Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-17
LOCAL bREVITlES

IL
Star will be entertained tomorrow
afternoon by their A,water sisters.
Thos. Section will conduct Cos
pei meeting at Priam next Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock.
Snow trains were busy a couple cf
days last week hauling "the beauti-
ful' from the railroad yards out
into the country.
Henry Palm was called to Litch-
field yesterday on account of the
serious illness of his father, Peter
Palm.
See Clint and Bessie Robbins.
Hear the Chase-Lister Orchestra
all next week at the opera house
with the Chase-Lister company.
Mrs. Erick Ohsberg and Mrs.
Aug. Hoglund will serve coffee in
the Swedish Lutheran church on
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 26.
Everybody welcome.
DR.. L. l. Fleming desires to an
nounce that she has severed her
business connection with DR.. A. F.
Mantor, and that from this date on
she will conduct her dentist parlors
over Elfstrum's drug store alone.
There will be a card party at the
home of Mrs. Douris, 3O2 Second
street, next Friday evening, and
everybody is cordially invited to be
present. Mesdames Dugan, Leary
and Douris will serve refreshments.
The Tribune wishes to correct an
error which crept into it's account
last week of the meeting of the
Synod Ladies Aid society. The
proceeds should have read $26, in
stead of So.
J. H. Olson went to Kingston
Friday to superintend the work of
finishing the new high school build
ing there. The cost of the building
complete will be about $25,000. 1t
will be ready in about two weeks.
Rev. J. N. Anderson conducted
the morning services Sunday in the
Lutheran Synod church in Sioux
Falls, S. D., and in the evening de-
livered a lecture on "Home Mis-
sions'' at the Sioux Falls Lutheran
Normal.
The Willmar Aerie No. 1907 Fra
ternal Order of Eagles will give
their First Annual Ball at Bonde
Hall, Monday evening, February
22nd, 1909. Music by Swalin's
seven-piece orchestra. Everyone is
cordially invited.
! Miss Ema Paulson enjoyed visit
last Thursday from Miss Naomi
Chase and Miss Amelia Anderson.
Miss Chase was on her way home to
Marshall from Manchester college,
and Miss Anderson returned to Cot
tonwood.
| State Treasurer Dinehart was a
| Willmar visitor Thursday. He left
Slayton Monday morning bound for
st. Paul, but got only as far as
| Pipestone on account of the tie-up
in the railroad service resulting
from the blizzard,
On Monday, Feb. 22, the Chase
!, Lister company opens weeks en-
gagement at the opera house. At
2:30 p. m. Saturday big matinee
bill, "Cinderella.' On Monday a
lady will be admitted free with
each paid reserved seat ticket.
] Prices, Is, IS and so cents. Matt
r nee, 10 and Is cents.
:. Miss Lily Hanson entertained a
S number Of young lady and gentle
S men friends at a sleighride party
: Saturday evening. Later thu
guests repaired to the home of the
n hostess at 86 Olof avenue, where
games were played, after which de-
q licious refreshments were served.
Ell Ever since the opening of tn,
It Fire Sale at ''The Fair" last Satur
day the store has been crowde,
with shoppers taking advantage o
e this opportunity of stocking up.
It Mr.. Magnuson states that there ar
r still a large number of bargain
left, and he wants everybody i
need OF anything in the grocery
le notions or general merchandise lin
it to come in and examine the GOOD
and the prices.