Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-08-15
Personal Mention.

t Alfred Bergeson went to Atwater last
| Thursday on business.
! Eddie Guam of New London was a caller
| at the county seat last Thursday.
P. o. Renstrom went to the cities last
Thursday on brief business trip.
| Miss Esther Rodlun went to Minneapolis
for visit with friends last Friday.
! Miss Josie Rhen went to Kerkhoven last
Thursday for two days visit with friends
| tander were callers at the county seat last
Thursday.
Edward M ossberg made a flying trip to
! Chokio last Thursday, returning the
following day.
Mrs. William Long went to the cities last
| Saturday for couple Of weeks visit with
friends.
Miss Lizzie Lucid ofYankton, S. D., visited
here with her cousin, Mrs. J. J. Barrett last
! Saturday.
M iss Grace Bloomfield returned to he
| home at st. Paul last Thursday after
couple Of weeks visit with Willmar friends.
! Miss Minnie Iultin of Minneapolis left
last Thursday for De1ano after an extended
visit with the Hultin family of the Township
of Fahlun.
| Miss Hilma Anderson returned to her home
at Minneapolis last Thursday after five
weeks stay with the family of Ed. Nelson
at Svea.
Miss Hannah Peterson, of Appleton, who
has been visiting at the Rasmussen cottage
at Eagle Lake for few days, returned to
| her home Thursday.
| ia. Ekblad, of New London, was in the
city Thursday his way to Odessa, Big
Stone County, where he may engage
employe in mercantile establishment.
| G. A. Dahlhem and crew went to Millnor,
N. D., last Thursday night to plaster bank
building, a church and a residence. They
had just finished their work on the Stene
block at Atwater.
! Rev. J. J. Daniels was in the city Saturday
on his way for visit at New London. 1t is
now year since he visited these parts, and
he has seen a large portion of Canada and
the Uuited States since that time.
| Joseph G. Nelson left last Thursday for
| Duluth, where he expects to make his future
home. His family had preceded him to that
point Joe is first rate carpenter and has
many friends here that are sorry to see him
leave.
S. o. Tjosvo1d, County Auditor of Yellow
Medicine County visited in the county last
! week. In company with his wife he drove
| over from Granite Falls and to Jericho. He
| took the train for home Thursday and will
| return again in few days.
Mrs. 6. Green of New London was in the
city last Saturday enroute for her home
| from visit at the Johnson home in Mamre.
She reports that the son, P. M. Johnson,
has, returned from his visit in Sweden, but
that Miss Anna remained for a longer stay.
! John Holland and Ole Olson of Browns
Valley are spending the week at Spicer.
John is an old Spicerite and will lose no time
finding the old landmarks at the lake. He
has been working on a dredge ditching
machine in that western hump Of the state.
/ Mrs. Theodore Johnson and Miss Mary
|Halvorsorl returned to their home at Grants
bury, Wis, Friday. Mrs. Johnson is
daughter of John S. Anderson, who lives
southwest of the city. She up a few
days before her sisters death, which was
/ mentioned in our last issue.
Mrs. ]. B. Nygaard of Eagle Lake took the
| train last Friday for New London to visit
with her relatives at New London. Her
father, Ne1s A. Skeie, has sold his property
and contemp1ates returning to Norway to
live. The position held by Mrs. Nygaard at
the Bethesda home before her marriage was
taken By sisterJosie Jenson from the Deacon
! men Home at Minneapolis, ....> ~: