Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-09-05
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| ~ MISS Cora Rigg went to Benson last Sat :;
uHraay for visit with friends.
#Dr. Hans Johnson Of NJ Murdock spent Labor
lleeayswith his folks in Willmar
=: A. Anderson returned last Wednesday
Hom business trip to Illinois,
III Miss Maylne Lehr, of Denver. Colorado is
Eaeguest Of the Misses Gerst1e
9. A sandven and wife have been among
ene visitors In the cities this week.
Miss Linnea .Bergstrom is spending the
week IN ST. Cloud and the twin Cities
Miss Sophie Holmberg, of Mamre, has TAX
fen position as sa1eslady at 'The Fair
MISS Louise Moline returned home last
Saturday night from VISIT in the cities.
Mesdames F. o. Berg1und and c. !. West
gard visited relatives in kerkhoven over
Sunday.
| MISS Ethel Peterson returned on Monday
from a extended visit with relatives in
EAnoka.
| Miss Stella Guam arrived yesterday from
New London and is the guest of Willmar
friends.
Carl OFT and Lester stover, of Minneapc-
hs' were guests last week of the F. L. Smith
family.
Mlss Inga Johnson spent couple of days
last week as the guest of Mrs. A. Peterson at
| Pennock
| Hon. L. 0. Thorpe attended a meeting Of
the Synod church council at Calmar. Iowa
last week.
Mrs J. H. Brown went to Benson last
Erhursday for a visit with her son; Frank
Brown, and family.
L. M. Landing returned last Thursday to
Glenwood, after several days visit here
and at other points.
Misses Nellie and Rosella Rosby went to
New London last Wednesday for a visit with
friends and relatives
Miss Lilly Hanson spent few days last
week visiting with Misses label Holt and
| Alma Samuelson, at Spicer.
Miss Margaret Cleary, of Willmar, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. J. Schott, in this VIII
t1age.-Breckenridge Gazette
w. L. Crosby and wife returned on M on
day evening from their extended trip to Bos.
ton and other eastern points
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ackerman are among
the visitors in the cities this week, where
they are the guests Of relatives.
Mrs. Ed Benson and children arrived here
last Thursday fr oni*Litchfeld for visit with
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. O. R. Berkness.
| Miss Mary Glad will again teach at Foley
She left last Saturday for that place to re-
|sume her work after the summers vacation
Mrs. Samuel Taylor, nee Miss Nellie Cras-
well, OF Sioux City, Iowa, arrived here last
Saturday for visit with Willmar relatives.
Miss Josie Foshager LETT last Thursday for
Fergus Falls, after spending a couple of
weeks here with her sister, Mrs. H. r. Olson
Edwin Carlson left on Monday for Grace
| vile, where he takes a position as drug
ks1erk in one of the drug stores Of that place
Miss Edith Frost on Monday for a brief
visit in the twin cities with relatives. From
there she leaves on her trip to New York
City.
Mrs. o. Norheim and sister, Miss Alma
Moe, returned to Montevideo last Wednes-
day after two weeks visit with the Misses
| Botnen.
| Mrs. A. O. Sather and daughter Ruby
went to Atwater last Saturday for visit in
that vicinity and also at Irving with rela-
tives.
~oNA1y AtIO!uCy olIcIuCSS was at M
dock last Friday, where he appeared as the
| attorney for the plaintiffs in a couple of law
] suits.
Mrs. Chas. Hanscom, Of Merriam Park,
and Lewis Ward, of st. Paul, visited here
last week with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. G. Ward.
| Miss Mary V. Haley has gone to Hibbing
| to resume her work teacher in the public
schools there. She departed for that place
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. I1strup returned last
Saturday to Minneapolis, after spending
couple of days here. with his brother, DR..
1lstrup and family.
Miss Katherine Mossberg returned to St..
Paul on Monday. She was accompanied by
MIR. and Mrs. M. W. spicer, who will spend
a few days in the cities.
Misses Esther and Minnie Peterson went
to Minneapolis last Saturday. The former
will remain in the city to take up an ad-
vanced course in music.
Seymour Davids. who had been spending
the summer with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Knox returned last week to
his home at Los Angeles, Cal.
! ANAAos OAuAAhAd OcIS lCIuIueu 60 Qer nome
at Minneapolis last Wednesday after a
couple Of weeks visit with Miss Mary Glad
and with friends at Sacred Heart.
J. G. Freese and Joseph Davis left last Sat-
Iurday evening. on q hunting trip, to North
Dakota points: where they expected to spend
several days in quest: 81 game.
Mrs. Fred Hazen and children, Helen and
Harold, of Sault Ste Marie, Mich, are in
this city for a visit this week, being guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Jorgen Olson.
Miss Tunie Anderson and Alexande Blom-
quist, ofJamestown, N. D., spent couple OF
days here last week as the guests Of their
Wi1nnar relatives, Mrs. Lutine Porter and
family. - $50:
Mrs. Swan Anders on returned on Monday
from her visit. at Duluth. She was accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Hilda Dahl, who
will be a guest of the Anderson family for
some. time. - ~" =
4 r. 5Mrs.<H. Hal1gren, who had been guest at
Ststhe home Of Rev, and Mrs. Hall for about a
week, left on NJ onday for Minneapolis, where
Z she will visit this week before returning to
her home in Chicago. @*::, :.
WIN: Rieff, Of Harrison, was in the city
~ esterday, He left in the afternoon for
! EGleve Gland. NJ D, for a visit with his son
Charles, who is one>ot the managers. Of a
hardware store at that place: : II + ); I::
I.sP. Weedell,, formerly of this. city but
now; resid ent of NJ lnneapolis called on
II old l friends here last week and attended .to
alters of usiness: Mr.: Weedell >is 9 travel
4 ling salesman for the crockery house OF; NC:
Donald Bros sot s apols. s5. s.*5 Is
I s5 rs:.A:.V Plunkett left yesterday for St
Paul, where "a d and MI Plunkett will