Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-05-12
LOCAL BREvTI1B

Miss Johanna johnson of St. Paul
visited at her parental home in this
city over Sunday.
Miss Emily Erickson came up
from St. Paul Saturday for a brief
visit at her home here.
Mrs. Joe Cleary and son Robert
went to Minneapolis Thursday for q
weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. P. H. Downs and son George
returned to Spicer Monday after q
visit since Friday with Mrs. NJ.
Downs.
Rev. Cyrus Sullivan has organ
lied four Sunday Schools in various
parts of the county during the past
month.
Mrs. E. E. Gynild and daughter
Ellen are spending the month with
Mrs. Gynild's sister, Mrs. j. F.
Peterson. in Harvey.
Miss Ingeborg Telstad returned
to St. Paul Monday after an ex-
tended visit here at the home of
her brother, R. Telstad.
Mrs. Conrad Swenson returned
to New London Monday after a few
days visit here with Mrs. S. A.
Rasmussen and other friends.
A. J. Nelson has moved from the
First ward to the Lundberg resi-
dence on Becker avenue, formerly
occupied by F. E. Alderman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Trulson and
son Arthur, of Fahlun. went to
Minneapolis Monday, where Mrs.
Trulson will seek medical attention.
Mrs. H. w. Zilch went to Candy
Wednesday for couple of weeks
visit at her parental home. Mr..
Zilch joined his wife at Candy the
first of the week.
Mesdames A. N. Lewis, J. H.
Taylor. F. A. Rogers and H. j.
Ramsett are in Minneapolis attend
ing the annual meeting of the state
Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star.
A. Hultgren of Green Lake went
thru here Friday on his way to the
cities, where he will seek medical
attention. He was accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. F. A. Lundgren.
Rev. Chas. C.. Rollit, of Mime
apolis, secretary Of the Sixth Mis-
sionary department of the Episcopal
Church, conducted the services and
preached at the local church last
Sunday.
A large number of Willmarites
are busy these days cleaning and
repairing their cottages at Green
Lake, preparatory to moving out
there the beginning of next month,
or sooner if the weather permits.
Among those who came down
from Benson Saturday to attend the
Benson-W illmar baseball game were
three of the teachers, Misses Zell
Richardson, Mary Lotus and Mary
Mcintyre. They returned to Ben
son on the evening train.
The following will act as a COM
mittee on serving at the June meet
ing Of the Housekeepers' Club:
Mesdames G.. w. Thomas, L. O..
Thorpe, P. C. Tonning, Robert
TAFT, Geo. w. Tyler, J. B. Ward,
Geo. w. Wagner and H. V. Wright.
DR.. J. C. Lepler, Eye Specialist,
Of Sisseton, S. D., was in Willmar
yesterday. DR.. Lepler intends to
make regular trips to this city
every six weeks from now on, and
attend to anyone wishing and need
ing medical attention for his eye
sight.
The dressmaking parlor of Miss
Matilda johnson was the scene of q
merry birthday party last Saturday
afternoon, when a number of
friends gathered to help Miss Anna
Monson celebrate her birthday.
The tables were prettily decorated
in white, red and green. Delicious
refreshments were served.
A large and handsome delivery
wagon is the latest at Berkness,
Peterson Company. The body is
painted black, with gold-tinted let.
tiers, and the gear part is wine.
colored. Besides this the team has
been fitted out with new harness,
and Magnus Severinson, the driver,
can now claim to be in charge Of
one of the finest rigs in town.
| A social in the interest of "Wo.
mans Right to Vote' is being ar
ranged to be held in Carlson's hal
on Saturday evening, May q. Dr.
Ethel E. Hurd, recording secretar,
of the Minnesota Woman's Suffrage
Association of Minneapolis will bt
the chief speaker. There will ais
be musical and literary program
and light refreshments will b.
served.
Having gained laurels at home
the members of the cast Of 81
Modern Ananias'' will invade Litch
field this evening and try to vii
further fame Wa eincorol,z tr,1e