Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-20
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the china shown by St. Agnes Guild.
A daughter came to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Sven
son last Thursday.
A special service for boys and
girls will be held at the Presby-
terian church next Sunday morning
at 1920 o'clock.
Mission meetings will be held in
the Swedish Mission church in New
London on Friday, Nov. 20, and
Saturday, Nov. 30.
Two Catholic Sisters were in the
city last Friday soliciting funds for
the House of the Good Shepherd,
located at ST.. Paul.
The Kandiyohi County Horticult-
ural Society will hold it's annual
meeting next Wednesday, Nov. 27:
at 10 o'clock a. M, in the Bonde
Hall.
A. A. Anderson, president Of the
Anderson Land Co., left yesterday
with a number Of prospective land
buyers from the northern part of
the county, for Limon, Colo.
Miss Marie RaiIson was "sur-
prised' last Monday evening by a
number of her friends. The invad.;
ers left a handsome travelling bag
as me1nento of the occasion.
0. Forstrom has removed his
tailor shop during the past week
and is now nicely located at 4OS
Benson avenue w., the building
formerly occupied by the Chinese
laundry.
A social for the benefit of St.
Mary church will be held Thurs
day evening at the Bonde Hall.
This will be in charge of Mesdames
Conway, Crowley and Daugherty.
Everyone welcome.
The district meeting of the Nor
wegian Lutheran Free Church is be-
ing held at the Eagle Lake church.
A large number Of visiting min
listers from various places Of this
section are present.
A concert will be given by Mr..
Gordham Graham of St. Marks
church, Minneapolis, under the au >
pices of St. Agnes Guild on Dec.
3, at St. Luke's church. Mr.. Gra-
ham will be assisted by two choir
boys.
Hans and Erick Polman, two New
London plasterers, returned from
Church's Ferry, N. D., last Friday,
where they have been working for
several months. They report good
crops and prosperous times in that
vicinity.
The funeral of Mr.. Solum, of
whose death mention is made by
our Irving correspondent this week,
took place in this city yesterday af-
ternoon. Services were held at the
Norwegian Lutheran Free church,
Rev. Michaelson officiating.
The ladies of the Eagle Lake con-
gregation will give dinner at the
Orphans Home on Thanksgiving
day. Meeting in the church near
by the same day. The proceeds Of
the dinner will go to the Home.
A cordial invitation extended to
all
Mrs. Birdie Huffman returned
yesterday from her eastern trip.
Mrs. Huffman spent three months
at Fall River, Mass, and also Wis
tied for some time at Albert Lea,
Minn, and Minneapolis on her way
home. She reports a very enjoy
able summer.
A ministerial conference of the
Swedish Baptist Church society was
held at Maynard last week. E. N.
Nelson, Lawrence Sanner, Harry Elk
dahl, Alexander johnson, and Misses
Anna Ekdahl, Esther Swenson and
Elsie Holm were among those from
Willmar who were in attendance.
The Ladies Guild of St. Luke
church will hold handkerchief sale
at Peterson & Wellin's old store on
Friday and Saturday afternoons,
Dec. l3 and IA. The sale will con.
sist Of a variety Of fancy handker.
chiefs suitable for Christmas gifts.
Coffee will be served both days
from three to six o'clock.
DR.. J. R. Petersen moved his
office this week into his new quart.
ers with DR.. Branton in the Mantol
building, corner Becker Ave. anc
Fourth street. The building has
been equipped for hospital purposes
and the doctors are now nicely To-
Gated and in first lass shape to take
care Of their big practice.
Mrs. w. D. Frederickson received
word 'ast Friday of the death o.
her sister, Gurina Herbrandson
who died at her home in Broote1
on that day from typhoid fever
at the age of twenty -one years
Mrs. Frederickson left Saturday tt
attend the funeral, which took plac'
Monday at the Big Grove church.
" Chas. Baklund, our former photo
grapher, seems to intend going int
the poultry business on a larg
:. scale He has lust cornnleted tn