Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-08-12
Personal Mention

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Miss Marie Pinney went to Water
town Thursday for a weeks visit.
Mrs. w. Webster went to Mime
apolis on Tuesday of last week, for
a visit.
Miss Annie Lien left on Thursday
for visit in St. Paul and at Lake
Minnetonka.
Peter Peterson went to Duluth
Thursday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Christ Berg.
Miss Aida Bender Of Smith, S.
D., is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
G. r. Rothwell.
Miss Inga Graveyard paid a brief
visit to Miss Maude Howard at
Spicer last week.
Miss Borghild Sand went to
Spicer Thursday for a visit with the
family of Peter Nelson.
Miss Stella Robertson returned to
Hallock Thursday, after a visit
with Mrs. E. F. Nelson.
Miss Lizzie Silverman is spend
ing a couple of weeks with real
tives and friends in Minneapolis.
Miss Nellie Barrett went to De-
Graft Wednesday to spend a week
with her aunt. Mrs. w. j. Burns.
Martin E. Tew went to Clarified
Wednesday noon for few days.
visit with friends and relatives.
Rev. M. B. Michaelson has pur-
chased the driving horse of Patrick
Gallagher. The price paid was
$125.
Mrs. R. T. DAILY and son John re-
turned to Renville Wednesday after
a weeks visit with Mrs. E. F. Cor
rigan.
Mrs. Nels Greenfield went to
Pennock Thursday after a brief
visit with the family of Ne]s B.
Hanson.
Mrs. C. E. Engquist left for
Minneapolis Thursday after an ex-
tended visit with her brother Axel
Nordstrom.
Mrs. M. L. Wethern returned to
Champlin Thursday after visit
with the families of A. F. and !
L. Hanscom.
Misses Ada and Anna Fridlund
went to Green Lake Wednesday for
a weeks visit with the family of
Albert Gorwell.
Prof. H. S. Hilleboe returned
last week from Ada. where he had
conducted a State Teachers Insti-
tute for a week.
Miss Mabel Rossland, who had
been the guest of Mrs. M. Herman.
son for a month, returned to Mime.
apolis Wednesday;
Miss Mary Soriien of Granite
Falls was a guest at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. J. R. Peterson for g
short time last week.
Mrs. Sam Nelson and son Vernon
went to Minneapolis Thursday tt
join Mr.. Nelson in a brief visit
with friends and relatives.
i Misses Della Lybeck and Cor:
Johnstad, of Glenwood, arrived
here friday for a few days. visi
with Miss Bernice Severinson.
Andrew Bjorsell left for Gran
vile, N. D "Wednesday evening t.
start work on the new bank build
ing for which he has the contract
Miss Esther Nelson arrived her,
Thursday for few days. visit witt
Miss Gertrude Soldering. She wa
5 on her way from Foreston to Candy
Mrs. S. E. Stansberry is enjoy
ing a couple of weeks visit fror
her mother, Mrs. Julia Richardson
and her aunt, Mrs. Martha Gil
patrick. both of Minneapolis.
Leonard johnson and family, @
Atwater, drove thru the city Thurs
Z day on their way to Sunburg for
Z visit. While here they paid q brie
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Olson
Mrs. Lewis Rodlun and he
guests, Misses Anna and Olive Roc
y lun, went to Cokato Thursday for
T visit. The Misses Rodlun will re
turn in few days to their home
: Portland, Oregon.
ri J. H. Olson has been awarde
t the contract for a $4,000 brick res
It dence to be erected for A. Pogreb:
roadmaster on the Sioux Falls div;
n sion, at Delano. He took crew {
d men down Monday MOI ming to sta]
the work.
d E. A. Nash, advance agent #
: the Parkers road shows, passe
e thru here Thursday on his way fro
St. Paul to Wahpeton. He sal
= they would try to make Wilma
= on their return trip if they cou|
secure favorable date.
II DR.. and Mrs. J. R. Peterson wei
to Minneapolis last week to after
the wedding of a former c1assmat
of Mrs. Peterson, Miss Jessie Je]
son. who was married to Prof. RI