Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-07-24


Swedish Mission church will meet
in the church basement Friday af-
ternoon of this week. Luncheon
will be served by Mrs. Broberg.
All are cordially invited.
Oman & Johnson, at the new
machine shop, have rebuilt S. E.
Stansberry's automobile, supply
ing parts and placing it's motive
power and running gear in good
shape again.
Jeweler D. Elmquist has recov-
cred from being laid up with ill
ness for couple of days. The
raising of the street walk outside
of his place Of business will place
him at such disadvantage that he
is looking for new location. He
advertises a removal sale this week.
Peter Meyers, the engineer, is
convalescent after severe and ling
ering attack of typhoid fever. His
father, H. w. Meyers, of Alvord,
Ia, came up last Saturday and re-
turned with his wife last Monday.
The latter had been here for several
weeks, assisting in the care Of her
son.
A. w. Benson and family came
up from Minneapolis in their tour
ing car last Saturday to visit with
G. 0. Sand and family. Mr.. Ben
son is stockholder ir,the Gilbert.
Sand Co., the big clothing store,
and attended a directors meeting
while here. The Bensons returned
to Minneapolis Tuesday, accompan-
led by Mrs. Sand.
Judge W. A. Krause, wife and
son, have been enjoying the cool
breezes at Green Lake for week,
returning to their home at Flan-
dreau, S. D., last Monday. Will
liam has been county Judge of
Moody county for many years past,
and is the same genial, whole-souled
fellow that he was years ago when
his bright mind scintillated thru
the columns Of the Kandiyohi Coun-
ty Expositor.
Rev. E. E. Gynild Of Eagle Lake
is very seriously i'll with appendi-
citis.~ He was taken to Minneapolis
yesterday on the flyer and an ope-
ration will be performed if the con-
dition of the patient will warrant
it. DR.. H. F. Frost accompanied
him and the operation will be per-
formed by Dr. Hvosleff at the
Deaconess Home. The Reverend s
many friends confidently expect to
see him return with restored
health.
A party consisting of O. V. Arm
strong and family and the Misses
Linnea Bergstrom and Lenora
Hawkinson made trip to St. Cloud
over last Sunday. The run up
there was made without a stop in
3 hours and Is minutes. Mrs.
Armstrong and children took the
train at St Cloud for Wadena to
visit with relatives. Mr.. Arm
strong made the run back in four
hours, the condition of the roads
being not quite as favorable as or
the outward trip.
Last Monday evening at five
O'Clock Miss Nellie Parmelia Bel
Bristol was united in marriage tc
Francis Eugene Smith, at the
Swedish Lutheran Bethel parsonage
in the presence of a few relatives o1
bride and groom. Rev. Peterson
performed the ceremony. The
groom is a raiload employe anc
the bride has not long been resi-
dent Of the city. The young peo
pie are receiving congratulation.
from their friends.
Thomas Scotton, S. S. missionary
of the St. Cloud Presbytery, ha.
been very active recently among thu
communities that are being reached
by the Brooten-Duluth extension O:
the 500 railroad. For many year.
Mr.. Section has penetrated the set
:. Elements far away from the presen
railroads, organizing Sunday schools
and visiting the people, and nov
the coming of the railway bring
the fruition Of the work in the es
tablishment of promising churche
at several of the stations along tn
new line. At Onamia and Wahkal
near the large lake of Mile Laos
promising work for good churcl
organizations has begun. Thes
towns are destined to have a rapi'
growth. Mr.. Section also is organ
izing churches at Hillman AM
\. Holdingford, two other stations Of
this extension.
III. SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH.
=" Next Sunday, July %, morning
? service at II o'clock. Lecture OF
Z The Revelation in the evening at
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