Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-28

5An0SX.Vs ". H. ~. Will meet; Win
Mrs. Ives next Tuesday afternoon at
3 O'clock.
=, Get the habit of studying the "ads"
that are published in the TRIBUNE
: It will pay you.
=. The Ladies Guild of St. Luke's
: church will meet at the Guild hall on
= Friday afternoon, Nov. 20, to sew.
: Supt. and Mrs. Tonning entertained
the teachers of the city schools at a
six O'Clock dinner Saturday evening.
The Ladies Guild of St. Luke's
church will hold Christmas sale and
supper at the Guild Hall on Friday
evening, Dec. II.
The case against John Ward, ar
rested on the charge of operating a
gambling house, was postponed from
Monday to Saturday at 10 o. 'clock a. m.
John Feig, county auditor-elect, re-
moved his family to Willmar last
Friday, and they are now occupying
one of the Ruble houses on Campbell
avenue in First ward.
- Fl. J. Ramsett has been making his
annual visit the past few days as Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master of the Ma
sonic lodge. On Saturday he visited
the lodge at Raymond and on Tues
day he went to Benson and Morris.
Mrs. Hannah Conway left yesterday
for Goodhue, where she was called
on account of the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. Michael Kelly, Of
Green Lake, who has been visiting at
Goodhue with her daughter, Mrs.
Mollie Ryan.
and Mrs. Roy Goodenough
have removed here from Glare City
and will make Wil]mar ther future
home. Mr.. Goodenough was former
ly engaged in barbering, but has now
taken q position with the Great
Northern as brakeman.
4 = LanHant, the magician and Illusion
ist, and company will be in our city
on. Saturday evening, Dec.>S. This is
the third attraction in the Citizens
Entertainment Course and is said to
be one of the finest ofs its kind ever Of
fered the American public.
The district court for Traverse
county is in sessionzat Wheaton and
among the attorneys who have cases
in court there is s-R: W. Stanford of
this: city,. Mr.. Stanford left for
Wheaton on Monday and expected to
be absent on legal business for sew
eral days. +
! Elmer Morine returned last Sunday
morning from Kingsburg, Cal, where
he had been visiting for a couple OF
weeks with his parents. Aaron Sven
! son, who accompanied him on the trip
TO that point, has decided to remain
there for the winter in the hope of
beneftting his health.
!. ! :. = Alfred Gilbertson~ left on Monday
for Rochester, where he intended to
consult the wellknown specialists OF
that city regarding his stomach trouble
: with which he has been suffering for
y. some time. It is probable that Mr..
= Gilbertson will have to submit to an
& operation at the hospital there;
! zsSse 81 The members of the new Swedish
Lutheran church at Kandiyohi will
hold q festival next Friday evening
+ in the ,Woodman hall. The building
is nearly completed and the receipts
>of the festival will go towards an
organ fund. Lunch will be served at
four O'Clock and in the evening at 7:3O
there will be a program. >:.
Mason, Russell and Raymond Spicer
! returned yesterday from their hunting
trip to .Aitkin county. They succeed
in coming home with only one deer,
which was shot by Raymond. His
true craftsmanship resulted in bring
ing down, another, but this one was
stolen from the party The hunt took
place near the logging camp of Aaron
Slams berry some distance from Aitkin.
The trial of William Glad, which
took place in municipal court last
8 Saturday, resulted in an acquittal for
the defendant. The young man was
charged with assault in the third de-
gree which it was alleged had been
d committed, upon the person &of Mrs.
Weiss. The evidence offered at the
4: trial was of such nature that the de:
fendant was found not guilty Of ! the
offense IS charged. I: s=* r., : I. 4. .%:z. =: y
The Dorcas Guild of st. Luke's
6 church gave 9 very pleasing enter.
Stainment at the Guild Hall last Friday
II evening to 8 highly appreciative audi.
ence. The little comedy, !. Y Dung
Ladies' Musical Society, wss very
5S.1 laugh able and was very well rendered.
Foil lowing the play Miss Karen Han.
ION entertained the audience with q
woes 81 solo, after which light refresh
.zsiments were served. The young ladies
s,of the Dorcas guild have established
quite es repntatio onsy as entertainers
md this oue1wa as 8 fun p|to The, stand,
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