Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-06

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The Rebekahs entertained the Odd
Fellows at delicious luncheon after
lodge Tuesday evening.
=E Rev. N. G. eStaaf of Minneapolis
will preach in the Swedish Mission
church next Friday evening at 1880
o'clock.
NJ G. Rigg and family will remove
& to Seattle, Wash, the coming spring,
where Mr.. Rigg may go into the real
estate business.
The Freshmen class of the High
school enjoyed themselves at social
gathering held, in the Bonde Hall last
.:Fridayaevenin
The receipts of the oyster supper
given by the men of the Swedish Mis-
sion church last Friday evening
amounted to S35 40.
The Ladies society meets tomorrow
Thursday. Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Tel
] stad and Mrs..L Z. johnson will serve
refreshments.
T. The Martin Bitterness residence prop
erty in the First ward has been pur-
chased by Mrs. Minnie Larson, who
will occupy it at an early date.
A feature of the Synod young peo-
ple's meeting next Monday evening
will be an address in English by Prof.
Brandt of Luther Seminary at Ham
line.
|. T. Cramer has opened an Office on
the second floor of the Ackerman meat
market building, where he will attend
to his justice of the peace work and
also his real estate business,
The Young Peoples society meets
next Monday evening at 8:15. Misses
Bertha and Clara Bredeson and Miss
Torkelson will serve refreshments
Prof. o. E Brandt from Luther Semi
nary will speak in English.
Raymond and Miss Ruth Spicer
went to Minneapolis Monday morning,
where Raymond is taking regular
treatment from specialist for his
disease of the~knee bone, with which
he has been suffering for some time.
Will Grandjean has been transferred
in his run and will become conductor
on one of the fast freights from Will
mar to Garretson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grandjean will remove from Sioux
Falls to make their home in Willmar.
Miss Nellie Stansberry finished her
course at the ST. Cloud Normal school
and came home last Thursday Tor 8
visit until Saturday. She has taken,
a position in the second grade of the
Little Falls public schools, where she
assumed her new duties this week.
Mesdames N. O. Nelson and Chas.
Wallin will entertain the Ladies So
cie,y of the Swedish Lutheran church
and its friends at the church basement
!, on Thursday, Feb. IA. during the af-
,ernoon and evening, when coffee and
lunch will be served in the usual way.
Peter J. Goyig, formerly assistant
+ postmaster in this city, has taken a
. position as special agent for the
( Central Life Assurance Association
of Des Moines, Iowa, with headquar-
ters at the Willmar Office, where J. F.
! Branton has charge as state manager.
Themany friends OF Oliver Anderson,
who was injured in an accident at
Garret son some time ago, will be
pleased 10 learn that he is out of the
hospital at Sioux Falls. Oliver re-
turned to Willmar this week, but will
not be in condition to resume work for
some time.
y Mrs. Jane D. Stansberry, widow of
Vim. Stansberry, has been granted
q pension of eight dollars per month.
The late Mr.. Stansberry was a
soldier in, the civil war, serving as
private and later as sergeant in Co.
A, Third regiment, West Virginia
Volunteer Cavalry.
-. The Dorcas Guild of st. Luke's
church will serve coffee at the Guild
Hall on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 8,
from three until eight O'Clock. The
& bill OF fare will include baked beans,
sandwiches, jelly, cake, pickles and
coffee, all for ten cents. A liberal
patronage is solicited.
A marriage license was issued last
Thursday to John Hanson and Hilda
Nygren, of the town of Roseland.
They were united in the bonds of mat
rimony the same day, the ceremony
4 taking place at the Swedish Lutheran
parsonage at two O'Clock in the after.
noon. Rev. G.. Peterson was the
officiating clergyman. 8
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