Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-01
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MONDAY from Visit at GarretSOn
S. D.
Rev. A. G. Hall went to Minnea
polls Monday on a brief business
trip.
Berkness, Peterson & Co. have
installed a cash carrying system in
their store:
Mrs. Birdie Huffman visited from
Thursday until Sunday evening with
Minneapolis friends.
The Willmar and Atwater High
school ball teams will play at At
water next Saturday afternoon.
Selmer A. Berg has taken a po-
sition as salesman at "The Pro-
gress,' succeeding Ed Still, who
resigned.
Mrs. Edward Sanderson is very
i'll at present at her home in Kan
diyohi and fears arc entertained for
her recovery.
Sheriff Bonde is confined to his
home with very severe cold and
has been obliged to remain in bed
part of the time.
The ladies of the Swedish Meth
odist church will give a coffee at
the home of Dr.. Nelson on Wednes-
day afternoon, May 8.
Dr.. O. M. Porter was up from
Atwater the: first part of the week
for brief visit with the other
members Of the family.
Miss Grae Hetherington, stenog-
rapher for Supt. Bowen, has re-
signed her position here and has
gone to Hibbing, MINI.
Miss Mayme Carver was the host
ess last Thursday evening to party
of lady friends, who were delight
fully entertained at her home.
The Willmar Division Station
Agents Association will meet at
Benson on May 10, the new depot
at that place being the meeting
place.
Messrs. Nels Peterson and Albert
Blur, two prosperous farmers of
Lake Elizabeth, were county seat
visitors yesterday, and made a call
on the Tribune.
The Tribune will now make
weekly visits at the home of Casper
Olson, Green Lake, after a visit
from Barney Olson yesterday at
the Tribune office.
Emil Blomgren Of Lake Lillian
made the Tribune a pleasant call
Tuesday. He returned from Mime
apolis two weeks ago, where he had
employment as Chauffeur.
w. R. Gobell's term of 80 days
in the county jail for contempt of
court expired Sunday and he
flew the same day on the Flyer
for his home in Minneapolis.
The dance by Cafarelli Bros. Or
chestra, which was announced for
April 10, will take place in the
Bonde Hall on Friday evening, May
3. The former date was an error.
The Good Fellows Club, COM
posed Of several young men in the
city, gave dancing party in the
Bonde Hall on Monday evening.
Music was furnished by Noreen' s
Orchestra Of Litchfeld.
Erick j. Person and Blanche A..
Jacobson were united in marriage
this afternoon at the Bethel parson-
age by Rev. G. Peterson. The bride
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. jacobson of Green Lake.
There was a good patronage at the
social givn by the Royal Neighbor
camp on Tuesday evening Of last
week. The main amusement feat
ure was card playing, and refresh
ments were served for Is cents.
The Foresters' team of the Wood
men Camp is planning for big
dance to be given Wednesday even
ing, May 8, in the Bonde Hall.
The receipts will be used for Sc
curing new uniforms for the team.
The first mission meeting of the
Willmar District of the Minnesota
Conference Of the Swedish Luther
an church since the division of the
old Pacific district was held Mon
day, Tuesday and today at Tripolis.
Mrs. M. w. Spicer was a visitor
in the cities last week, being among
the Willmar people who attended
the Grand Opera. Among others
who went wodn we're Mrs. Alton
Crosby and Mrs. Al Palm and sor
Frank.
At the meeting of the city coun.
Gil on Monday evening the street
committee was instructed to ar.
range to have Consulting Engineer
Cappelan of Minneapolis come tc
Willmar for the purpose of invest.
igating the proposed sewerage sys-
tenn.
- Tom Mackey, the evangelist,
favored Willmar people last even
- ing with another very interesting
address at the Presbyterian church.
There was large attendance and
Mr.. Mackey spoke interestingly OF