Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-08-04

yesterday to attend Baptist Min
listers conference.
The Boys Corps of Cadets will
meet at the ball park this evening
at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. j. F. Barrett and daughter
Sadie went to Minneapolis this
morning for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strandberg
went to Murdoch yesterday to visit
at the L. Fredrickson home.
Rev. C. E. Norberg of New Lon
don and Mr.. j. B. johnson of Irv-
ing were in the city last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nelson and
family spent a pleasant Sunday at
the home of C. G. Carlberg in
Mamre.
Miss Josie Lindberg returned to
New London yesterday after Wis
it with the Isaac johnson family in
Whitefeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lundquisr
left yesterday for a visit with
friends and relatives at Brandon
and Holmes City.
The Housekeepers club is prepar-
ing for their annual flower show
to be held at the library the last
week in August.
Rev. C. S. Thorpe arrived here
yesterday for a couple Of weeks
camping with the l.. o. Thorpe
family at Eagle Lake.
| Miss Hilda Holmberg underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Wilmar Hospital last Friday. She
is getting along nicely.
D. F. Dugan has returned tt
Willmar from White Fish, Monta'
ma, where he has been working az
engineer for some time.
Mrs. Olive Void and daughter
Nora returned to St. Paul today
after a visit with Mrs. William
Lundberg and other relatives.
Mrs. John M. Dale and son
Trygve, of Danvers, have been
=, spending the past week with Friends
and relatives here and in Mamre.
Mrs. N. A. Forsberg, daughter
Myrtle and sons Carl and Chester
. of Farwell, were guests at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson tn
first of the week.
Della, the oldest daughter of Jal
mar Larson of Dovre, was success
fully operated upon for appendiciti
Saturday morning at the Wilma
Hospital.
F. F. Nelson left today for tri]
thru the west, including Denver
Tucson and San Francisco. He in
tends to be gone until about tn
first of October.
: Miss Anna Meehan returned t.
, Willmar Saturday after a visit a
J Aberdeen, S. D. She was accom-
E panied by her brother, Ira Meehan
who spent Sunday here.
f Mrs. w. L. Hanscom returned t.
Superior yesterday, accompanied b.
1 her sister, Miss Rachel Ellingson
who will spend her three weeks
vacation from her duties at the BIZ
Store with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Jorstad am
daughter Eunice have gone to Port
y land, Spokane and Seattle for
. three weeks trip, Mr.. Jorstad being
on a vacation from his work at tn
Great Northern office.
L. S. Berg left yesterday fo
Prince Rupert, B. c., and Vancou
D yer on business trip. He intend
to return to Willmar about Sept. l
. and up till that time the steame
b Monongalia will not run.
An item appeared last week il
which John Soderholm was said t.
o be president of the Nygren Print
ing company of Minneapolis. MIR
Soderholm wishes US to correct this
inasmuch as he is connected witt
the company, but is not its presi
dent.
n Chas. Lux is here again with hi
: Merry-go-round, and the youngster
, are anxiously waiting for chance
to ride. Mr.. Lux expects to hav'
everything u running order b.
tonight. The merry -go-round j
\ located on the Rodlun lot, wher'
' the skating rink used to be.
Misses Ida and Gaylord Clark O
l. St. Paul are guests at the Berkness
Boyd and Sanderson homes thi
week. A picnic supper was give1
e in their honor at Homewood Parl
Monday evening. Last evening
. they were the guests of honor at ;
party given by Miss Marie Nelson
and this afternoon Misses Ida ant
K Daisy Sanderson gave a luncheon
] for them.