Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-07-01

July 4.
The barber shops will be closed
all day on the Fourth.
The Woodmen will give a dance
tonight in Bonde Hall.
S. P. Swenson, the bricklayer.
went to Alexandria Monday to work
there.
Nels Lind, the stone mason went
to Alexandria Monday to work at
his trade there.
Services were held in the Baptist
church last Tuesday and Wednesday
Evenings by Rev. Hagstrom.
Mrs. James Kelly entertained a
few friends Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Litch6eld avenue.
Hildur Hoglund, who has been
on the sick list, is reported nearly
we'll and will soon commence work
again.
Miss Winnifred Sherwood enter
tained about twelve of her girl
friends Saturday afternoon at a
sewing bee.
Mrs. c. l.. Lien royalty enter
tanned the Girls Sewing Circle of
the Synod church Saturday after
noon. About 20 were present.
Hon. Marcus Johnson, who has
been visiting for the past few days
with w. J. Pinney and family, left
on Friday afternoon for Atwater.
Miss Annie Lien entertained a
few girl friends yesterday after
noon in honor of her nieces Helen,
Myrtle and Sylvia Peterson, Of Bra
ham.
! Mrs. A. N. Lewis entertained
Monday and Tuesday afternoons in
honor of Mrs. Lowell and daughter,
of Osterville, Mass. Mrs. Lowell is
an aunt of Mrs. Lewis.
0. H. Thompson lies seriously i'll
at hospital in Fargo. He was
taken with a severe hemorrhage,
but the latest reports are that he is
improving, which his many friends
will be glad to know.
George Wilson's "automobuss'
is growing in popularity. Last
Sunday no less than % persons reg
istered for trip to the lake, and
in spite of its seating capacity OF
16 they all got there safely.
The Happy Hooligans'' met TO,
their regular blowout Monday
evening. Tonight they will be all
aboard for the grand concert al
Green Lake, returning to Wilma,
on the Lake Special Limited.
The Church Attendance Bank so.
cial was held at the Presbyterian
church grounds last Thursday after.
noon and evening. Delicious re.
freshemnts were served at 5:3(
o'clock. All who attended report.
ed a good time.
No less than % young people fin.
ished their common school educa
tion in the various schools of the
county this spring. Of the papers
written for the state certificates ir
the common branches Co. Supt
Frederickson reports that about Il
passed, very satisfactory showing
News has been received of the
death of Mrs. Swan Fremberg
which occurred at the home of he1
step-son August Fremberg in the
town of New London last Monday
Deceased was eighty three years o1
age. The funeral was held at Col
fayx and interment was made il
the Lake Andrew cemetery.
Among the youthful toilers wht
have determined to make their sum
mer vacation count are Norman an(
Roland De La Hunt and Marcus ant
Willie Pinney. The young hope
fuls are busy from sunrise to sun
set picking mustard on the Tallmal
farm, with the result that whel
they get thru nothing but No.
hard will remain in the fields, ant
their bank accounts are beginning
to resemble a miniature Rockefel
ler pile.
Jack Carney was arrested Sunda,
evening for drunkenness and th'
next day before Judge Muller il
municipal court he was fined $1'
and costs or II days. AS Jack hat
only one dollar, which, he had con
fided to the chief, was to be spen
for "snus," and as he then was no
even able to pay the fine imposed
on the instalement plan, he decided
to go to the Bonde Sanitariun ant
enjoy two weeks of real cooking.