Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-02-28
Personal Mention

| Personal Mention|
Q. B. Olson and family went to Pennock
Friday for several days visit.
Attorney Nj. w. Spicer attended to legal |
matters in st. Paul last Saturday.
Mrs. G. L. Anderson, who had been spend |
A. Berg, returned last Friday to her home in !!
Atwater.
Mrs. Martin Olson and son George were
among the Atw alter people who attended the |
concert here last Thursday evening.
Manager E. A. Berg of the Page Depart |
ment store returned Thursday night from
a stock buying trip to St. Paul. He had
planned on making a trip to Chicago and
New York, but was unable to go at this
time.
Horace Reese left last Saturday for Lake
Elizabeth, where he will teach the spring
term Of school in Dist. No. 3s.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Tallman and Mrs An
drew Larson returned last Wednesday even
ing from their trip to New York state.
Misses Lena and Mary Botnen and Min
ME Ostensoe spent several days the past
week at Pennock with Mr.. and Mrs. Lau-
renee Thorpe.
ing to Hot Springs, Ark, in the near future.
Among them are Landlord Nicholson, of the
Commercial House. J. S. Robbins. ATTORNEY
7. M. Downs, Chris. Alderman and VIM Par
kins.
Mrs. J. Larson arrived here last Saturday
from Dawson for visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Lyder Berg.
Walter Crosby, Elmer Adams and Geo. w.
Ter accompanied the University Mandolin
and Glee Club to Wilma ar last Thursday and
enjoyed visit at their homes for a few days
The latter is a member of the Nj andolin club
and took part in the concert here.
A. H. Soldering is. on the road taking or
ders for the international Tailoring CO. of
Chicago
Prof A. Hegstrom returned on Monday to
resume his work at Northwestern College,
sister, Miss Annie, who will spend a month
at his Fergus Falls home, and also by Miss
Laura Lundberg, his sister-in-law, who will
attend the college.
w. R. Tate left yesterday for Came on Falls.
where he will attend to business matters and
also visit with relatives.
Dr.. Don Casse1man of Tracy and Miss We
ra Edwards of Clara City were guests over
Sund lay at the F. J. Bigham home. On Mon
Iron Mimi. arrived here for a brief visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bigham.
Mrs: Samuel Carver and Miss Mayme Car
yer lett on NJ onday for a weeks visit with
st. Cloud relatives.
Will Green left on NJ onday evening for Mi
not, N D., where he will again enter the en-
Ploy Of P. H. Roise &, Co. as salesman at
"The w ardrobe."
Mrs: G: A. Green is spending the week with
kandlyohi relatives.
J. P. S1etten left on Monday for visit at
Granite Falls, Montevideo and Appleton
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Coffey. of MINNEAPOLIS,
have been visiting with Willrnar friends and
relatives the past week. They expect to
make their home in the future at Vancouver,
3. G., where Mr.. Cofey has accepted DO
s1t1on with the Vancouver Smelling Co..
corporation controlled by the Northern Pa
cihc railw Mr.. Coffey left for that point
the first of the week, while Mrs. Coffey will
join him later.
Miss Anna Tallakson left last Thursday
for couple of weeks visit at Kerkhoven.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Ovale were visitors in
the cities last week.
Among the many out-of-town people who
came here last Thursday to attend the con-
cert given by the University Mandolin and
Glee Club Was the following delegation from
W. w: Stone, A. L. Stone. G. W. champ1in'
G: L. Kane, Oliver so1and, julius Thorson,
ene c louise vs1s JESSIE
Mary Hoban, Bessie Thornton, Martha
Skjei and Mrs. o. Daignault, the latter &C.
companying the young people as achaperon.
DR.. Gerretson was among the dentists in
the state who attended the dental meeting
held in St Paul last week.
Ole Rogan Of the New Store spent a couple
Of days last week in the cities, where he pur-
chased part of his spring stock.
VIM: Nord came up from Winona last
Ihursday evening, being called here on ac-
Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald went to Sioux Falls
last Friday for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Brewer.
~. Ekander left last Thursday for bust
ness trip to Renville and other points.
Dr. Hanson was a visitor at Murdoch last
Thursday and was guest in the evening at
a bachelors party.
Mrs. F.. w. Howe has been spending the
past week with relatives and friends at Nav
nard and MontevideO.
Friday to make the necessary arrangements
for the opening ola racket store in that vii
lage. He has leased the Roberts building
The family will live in Willmar until the clos.
ing of school.
Rev: Buell. is absent from the city this week
assisting in the special meetings being held
at Grcen1eaf
day evening from her visit at Portland, Ore,
where Mr.. Lewis is located. The family Will
remain at Willmar.
J. r. Hill is back from his winters vacation
Chicago Great Western train recentlv
wrecked in the St. Paul yards, but FORUM
ately escaped unhurt.
G. M. Lawson Of New London spent SIM
day at the home of his son, the editor.
E. F. Carlston Of Minneapolis was in the
city today, having been up in the country to
superintend some work on his farm.
Martin E. Tew has been 1ecturing in the
southwestern part Of the state the past ten
days. At Clarified, where he once was
principal of schools and later edited the Adj
vocate, he was greeted by the largest crowd
ture.
Orlo Stannard of Irving was in the city
Friday. He will move to Wilmar if he can
make satisfactory exchange of property.
Mrs. G. Peterson is spending the week with
relatives at Rush City. a. -.
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