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

Spencer Ericsson, who now makes his home
at Lake Minnetonka, attended to matters of
business here last Thursday.
Mrs. F. H. Knox left last Thursday for St.
Louis, where she expects to spend couple
of weeks with her son, Earl Knox.
Mrs. Emma Marshall of Red Lake Falls,
and Mrs. Alice Lamb,i of Litchfield, were
guests last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Porter.
Mrs. o. Jermstad went to St. Paul last
Friday for few days visit.
Chris. Jacobson, the Spicer merchant,
transacted business here last Friday.
John Ah1strom, the genial proprietor of the
Elmhurst Fruit Farm at Spicer marketed
his first radishes and onions of the season in
Willmar last Friday.
Ole Rogen spent Sunday with brother at
Maynard and also with relatives at Granite
Falls.
W. w. Ruliffson attended to business mat
tiers at Morris Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Grimes, of Sank Center, and
Miss Evelyn Grimes, Of St. Cloud, mother
and sister Of Mrs. J. M. Downs, her
guests here this week.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson and children re-
| turned on M onday to Atwater, after brief
visit here with Mrs. Thompson's father, O..
P. Nelson.
DR.. and Mrs. F. M. Archibald, of Atwcter,
were visitors in Willmar this week. Mrs.
Archibald was on her way to Thief River
Falls for visit with her parents, for which
place she left on Sunday night. The doctor
10 for xx,1or l,a
poets to spend couple of months. AS yet
he has not decided upon a permanent loca-
| ton for the practice Of his profession
Mrs. R. c. Barton arrived here Saturday
evening from Minneapolis to spend a week
with her husband.
| G. F. Johnson returned to Dawson last
Saturday, after spending some time on his
farm south OF the city. Among other i'm
provements which he made while there was
the planting OF about 5 900 trees.
Miss Alma Odell spent Sunday at NJ amre
with her sister, Nj ISIS Nora, who is teaching in
that township.
| Miss Nellie Haley, of the Morris schools
| came home last Saturday to spend her weeks
spring vacation.
| E. P. Leland, auditor for the Minnesota
Central Telephone Co., spent Sunday with
| his family in Minneapolis.
G. H. Johnson made a business trip tc
Glenwood last Saturday.
Miss Lottie Ahlstrom spent the first Of tn,
| week with friends at Duluth.
Miss Nj arie Railson went to Norway LAX
| last Saturday for a visit with her father
whose health is quite poorly.
Mrs. Martin Bitterness returned to he
Minneapolis home last Saturday evening, al
ter visit here with Willmar relatives.
Aaron Swenson came up from the Hamlin
University last Friday evening for a few
days vacation at his Willmar home
DR.. Hans Johnson was down from Mu,
dock this week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Fow1e returned yesterday t
her home at Sioux City, after spending se1
eral weeks here with her mother, who is nov
slightly improved in health after long sieg
of illness.
Mrs. NJ. J. Maynard of Atwater, visite
Mrs: ]. Nj. Spiccr.
Prof. ]. Harold Powers is here from Hutch
inson, spending part Of his spring vacatio
with old Willmar friends.
Landlord Nicholson of the Commerce.
| Hotel returned yesterday from his trip t
Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Lydia w olberg, teacher in the M linn
ota schools, is spending her spring vacatio
at her Wilma home this week. Her siste
Miss Olga, who is teaching in a school a
Lake Reno, Pope county, returned last FIR
day, after weeks vacation spent at til
| home here.
Ludwig Dale enjoyed brief vacation he1
this week from his studies at the state un
versity.
DR.. Oliver Porter of St. Joseph's hospita
st. Paul, spent yesterday at his Wilma
home,
Torgeir Kjos left yesterday for Cotton, s
D., where he will teach term of Norwegia
parochia1 school,
Mrs. Alice Corbin, Mrs. Nary Viggers an
Louis Bond, of Webster, City, Iowa, are vi
iting with their sister, Mrs. S. Carver.
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