Willmar tribune., 1909-06-09

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! Mrs. J.. F. Branton entertained a
few friends informally this after
noon.
Mrs. L. M. Crosby entertained q
group of lady friends last Thursday
afternoon.
| Automobiles should remember
that they must provide themselves
with state license numbers by June
Is.
On account of the rainy weather
Friday night there was no game
here Saturday between Willmar and
Renville.
The ADMINISTRATIONS Copper
company has opened up temporary
Offices at 420-422 Palace building in
Minneapolis.
Herbert Hengstler, Warren
Dram, Francis Downs and Viggo
Larson are working for the Great
Northern, peeling ties in the local
yards.
Carl E. Amenrud, one of this
years graduating class at the Sem
mary. will spend the summer trave-
ling thru the state in the interest
Of the state Prohibition committee.
S. r. Aspaas of Lake Lillian and
his sister, Mrs. Chas. Forsman of
Kandiyohi, are in Dassel today at
tending the marriage Of their cous-
in, Lena Olson, to Arthur 1saacson.
The Willmar district of the C. E.
society meets in convention at
Kerkhoven Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. A number of Willmar
members are preparing to attend.
Roland De La Hunt left last
evening for Forbes, N. D., where
he will spend the summer pitching
hay and breaking bronchos on the
farm of his uncle. Norman Keyes.
Misses Alpha and Cornelia Otter
ness went to Benson Monday to be
present at the high school gradua-
tion exercises. Miss Marie Hille-
Doe is a member of this years
graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Sletten came
down from Myers Saturday to at
tend the graduation exercises at the
Seminary. Their son Ole was one
of the graduates from the CONNER
cial department.
The next ball game for Willmar
will be with Atwater on the local
grounds next Sunday afternoon.
Temporary seats will be provided,
thus insuring all a better view of
the game and more comfort.
Miss Jessie Williams entertained
group of pupils at q luncheon Sat-
urday evening in honor of Miss De-
liza Sorenson. Miss Sorenson leaves
tomorrow for her home at Kasson
to spend her summer vacation.
Mrs. Geo. E. Lacy, formerly of
Willmar but now of Yankton, S.
D.. has been the guest the past
week of Mrs. Olive M. Young.
With Mrs. Lacy were her three
daughters, Martina. Margaret and
Mrs. Earl Dryden. nee Bessie Lacy.
A. D. Campbell, formerly of the
Fair furniture store, left Monday
for a trip on the new Milwaukee
road in the southern part of Mon
tana. In case he finds a. suitable
location he and AL Brewer will have
their stock of groceries shipped out
there and open up store.
The cigar factory of Person &
Johnson opened up again Monday,
after having been closed for some
time. Person & Johnson are pre-
pairing for a big rush of business,
and they will soon have crew of
Is or more making Elsas, Rosa de
P. &. Us and Belle Fleures and
other of their popular brands.
Martin Olson arrived here yes-
terday morning for a visit at his
parental home at Green Lake. MIR.
Olson is in the machinery business
at Thief River Falls. While un-
loading machinery short time ago
he fell from the car and injured his
back, and he is now taking an en-
forced vacation as a result.
Mrs. Harold Frost and son Rus
sell have gone to Port Angeles,
WASH, for a months visit with
Mrs. Frost's mother, Mrs. S. M.
Wilcox, and sisters, Mrs. H. A.
Babcock and Mrs. E. E. Day. Mas
ter Harold Frost is in New York
city for a visit with his grandpar-
ents, DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Frost.
The Mission circle of the Swedish
Baptist church met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gabrielson in
Kandiyohi last Wednesday. Among
those who attended from here were
Rev. and Mrs. Oberg. Miss Edith
Bjelkengren, and Mesdames Renius
Swenson, VIM. Peterson, o. J. ALL
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