Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-08
Personal Mention

IN the city MONDAY.
Rev. Lundberg of Svea took the
train here today for Milaca.
Miss Dora Lawson of New Lon
don came down to Willmar today.
P. J. Williamson of Irving made
the Tribune office call yesterday.
Mrs. Martin Melander of Kandi-
yohi was Willmar visitor last Fri
day.
A. l.. Zulauf, the New London
miller, came down on business to-
day.
Atty. Alva Hunt of Litchfeld did
legal business in Willmar on Mon
day.
liver Hookum, living near Green
Lake, was in Willmar yesterday on
business.
Hon. Nels Guam of New London
did business in Willmar between
trains today.
Arne Larson, the New London
harness man, did business in the
city Monday.
Mrs. G. T. johnson and Miss &C.
liza Johnson, of billiard, Wash.
are visiting in the city.
A. j. Smithson Of Hawick, one
of the viewers, attended the ditch
case hearing last Monday.
Andrew Anderson Of New Lon
don was in the city Monday en-
route from a visit at Rosendale.
J. l.. Hoglund, the jeweler in the
employ of Wennerlund & Nelson,
left last Saturday for visit in
Alexandria.
J. Andrew Anderson of New Lon
dino was a visitor with relatives in
Willmar yesterday, having come
from visit in Meeker county.
Ed E. Railson came down from
his ranch in Mcintosh county: N.
D., last Friday for visit with rel
atives and friends in this county.
Grand Chancellor Young of Du-
luth was in the city Monday and
conducted the installation Of officers
in the K. P. lodge Monday night.
William Bjornberg, who has been
visiting relatives in the city and
vicinity during the holidays: re-
turned to Minneapolis last Monday.
Mr.. D. Hagman OF Mamre left
last Sunday morning for Minnea-
polls to resume his studies at the
National Business College Of that
city.
S. l.. Tallakson Of the Luther
Seminary at St. Paul returned to
resume his theological studies there
after having spent his vacation at
home.
Rudolph Estrem was a visitor in
our city a few days last week. Ru-
dolph is theological student at the
Luther Seminary at St. Paul, to
which institution he returned Tues
day.
Misses Emma T. johnson and e.
vira Rasmussen, of Whitefeld, left
today for Minneapolis, the former
to resume her studies in the bust
ness department Of the Minnesota
College, and the latter to take the
Normal course at the same institu-
ton.
H. T. Nelson of Bisbee, N. D.. ,
was in the city last Monday. He
is in the lumber and banking bust
ness and reports satisfactory trade
this year. Mr.. Nelson was on his
way to Spicer to visit with his
mother and will spend month s
vacation visiting at several places.
The Lake Andrew community
was we'll represented in our city
yesterday. Among the several
farmers from that locality were
Paul Nordin, John Fremberg, An
drew Quamsoe, Peter Carlson, Au-
gust NeWstrom, H. A. Halvorson,
o. &. Railson and Lars H. Larson.
Several of the above named gentle
men were in on business matters
pertaining to their real estate as
sessments.
A. c. Crawford left today for a
three weeks visiting tour. He will
first visit Chicago and from there
he goes to his old home, Blooming
ton, ILL.,, where he has four broth
ers residing. From Bloomington
he will go to Topeka, Kan, where
he expects to invest in some real
estate. Charlie Coe, now of Spo-
kane, WASH, who has been staying
with the Crawford family since
boyhood, has been home on a visit
during the holidays and he accom-
panied Mr.. Crawford to Chicago.