Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-15

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Father J. J. Malloy made a trip
to Clara City last Monday.
County Treasurer Warner Norm
went to Colfax last Friday.
Hazel Elmquist spent Sunday
with a sister at Grove City.
Chris Jacobson of Spicer returned
from trip to Minneapolis yester-
day.
Marcus Johnson was looking after
business interests in this city last
Friday.
Misses Mary and Martha Green
visited friends at the county seat
last Friday.
Frans O. Nystrom Of Lake An
drew was in the city last Saturday
on business.
Miss Dora Lawson of New Lon
don is visiting at her brothers.
home in the city.
John Applegren, the genial
Twelfth street citizen, went to
Wheaton last Monday.
R. w. Stanford, city attorney,
was at Benson and DeGraff last Fri
day on legal business.
Miss Stella Guam of New London
visited with Willmar friends last
Monday and Tuesday.
A.P. johnson of Whitefield made
trip to Minneapolis last Tuesday,
returning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. johnson re-
turned last Monday after having
spent Sunday in Atwater.
Swan Anderson, the jeweler, Wis
tied with friends at Minneapolis
several days of last week.
Miss Martina Ditmarson of Irv-
ing came down Monday to stay
with the John Feig family.
Frank Curran, who is at St. Paul
receiving medical treatment, spent
Sunday with his family here.
C. M Lawson returned to New
London last Wednesday after sever
al weeks stay with his son, ye edi-
tor.
Lewis johnson, the landman,
made a flying trip to Benson, Apple
ton and Montevideo last Friday and
Saturday. 's' r .sss.r -. 49,. -
DR.. L. S. -Keyes, formerly practis-
ing osteopathy at Willmar, came
up fom Minneapolis to visit friends
last Sunday.
Sheriff VIM. H. Doyle of Benson
was in the city on business last Sat-
urday and incidentally took in the
baseball game.
Miss Lucy Knapp, sister Of Mrs.
O. V. Armstrong, returned to her
home at Wadena today after a
weeks visit here.
C. H. Englesby of Watertown,
S. D., was here last Monday repre-
senting one Of the bidders for the
city cement work.
Joseph Magnuson, who is taking
an advanced course at the St. Cloud
Normal, visited with his folks in
Fahlun over Sunday.
The remains of a Mrs. Simonson
were taken from Fergus Falls to
Atwater last Friday. They were in
charge of Mrs. Ralph.
Mrs. C F. Armstrong, a sister
in-law Of O. V. Armstrong, has re-
turned to her home at Lake City,
Iowa, after visit here.
Mrs. L. Rodlun, Miss Jacobson
and Atty. Geo. Bitterness were pres
ent at the Gold Medal contest ir
Kerkhoven last evening.
George S. Hanscom, a student al
the University, came up Friday
evening and visited with relatives
in this city until Tuesday.
Melvin U. Geer Of Colfax was ir
the city alst Thursday and Friday
He contemplates going into bust
ness at New London shortly.
Lars Ostlund went to Pennocl
last Friday, returning the next day
He said he wanted to try the new
two cent rate on the railroad.
E. H. jacobson and Anton Fos
of New London went to Sharon
. N. D., last Monday, where the,
4 will work at the carpenter trade.
f. O. R. Berkness and daughte
I. Alice made trip to the Twin cite
last Thursday. Mr.. Berkness wa
on a buying trip for the Popula
Store.
. ....z Miss Anna Ekdahl goes to Kerk
hoven on Friday, where she will b
the organist at the special meeting
to be held there in the Baptis
church. II .,.
County Auditor Feig has lease
..7s the Chris Olson residence in Secon
ward and is moving his househol
from First ward to the new locatio
during these days. 9,- .s~:.. =
Senator Thorpe has our thank
for q copy Of the 1907 Legislative
manual, which is well up to tn
standard Of this valuable referenc
sss book il state matters. .s " II.