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

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Hub creamery at George Lake, has
been put in shape in it's new loca-
tion and opened for business last
Monday morning.
Despite the backward weather the
hen has been attending to duty.
More than ten carloads of eggs
were received at the two cold stor-
age plants at Willmar during the
past week.
The Swedish Dramatic Club of
Minneapolis has engaged the Will
mar Opera House and will give two
performances on Decoration day,
matinee and evening, presenting
different Swedish plays.
H. C. Sorenson, the land agent,
and a party consisting Of S. P.
Johnson, c. K. Lund, ]. A. Larson,
J. L. Jarrett and William johnson
made trip to St: Louis county last
week, returning yesterday.
The party who sent US George
Lake news this week forgot to sign
the letter, so we do not know who
wrote the same. We are glad to
publish all news items if the name
of the sender is known to US.
The ladies of the Swedish NJ. E.
church at Kandiyohi will give an
ice cream and coffee social at the
Woodmen Hall next Friday evening,
May II, beginning at 4 O'Clock and
continuing thruout the evening.
The Dorcas Guild of St. Luke's
church will have an apron sale and
supper on Friday, May II, at the
Guild Hall. Supper will be served
from five to eight o'clock. Price,
Is cents. Everybody cordially in
vited.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Swedish Mission church will meet
in the basement of the church Fri
day afternoon, May II. Coffee and
refreshments will be served by Mrs.
w. johnson. All are cordially in
vited.
The game of baseball last Satur-
day afternoon between the Benson
and Willmar High school teams re-
suited in victory for the Willmar
boys by score of 7 to II. Nine
innings were played, and there was
a fairly good attendance.
The marriage of Daniel V. Downs
of Kandiyohi to Miss Mary Cody,
youngest daughter of Mathew Cody
of Willmar, will occur at the Cath.
olic church at Kandiyohi next Tues.
day, May Fl. Rev. Father Malloy
Will7ofie late.- ." - -s=s,
John E. Olson of Minneapolis
came up Monday morning to com.
plete a real estate deal in which he
sold his residence on First street
to Arnold Erickson. Mr.. Olsor
made a pleasant call at the Tribune
Office and stated that the cities are
booming.
Among the graduates of Gustavu:
Adolphus Academy at St. Petel
this year is Lawrence Swenson
son Of F. O. Swanson of Greer
Lake. Mrs. C. M. Lawson, hi:
grandmother, and Miss Alma Swan
son will attend the doings at St
Peter during commencement week
Miss Ruby Sather, daughter O:
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew O.. Sather
was pleasantly surprised las
Wednesday evening, the occasion
being her fifth birthday anniver
sary. She was remembered will
many nice articles. The evening
was enjoyably spent with games
and refreshments were served at
late hour.
No arrangements for any gener
al celebration for Decoration da:
have been made as yet for Willmar
Col. Heg Post G. A. R. will visi
the various cemeteries and decorat
the graves of their departed com
rades during the morning. O.
:; Sunday morning, May 10, at 1880
Rev. H. C. Buell. will preach a Mem
orial Day sermon to which the ol
soldiers have been specially invited
The graduating exercises of tn
Willmar Seminary will be held O
Saturday evening, June l, begin
ming at 8 o'clock. The followin
have completed the work require
in the respective courses and wi
, be granted diplomas: =. Colleg
Preparatory-Arthur Ogard, Josep
Stratte, Walter Englund, Ole
Thorpe; Teachers Course-Elle
> Swenson, Ida Darud, Maybelle Holt
Commercial-John Grue, Josep
Kloster, Iver Canton; Shorthand
Tillie Gleason, William Croucl
) Inga Grangaard, Jennie Vik, Estht
Rodlun. :
Entertainment and Social.