Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-06-13
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hornbeck are enjoying
couple of weeks visit with friends at Grand
latter place they are attending the St. Cloud
Normal school commencement exercises this
week. their neice, Miss Helen Henry, being
one OF the graduates.
Mrs. Godfrey Kuster and children left last
week to make their future home at Brecken-
ridge, where Mr.. Kuster is now engaged in
business.
Miss Grace Hetherington spent last week
at her old home in Nj OntevideO.
Miss Borghi1d Sand went to Minneapolis
last Thursday for visit with relatives.
Miss Marie Pinney is home from her stud
les at Stanley Hall, Minneapolis, for the sum-
mer vacation.
Maurice Jenness returned last Thursday
evening from Minneapolis for his summer
vacation from his studies at the "U".
Dwight Gates left last week for Norfolk.
Va, to enter the hospital service ofthe United
States navy.
Miss Annie Ekdahl went to Appleton last
Monday to attend the W; T: y. .conven-
Summit, S. D., and Bismarck, N. D.
Miss Nettie Benson is home from Crook
ston, where she has been teaching school the
past year.
w. H. McCune and family, of Sioux City,
/ were In the city for a brief visit last week, on
their way to Wisconsin, where they expected
to spend some time with relatives and
friends.
Miss Lillian Johnson is spending her sum-
| mer vacation with relatives and friends in
the twin Cities
]. Z. Stansberry and daughter Fern are
spending the summer at Winnipeg.
Miss E. Do1oris Dal1lheim left last Friday
! for a couple of months visit with sister at
Pacific Grove, Cal.
Mrs. Ella Mantor returned last Thursday
from Albion, Neb., accompanied by her aged
| father, who was well enough to make the re-
! turn trip to Wi1lmar: He will make his fu-
tire home here With his daughter. Mrs.
Can, to attend the meeting of the Superior
Lodge, Degree of Honor.
| Mrs. Alexander Williams is home from an
extended visit with her parents at Redwood
Falls.
Mrs. E. w. Lewis and children will leave
| soon for New Haven, Conn.,. where they will
Join Mr.. Lewis and make their future home.
Mr.. Lewis, who had for several years been in
the service of the Northern Pacific as one of
its civil engineers, has lately accepted posi-
ton with the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railway and will make his head
for that road.
The many friends of the Robert Ives family
will be pleased to hear that they will again
make Willmar their home. Mr.. Ives is
Northern at Watertown, S. D., who have
| been transferred to other points. He will
take position at the roundhouse as ma
chinist.
| J L.,
of Benson, arrived here last Saturday after
| noon for visit with o. e. Ostlund and farni-
1y.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Bergstrom, of Mamre,
! went to Litchfe1d last Saturday to consult
DR.. Cassel in regard to Mrs. Bergstronl's
| health.
Ernest Olson arrived here last Wednesday
| from St. Louis for a. couple of weeks visit
| with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs: T. H. Olson,
| and also with his brother Fred and family in
| the town of Edwards. =
Mrs. VIM. Par<ins went to Breckenridge
| last Saturday for visit with her daughter,
| Mrs. Parks.
Mrs. J. Costello visited Browns Valley rel
atives the first part Of the week.
Misses Rachel R1lingson and Clara Hahs-
com visited with Grove, City friends the first
| of the week.
Miss Ella Odell went to Breckenridge last
Saturday and from there expected TO 60 to
Milnor, N. D. She will spend several weeks
at those places visiting relatives and friends.
w. E. Roberts returned last Friday from a
trip to Adrian, Worthington and other
points. = - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Olson returned to their
home at Spicer last Saturday, after a visit
with Willmar relatives and also relatives
south of the city. a. - %<.:,F>
/ A. w. Bartz went to Appleton last Satur-
day, where he had been called on account Of
his fathers illness. ~ ....~ :; :. ~
Mrs. P. A. Nelson and daughter Vera went
to St.. Paul last Saturday for a couple Of
weeks visit with relatives. t+..- ~. "a