Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-11
Personal Mention

Judge of Probate Nordin went to
Hutchinson yesterday on business
trip.
Miss Linnea Bergstrom spent
Sunday visiting at her home in St.
Cloud.
| Atty. Frank Tolman of Paynes-
vile was in the city Monday on
business.
H. T. Olson went to St. Cloud
yesterday to place an order for
monuments.
Miss Marie Berg left for Sioux
Falls on Monday to attend the Lu-
theran Normal school.
Gilbert Gunderson arrived here
from Minneapolis yesterday for a |
visit with the family of Ole Brede-
son.
| Lingvall johnson is at present
acting as Great Northern time
keeper with an extra gang at Litch-
field.
| Miss Ellen Peterson left on Mon
day for Chicago, after visiting with
her brother Algot Peterson of this
city.
J. w. Hays, instructor in teleg-
raphy at the Willmar Seminary,
spent Sunday at his home in Osakis,
MINI.
Mrs. Olof Anderson of Dassel ar
; rived here yesterday for visit
with the family of Rev. Theo. j.
Paulson.
Mrs. Geo. H. Bitterness returned
home Monday, after a weeks visit
stay at the Bitterness cottage at
Green Lake.
Misses Mathilda Granlund and
Annie Nicholson went to Kerkhoven
5 yesterday to visit with Mrs. AL
. bert Hedlund.
A. C. Crawford has moved from
his residence at no Fourth street
and has rented the Thompson house
at 220 Trott avenue.
Mrs. Frank Winblad returned to
Duluth Monday, after a few days
visit here at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. L. Winblad.
Mrs. J. A. Akre returned to
Granite Falls Monday, after a visit
s with Mrs. T. F. Murray and Mr..
. and Mrs. A. Embertson of Eagle
e Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Sandbo en-
r joyed a visit last week from Mr..
. and Mrs. O. Towling Of Duluth.
: They returned to their home last
8 Friday.
Miss Laura Julian left on Mon
day for two weeks visit in Min
neapolis and St. Paul, before she
returns to St. Cloud to resume her
work at the Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Nelson and
= Mrs. S. P. Swenson and daughter
:, Vera left for a visit to the Twin
cities last Thursday morning, re-
+ turning Monday evening.
T. L. Engen made the Tribune a
! pleasant call last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Engen is one of the crew that
$ came down from New London last
week to work in the railroad yards.
: Miss Emma johnson is visiting
! with her folks here and in White
field. She has been transferred
: from her recent position at Winni-
y peg, Can, to Minneapolis, to which
n place she goes this week.
Olof Thorpe, eldest son Of M. O.
t Thorpe, went to DEBORAH, Ia, yes
terday to attend the Luther COL
lege. Olof has many friends in
this city, who wish him the very
y best of success in his college work.
: Andrew Eckman of Granite Falls
$ spent last Thursday forenoon in our
city, being on his way for a visit
with his relatives in New 1 London.
He rode up in the morning with
n Ben Nelson, who was on his way
r to the state fair in his auto.
e Miss Florence Chrysler passed
t thru the city yesterday on her way
from Sioux Fails to Minneapolis,
n where she will resume her studies
y at the Minnesota School of Argi-
It culture. Miss Chrysler has spent
part of the summer camping with
j. friends in the Black Hills.
It ]. B. Nygaard left on Monday
d for his new home at Gowan, St..
k Louis Co., MIMI, where he is max
e ing preparations to locate with his
y family. He has rented his farm in
n Dovre for a period of five years
and thinks that it will take him
is that long to cut and market the
timber on his land near Duluth, to
i which work he will give his atten-
e tion as soon as he has moved.
II Mrs. L. P. Peterson of Kandiyohi
= was in the city last week. Mrs.
= Peterson and little daughter will
leave this week for visit with rel
atives and friends in the twin cit
y les, and from there she will go to
I Fresno, Cal., to join her husband.
Mr.. Peterson has been located in