Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-09-09
be for a month. They will be tho
roly enjoyed by lovers of Dickens.

We are now ready for the Fall
Trade and want everybody to come
in and inspect our goods.
30f VERSIONS Millinery.
Mrs. L. r. TAFT and baby daugh-
ter Lucille returned to their home
at Diamond Lake Monday after a
visit with D. w. Haley and family.
0. A. Anderson has returned to
his Sioux City-Yankton run with
Conductor Carruthers. after having
finished the season as umpire in the
Northern League.
Miss Hazel Lien entertained the
u. F. club at a six o'clock din
ner Saturday. The decorations
were in green and white, and
covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Robert Ives and son Chester
have been spending the past few
days in Sioux City, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Craswell.
They are expected home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stanford
and children passed thru here Sat-
urday on their way home to Moor
head from Green Lake, where they
had enjoyed summer outing.
H. S. Hi!leboe went to Benson
Monday to take active charge of the
public schools. He was accompan-
led by his daughter, Marie, who
will be senior in the high school.
Alexander Johnson came up from
Maynard Monday to be on hand to
register at the high school. He re-
turned home on the same day and
intends to remain there until Oct.
l..
Mrs. Mathilda Larson Of Ocean,
Iowa, went to St. Peter yesterday
after visit in town of Whitetield
! with her brother, John G. Free
berg, and sister, Mrs. O. S. Ras-
musOn.
George Weedall, former Will
mar boy, visited with Charles Bran
ham couple of days the first Of
the week. He left yesterday for
M inneapolis, where he is employed
in drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Whalen
came up from St. Paul Friday even
ing for a few days visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hackett
before returning to their home at
Madison, S. D.
Miss Teckla Beckman returned
from Salem Saturday, where she
had been spending the summer
| Miss Beckman attends school here
and stays at the home of her grand.
mother, Mrs. Beckman.
i Wallace Martin is home for q
few days. visit before resuming his
work at the university. He was
accompanied by little Helen Sehl
daughter of the people with whom
he is staying in the city.
F. F. Nelson went to Maynard
Monday to repair a naughty
gasoline enigne. When it comes
to repairing engines Nelson is
strictly 0. K, and if he can't make
them behave they are past all hope
, The Misses Sunneva and Johann;
, Scheie visited at the home of l.
Berg between trains Friday while
on their way from Mcintosh to Siou,
Falls, S. D., where the former is
teacher of music and the latter is
student at the Lutheran Normal.
! Harold Lidstone, trainmen'
, timekeeper and editor of the "Cin
, ders from the Railroad Yard de
partment Of the Tribune, left o,
] Sunday morning for months visi
at his home in Boston. Mr.. Lid
stone will also see the sights il
Chicago, Detroit, Toronto and Mon
treal before returning to Wi|lmar
y Miss Florence johnson went t.
- St. Cloud yesterday to attend tn
Normal school, after a visit in tow
Of Fahlun. Miss Nellie Kleve lef
y on the same train for the Normal.
Mrs. Elmer Thorson of Hancoc
and her sister, Miss Selma Larso
of Evansville, arrived yesterday 70
t a visit at the home of Anton, Thor
a son in town of Kandiyohi.
i D. N. Ta!lman and family leav
tomorrow for an extended trip thr
! the east. They go from here t
: Poughkeepsie. N. Y, by rail. bu
IS from there they will continue i
Mr.. Tal!man's Great Pierce AFRO,
X touring car, which was shipped t
r that point some time ago. Mis-
o martha Lorentzen will accompan
them, and Henry Osmundson wi
n have charge of the car. The part