Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-06


pneumonia, but is now on the road
to recovery.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rothwell last Friday morning. a
ten pound boy.
Rev. S. A. Lindholm will hold an
auction sale at the Swedish Luther
an Tripoils parsonage on Thursday
of next week, Nov. ii.
The Ladies Guild will hold a
business meeting at the Guild Hall
on Friday afternoon, Nov. 8, at two
O'Clock. Come prepared to sew.
Mrs. w. D. Virgins entertained
about twenty of her lady friends in
a most delightful manner last
Wednesday afternoon, at ''swap'
party.
The ladies of the Swedish M. E.
church will meet at the home of
Mrs "A. P. Brandt, 710 Sitxh street,
on Wednesday, Nov. Is. Refresh
ments will be served and all are cor
daily invited.
County Commissioner Olson made
trip to Spicer Monday to investi-
gate for himself as to the lowering
of the water in Green lake on ac-
count of the opening Of the new
ditch at the outlet.
The farmers in the townships of
Edwards and Holland have taken
advantage Of the new township
ditch law and are proceeding in a
very commendable manner to have
a new ditch built in the townships,
which will be of much benefit.
Mr.. Pulkrabec of the town of St.
Johns was in the city Saturday.
He stated that he expects to leave
for Canada in a few days. He has
had a hard time to get a car for his
goods, it being now two weeks
since he made application for car.
Tonight Wednesday, a house
party will be held at Mrs. Cody's
in rooms over the Sandbo Confec.
tionery, Gilger building. This So
cial is for the benefit of St. Mary's
church and is in charge of Mes
danes Burns, Cleary and Cody
Everybody invited and cordially
welcome.
The ladies of the Swedish Bethe
church will give a supper in the
church basement on Thursday, Nov
21, beginning at five o'clock anc
continuing thruout the evening
The bill of fare will consist Of
baked beans, sandwiches, coffee
cake and doughnuts. Price, /;
cents. All are cordially invited.
Julius Ostlund, with his mother
and sister Esther, Of Mamre, came
to Willmar yesterday, the two lat
ter to make a visit in this city
while the former returned to Min
neapolis. Julius has been employed
in Minneapolis for three years, bu
now expects to leave for Hibbing
Minn., where he has taken employ
ment.
H. Gausta, the wellknown Nor
wegian artist Of Minneapolis, CAM
to Willmar yesterday to confer witt
a committee from the Ladies socie
ty of the Synod church regardin,
the painting of an altar-piece TO
the church. A contract was mad
with Mr.. Gausta for the reproduc
tion of Plockhorst's 'Resurrection
to be finished next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Danielso
went to Minneapolis on Tuesday Q
last week, where the latter has un
dergone three operations at the ST
Barnabas hospital. The operation
were successful and the man
friends Of Mrs. Danielson will b
pleased to learn that she is doin
very nicely and the doctors expec
that she will be able to return HON
next week. DR.. MacLaughlin az
companied Mrs. Danielson to tn
hospital and assisted DR.. Benjami
in performing the operations. MI
Danielson returned last evening an
is naturally very happy over tn
speedy recovery of his wife.
j. J. Henderson came up frol
Minneapolis last Wednesday njgf
for visit at his old home at Sp
Ger, where he intends to spend
week hunting. He has charge {
the paint department of one Of tt
large firms in Minneapolis, wit
whom he has been employed about
year. Johnnie says when he live
at Green Lake wild ducks were ;
easily procured as spring chicke1
but that they are very scarce a
& ticle at the present time in tt
cities fact, it is impossible
B. get them. He could not stand
any longer but had to break aw;
to his old haunts and satisfy h
hankering for wild game.