Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-07-04

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Mankato Commercial College opens
Sept, 3. Send for catalog.
The Willmar-Kerkhoven ball game
has been indefinitely postponed.
The parochial school of the Lutheran
Free church will begin next Tuesday
at 9 O'Clock q. m.
The ladies of the Lutheran Synod
church have: changed the .date; Of their
see BE social from 4uly $ to July T..
III HE Mission cirdlSof thesswedish
Baptist church wilhsmeet with Mrs.
Erick Nelson next Wednesday after
noon.
Engineer M. Cleary has gone to
Browns Valley to take the passenger
run on that line recently given UP by
Engineer LeClair.
The Robert Ives family, who recent
ly returned from Watertown, S. D.,
are occupying the Chas. Dram resi-
dence on FIRST street.
The Epworth League of the Swedish
Nj. E. church will serve ice cream and
cake on DR.. P. Nelson's lawn Friday,
July 6. All are cordially invited.
Rev. Gates oficiated at the wedding
of Miss Alice Plummer to Mr.. Clifton
Kershaw, which occurred at Monte
video on Tuesday evening, June 26.
Mrs. S. J. Dilley arrived last Fri
day from Foreston, MINI . for a visit
with Willmar relatives. Mrs. Dilley
was formerly Mrs. Rebecca Wright
and is a guest at the home of her
grand daughter, Mrs. A. Adams.
J. E. Slower, of Minneapolis, for
merly connected with the Sheffield
King Milling Co., whose general offices
are in that city, has taken charge of
the sales department of the New Ion
don Milling Co., with headquarters in
Willmar.
Building Contractors J. H. Olson
and John Skoolheim and Ben Benson
and J. H. Virgins, the Willmar
plumbers, went to Donnelly last Satur-
day to enter bids for the work on a
new school building to be erected
there.
A mission meeting of the Pacific
district of the Minnesota conference
will be held in the Christine church in
town of Lake Lillian on Tuesday and
Wednesday, of next week. The first
session will open at ten o'clock Tues
day forenoon.
Last weeks meeting of the Monday
Afternoon club, the last one OF the
season, was held at the home of Mrs.
W. D. Virgins. The first meeting in
the fall will be held at the home OF
Mrs. F. b. Void. The history OF
Mexico has been decided upon as the
topic for next years work.
Willmar friends of Frank E. Arm
strong, who was quite we'll known in
this city from his connection with the
Northwestern Telephone Company's
construction force, have been apprised
of his death, which occurred at the
Swedish hospital in Minneapolis or
the 21st ult. Death was due to pneu.
monia.
Mrs. Burr pleasantly entertained q
party OF lady friends at her home or
Tuesday afternoon of last week ir
honor of Mrs. AL. McCarger of Monte
video, who has been visiting with her
The guests were members of the Mon
day Afternoon club. Last Friday
afternoon she entertained a number O.
ladies at cards.
DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Frost ant
daughters Edith, Marion and Celia
and Miss Jessie Spicer were among
the guests in attendance at the wed
ding of DR.. William S. Frost ant
Miss Maude Bartelson, which occurred
at the BRIDES home in Minneapolis or
Tuesday evening, June 26. Miss
Spicer is former schoolmate of thu
bride.
The "Go-to- Church Band" of the
Presbyterian church, which includes
all Sunday School children who have
attained certain number of credits
for regular attendance at services
enjoyed their annual picnic on The
parsonage lawn last Wednesday. Il
was originally planned to hold the
picnic at Eagle Lake, but the weather
did not permit the drive.
o. H. Negaard, superintendent o:
mails in this city, returned to his
Office today after an enforced vaca
ton of two weeks. When crossing
Sixth and Minnesota SITS. on the last
day of May he was run down by q
man driving a single rig, one of the
shafts hitting him in the side and break.
ing rib. Hewas confined to his bed fo1
IL days.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Utton have leased
the F. L. Smith cottage at Green Lake
and went out yesterday to enjoy a
several weeks outing. They have as
their guests over the Fourth. Mr.
Utton's sisters, Misses Grace and
Violet, and brother Dana, who arrived
here Saturday evening from their home
: at Stockton. They will also have as
their guests Mr.. w. w. Wakefield