace, in Minneapolis.
l. Z. Cramer and Judge A. F. Nordin rep
| resent the local K. of P. lodge as delegates
| at the grand meeting in Minneapolis this
| week.
Geo. w. Johnson and c. H. Johnson went
to Crookston Saturday evening on business
connected with the CrOokSton Pure Food
Co., OF which the former is president and the
latter vice president. Their brother, Arthur
Johnson, is the secretary and treasurer as
well as resident manager.
! Mrs. S. B. Qvale returned last Friday from
visit at Graceville.