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


L LOCAL BREvIIE
A carload of Clark buggies ar
rived in Willmar last Friday for
Gudmund Karwand, the implement
dealer.
A handsome advertising sign was
hung by 5. A. Rasmussen yesterday
over the corner entrance to the
drug store Of Carlson Bros. & Frost:
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold an apron sale and
coffee in the church basement on
Friday afternoon, May 2lst, Every
body invited.
Cafarelli's orchestra will play for
q dance to be given at the Bonde
Hall next Saturday evening. Tick
cts will be 81. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all.
Mrs. L. F. Hodgson entertained
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Olive Pritchard of Merrill. Iowa.
Miss Pritchard will spend the sum-
mer here with Mr.. and Mrs. Hodg-
son.
Ed Sletten had his nose broken in
practice yesterday by ball which
struck his wrist and glanced off.
He will probably not be able to play
with the high school team for a
while.
Mesdames VIM. johnson, Oscar
Sattergren and Andrew Hanson will
serve coffee in the basement of the
Swedish Lutheran church Thursday
afternoon, May 13. A cordial in
vitati0n is extended to all.
The late legislature passed q law
requiring state license from auto
mobile owners, and D. N. Tallman
of this city was right on deck the
first day licenses were issued, secur-
ing number 8 for his roadster.
The Kandiyohi County Sunday
School Association holds its fifth
annual convention in Atwater today
and tomorrow. Among those from
here who take part in the program
are Rev. H. C. Buell. and Thos.
Scotton.
Miss Barbara Williams enter
tained the "Hooligans'' and num-
ber of other lady friends Monday
evening in honor of Miss Leah
Stewart of Litchfeld, who came up
from Litchfeld Saturday for q few
days. visit.
The Brooklyn Amusement COM
|pany will be at the Bonde Hall all
next week, giving performances
every evening. Their entertain
ments are said to be up-to-date and
entertaining. Admission 10 cents
for children and 20 cents for adults.
The Ladies Guild will hold its
spring sale on Friday, May IA, at
the Guild Hall. The sale will in
clude aprons, shoe-bags. and very
novel and attractive lot Of some-
thing entirely new in the line of
cottage, perch and hammock pill
lows of special designs.
Mayor Steen and John Westberg
have let the contracts to q Willmar
firm for having their residences
raised and concrete block founda-
tions put beneath. The material
for doing the work arrived here
from Willmar the fore part of the
week.-Kerkhoven Banner.
The eleven days old baby boy of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gaut died
Thursday morning after short ill.,
ness. The remains were taken to
Luverne on Saturday and inferred
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaut have
the sympathy of a large circle of
friends in their bereavement.
Peter J. Youngdahl has been pro-
NOTED to Superintendent of the
State Anti Saloon League, to take
the place vacated by Mr.. Palmer.
We shall be very much interested to
see how he proceeds to organize his
forces. It is place with great pos
sibilities for an earnest fighter not
blinded by partisan prejudices.
Some Of the summer dwellers of
Crescent Beach have been out lately
making their gardens and trimming
up their cottage grounds in gen.
eral. Mr.. and Mrs. Gould of Will
mar spent a few days last week in
their cottage. They are always
among the first to arrive and gen.
orally enjoy the balmy breezes from
Green Lake until late in the fall.-
Green Lake Breeze.
The Brooklyn Amusement Co..
which showed at Fosters hall last
Thursday evening was greeted with
q good audience. It was one of the
best entertainments Of the winter
and everyone came away we'll
pleased. The dance after the pro-
gram was well attended and the
young folks enjoyed themselves
until late our.-Fairchild wis.