Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
Personal Mention

Mrs. Anna Dickey spent several days in
the cities last week.
Mrs. B. w. Thomas, of Breckenridge. visit
ed here last week with her father, J. P. Hull,
and Wi1lmar friends.
Rev. Gynild went to Minneapolis last
Thursday for a brief VISIT during which time
he planned to attend some revival meetings
held at st. Olofs church in that city. He
was accompanied by Rev. S. N. Heskin of
Portland, N. D., who had been spending sew
eral days in Willmar and vicinity and had
been holding meetings here. Rev. Heskin is
one of the trustees of Augsburg Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nystrom went to St.
Paul last Friday, where they had been called
on account of the serious illness of their
daughter Esther.
6. H. Stephens was an Atwater visitor
last Friday, where he went to attend to
matters connected with real estate DEAL
The following representatives of Willma ar
hardware firms were in attendance at the
big convention of hardware dealers held in
Minneapolis last week: Alfred Johnson, of
the Willmar Hardware Co.; G. A. Olson, of
the A. N. Lewis Co., and Eric Ohsberg of the
firm of Ohsberg, selvig & Co.
Attorney Porter attended to legal matters
in Atwater last week.
H. S. Peterson was in the cities last week
on business.
Mrs. Mary Blackmer, mother of Mrs. T.
H. Martin, went to Sank Centre last Thurs
day for weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Christian Johnson spent several days
with friends at New London the mast week
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Sundling, of At
water, visited Willmar relatives and friends
last week.
J. S. Robbins left last Friday night on his
trip to Hot Springs, Ark, where he expects
to spend about three weeks for the benefit of
his health.
Hon. Marcus Johnson was in Wil1m ar last
week on his regular business trip and stated
to his friends that he was planning on taking
a trip to the Orient in the near future He
leaves this week for Seattle, from which city
he sails for Japan and will spend some time
in that country and also in China. It is
probable that he will include visit to the
Philippines in his trip. He expects to be abb
sent about a couple Of months.
Mrs. J. F. Davis and children left last
Thursday night for Blair, Neb, where they
will visit for some time with the parents of
Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Gerstle went to the
cities last Saturday for few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. A. ]. Poulin and baby returned last
Saturday to Minneapolis, after a couple of
weeks visit here at the home ofMr. and Mrs.
David LaC1air.
w. w. Ruliffson enjoyed visit over Sum
day with his parents near Nj arshall.
Peter Swenson arrived last Saturday from
Ellington, S. D., to look after his Wil1m ar
property. Mr.. Swenson is a prosperous
farmer living near Ellington and it is prob
able that he may decide to locate here.
Miss Annie Erlandson spent Sunday with
her parents in the town of Mamre.
H. w. Hall and family will make their
future home at Red Lodge, Mont, where
Mr.. Hall will have charge OF a lime kiln for
his father. He left for that place last Satur-
day and Mrs. Hall and daughter Grace have
gone to Iowa for visit with relatives before
leaving for their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Olson and youngest
past week.
Miss Florence R. Porter is visiting Min
neapolis friends this week.
o. J. Nicholson left last Saturday for Min
neapolis, where he was Joined by J. s. Rob-
bins, and the two will visit Hot Springs to-
gether and receive treatment at the famous
baths for the benefit of their health.
Mrs. J. B. Johnson and son Emil of Colfax
visited over Sunday with John H. Johnson
on their way to Peever, S. D., tor visit.
Miss Julia O'Brien of Graceville was a
guest the past week at the home of Mayor
and Mrs. 5. B. Qva1e.
Henry Howell returned last Friday from
an extended trip to Pacific coast points, dur
ing which he visited with his parents at
Granite Falls, WASH, relatives at Everett,
and also enjoyed visits at other points in
that state. We understand that he was not
very favorably impressed with the country,
especially the weather, which he found quite
damp during his sojourn in the west.
Miss Ragna Telstad left last Thursday for
an extended visit with relatives at Menomi-
nee, Wis.
Miss Ellen Youngberg left for the cities yes
terday to study the latest styles in millinery
Editor Beamer spent the first of the week
with his wife in St. Paul. He is making
arr angements for removing to this CITY,
Max Spletter arrived here last Friday from
Spencer, Iowa, where he has been employed
in cigar factory. We understand that NJ ak
will now enter the railroad service
CHM MINGC