Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-07-24
Personal Mention

Scion Benton went to Spicer last
Monday.
John Olson of Spicer called on
friends in Willmar Monday and
Tuesday.
C. M. Lawson and daughter Es-
ther, Of New London, are here for
the week.
Otto Markell, the New London
was visitor in Willmar
this week.
Mrs. Hans johnson visited her
parental home at New London over
last Snday.
William Olson of Spicer was in
the city yesterday talking Chautau-
qua to our citizens.
Mrs. Henry johnson and daughter
went to Minneapolis Tuesday for
a visit with relatives.
Miss Hannah johnson spent Sun
day with her brother Hans, the
doctor, at Kerkhoven.
Amund Larson of Burbank at
tended to business before the Pro-
bate court last Monday.
Lars Halvorson and family have
been visiting with relatives in Wa
tonwan county the past week.
C. A. Grimlund returned Monday
night from a weeks visit at his
former home in Mobiles county.
Miss Minnie May, a former
school teacher of this county, is
spending a few days at Green Lake.
Rev. S. A. Lindholm of Tripolis
conducted services at the Bethany
church in Swift county last Sun
day.
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lege Sept. 3. Write for particul-
ars.
Editor Berghuis of Clara City
spent Friday afternoon at Willmar
in a close interview with one of our
dentists.
Miss Ellen Wedall returned to
Minneapolis last Thursday noon af-
ter a two weeks visit at the home
Of Andrew Bjorsell.
Misses Hattie johnson and Ella
Swenson went to Chicago Monday
to visit relatives and friends for
two or three weeks.
Miss Sophia M. Carlson, book
keeper and stenographer at the
Tribune office. is rusticating for a
time at Green Lake.
L. A. Gaut and wife visited at
Sioux Falls last week. Mr.. Gaut
is back to work, but Mrs. Gaut re-
mains for a longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben E. Lawson
came down from New London Mon.
day to spend some time here. Mrs
Lawson made a trip to St. Paul yes
terday.
Deputy Auditor and Mrs. Samue
Nelson and children left last Satur.
day for an outing, which they are
opS11u1llS with I1lC JOlIco family II
town Of Fahlun.
Captain Walter V. Bartlett, fiele
artillery recruiting officer, St
Paul, MIMI, visited the recruiting
station at Willmar on official bust
ness last Wednesday.
A. D. Kleinman, of the Willma1
Furniture Co., went to Chicao last
Monday on business. This new
firm is contemplating adding an:
other staple line Of goods to thei1
furniture business.
Emil Dahlheim is again wearing
the blue coat Of his work as mai
carrier. He returned from his va.
cation trip last Friday evening,
having visited St. Cloud, Evans.
vile, Minneapolis and other points.
Fred Clough, of Enrich, N. D.,
was in the city last Monday en- route
for the cities. He made a brief
visit to Roseville, having negotiated
the sale of the old homestead.
With his family he will probably
visit in the county before return
ing to Dakota.
Albert Lagerstedt, of Harvard
divinity school, called on college
friends in this city Tuesday. He
is travelling as advance man for the
Swedish lecturer, Anna S. Swanson,
editress of Linnean, the Swedish
American magazine.
Sheriff Doyle of Benson was in
the city yesterday en- route for Fer
gus Falls with an unfortunate whose
mind had become unbalanced, Mary
Fost Of Kerkhoven township. This
is the third patient he has taken to
the asylum from Swift county with
in week.
Chas. Danielson came down from
Estevan, Can. last Monday and is
spending few days visiting in his
old home locality in Lake Andrew.
He reports the prospects for a
good crop in his section as being
very good.
Emil Lundquist of St. Louis,
Mo-. chatted with friends in ol1r