Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-09

Mrs. P. G. Meyers left last week for visit
with relatives in Iowa.
Miss Gertrude aim was the guest Of Sioux
City friends over New Years.
= Messrs. w. L. and Alton Crosby left for
the cities M onday on business trip.
Miss Ruth Spicer lett last Thurday for a
visit with Minneapolis relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. koerner and son
went to Litchfield last Friday for visit with
relatives.
Miss Esther Johnson, Of Raymond, was a
visitor with relatives and friends here part
Of last week.
Misses Ruth and Edna Sanderson returned
last Friday from weeks visit with At
water relatives.
John Nj. Downs left last Friday for Win
nipeg, to enter upon the work in his new
field OF bs.ssTicss.
I Miss Bertha Bredberg, of Minneapolis,
spent part of her holiday vacation with her
Wllmar relatives.
Miss Margery Brown of, Litchfeld, was
the guest Of Miss Nora Elfstrum several
days the past week.
ANS'' oSOlSS NoAll1l, VI oI1L1" dlCI w dS d
holiday visitor in Willm ar and vicinity with
relatives and friends.
DR.. Oliver M. Porter, Of Cumberland Wis,
arrived here last Thursday evening for a
visit at his old home.
Senator Thorpe and Representative John
son went to St. Paul this week to take up
their legislative duties.
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the railroad employees here, having secured
a position as freight brakeman.
Misses Ruby Parkins and Jennie Guam
were the guests of relatives and friends at
Breckenridge the first Of the week.
! Herbert Woodward, of Minneapolis, and
Archie Robertson, of Litchfeld, were guests
of Wilmar friends over New Years.
Mrs. May Rowan, of Minneapolis, has
been visiting with relatives and friends in
Willmar and vicinity the past week.
e. G. Ruble came down from Driscoll, N.
D., for the holiday season and is enjoying
an extended visit at his old home here.
Amund Moss, of Minneapolis, visited here
last week with the family of his brother,
Anton Moss, and other Willmar relatives.
Mrs. James Lambrecht returned to Mime
apolis last Saturday, from visit here with
her mother and sister, Mrs. and Miss Lima
Gjens.
Miss Mary Hazelbcrg, Of Granite Falls,
accompanied by nephew, was a guest on
New Years day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dale. -
Thomas Scotton left last Saturday for
Little Falls. where with Rev. T. M. Findley
Of Spicer they will conduct evangelistic
meetings this week.
w. J. Pinney left for the cities Monday on
a business trip, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss M arie, who returns to resume her
studies at Stanley Hail.
o. A. Ferring will take trip to the P acifc
coast the coming spring, and besides making
the trip one of pleasure he will look over the
| business situation in the far West
H. T. Nelson, of Bisbee, N D. has been
| visiting with his mother, Mrs. Chas. Nelson,
| at Eagle Lake, during the past week, re-
turning to his home last Monday.
Mrs. Howard Clark was at Kerkhoven
last week, where she attended the funeral on
Wednesday of her father-in.law, G. T. Clark,
whose death occurred at Kramer, N. D., on
Dec. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jenson and two
children, of w atertown, S. D., spent part OF
the holiday season here with the family OF
l.. ]. Boudette. Mr.. Jenson is a brother OF
Mrs. Boudette.
Joseph o. Rustad of Driscoll, N. D., visited
| with his relatives in the Norway Lake coun-
| try during the holidays. He returned last
Saturday. He keeps posted on the doings OF
his old community by reading the TRIBUNE
Walter A. 'Selvig returned to Minneapolis
M onday morning to resume his studies at
the state university, after spending his two
weeks, vacation at home. The school work
at the ''U''|opened again yesterday and all o1
the Wi1lmar students returned this week to
be on hand at the opening.
Hon. G. "a. and G. F. Glader of Atwate1
were in the city Friday night. They had
just returned from a trip: to Chisago Lake
where they had attended the funeral of thei,
youngest brother, Louis Glader, who died
dec. 26, after an illness of two years c. P
Quist of Thief River Falls also attended the
funeral. He also had brother who died
and whose funeral occurred there on. New
Years Day In conversation the Messrs
EG1ader incidentally mentioned that Davit
Il IJohnson, one Of the early explorers and set
Etlers Of 4 andiyohi, is still active in the capa
lcdty Of mail carrier. 4.,zs sS. 81 4