Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-08-07
Personal Mention


J. S. Robbins and S. E. Stansberry
made flying trip to Duluth last
week.
Scion Benton visited at his par
entail home in Roseville last Mon
day night.
Miss Edna Olson is visiting with
her sisters family at Foley for
week or two.
Miss Pearl Est Of Minneapolis ar
rived here yesterday for a visit at
the home Of P. L. Peterson.
w. S. Gilkerson and family of
Minneapolis visited with P. C.
Williams and family here last week.
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Mrs. A. Levin and four children,
Of Minneapolis, are visiting with
the A. Peterson family, having ar
rived last Friday.
Mr.. Cushman A. Rice of CANA
guey, Cuba, arrived here last week
for visit with his parents, Hon.
and Mrs. A. E. Rice.
Benjamin Bredberg Of New Lon
don returned Monday after visiting
for couple of days with his broth
err, J. P. Bredberg in Willmar.
Lillian Benson returned last Mon
day to Minneapolis after visiting
with her cousins at the G. O. Sand
home in this city for two weeks.
August Lundquist Of the Willmar
Fuel Co. has made an extended trip
thru the northern part of the state
in the interest of wood supply for
the yard.
w. Siefert, Of St. Paul, chief
clerk of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company, visited at the Dis
trict agency in Willmar during the
past week.
Miss Linnea Bergstrom is spend
ing her vacation at Green Lake.
Miss Amy Fridlund is taking her
place at the Singer agency during
her absence.
Miss Susie Flanders left yester-
day for Minneapolis after having
enjoyed a three weeks visit with
the family Of her uncle, John C.
Berg, of this city.
Herman Lindquist of Paxton, Ill. ,
and Miss Edith Carlson of Chicago
arrived yesterday for visit at Mr..
Lindquist's parental home in the
town of New London.
. Otto Nelson and wife and a
niece, Miss Erickson, all Of Cokato,
arrived last Saturday and visited
at the home Of Rev. and Mrs. G..
Peterson over Sunday.
S. A. Isaacson and granddaught-
err, Ada Broman went to Green
Lake last Monday Mr.. lsaacson
had not seen Green Lake since the
days of old before the railroad was
built.
William Nord left last Tuesday
morning for Star Lake, Wisconsin,
where he will enjoy a few weeks
outing before resuming his duties
as teacher in the Merrill, Wis,
school.
Albin Larson, who has been
teaching three months of parochial
school in the Tripolis congregation,
departed for his home at Fergus
Falls last Monday. His school
closed last Friday. The total en-
rollment in the Tripolis school was
fifty-six.
Mrs. A. F. Seastrand of New
London was in the city Monday en-
route for Anoka, MINI. She will
visit there few days and then go
to her old home at Lawrence, la.
Her husband, Rev. Seastrand, who
has been enjoying visit to Swe-
den, has started on the trip home
and will meet his wife in Iowa.
E. Holt and family of Cassel-
ton, N. D., arrived here last week
for a visit among old friends. Mr..
Holt is an engineer on the road,
who made his home in Willmar un-
til about five years ago. They left
last Monday for Raymond, where
they will visit with the family of
Editor Smith, who is a brother-in
law Of Mr. Holt