Willmar tribune., 1910-11-16
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The Silent Club will be the guests
of Mrs. George Sanderson this even
ing.
The Ladies Guild will have their
annual Christmas fair and supper
on Friday, December 16.
Dec. is the date chosen by the
c. E. girls for their sale of fancy
work. -.
Miss Ida Edmords returned to
Grove City yesterday after a two
months stay at the Willmar hospi-
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The girls of the C. E. Society
will sell delicious home made candy
at the ladies supper and sale on
Thursday, Nov. II. -5, :
F. A. Rogers left Saturday morn
ing for Milan, Wash, to take
charge of q lumber yard for the
Spokane Lumber Co.
Lewis johnson and John WAL
strand have heard the ''Call of the
Wild" and have gone to Aitkin,
Minn.. for a few days deer hunting.
Rev. Johanson and MIR. Bratberg
were canvassing in the city Monday
for subscriptions for the erection
of Hauge's Synod church at Spi-
Ger.
A Basket Social will be given by
the pupils of Cherry Hill School,
Dist. go, on Saturday evening, Nov.
26. All are cordially invited to at
tend. r.
Anton Bake went to Minneapolis
Thursday to attend the funeral of
his brother. .jn-law, Mr.. Nelson. who
died on Tuesday, Nov. 8, of typhoid
fever. .+.-
Syver Iverson. of West Lake. was
in the city Monday. He came to
take home Mrs. Iverson who had
been at the Willmar Hospital for
treatment. -..
The Old Peoples Home at Eagle
Lake will be dedicated next Sunday
with appropriate exercises. Sever
al pastors from away will assist in
the dedication services. -.
Miss Lillian Sanderson has re-
signed her position at Peterson &
Wellin's store and will take the;
position of cashier and book keeper
for John B. Agen & Co.
I Of interest to their Willmar
friends will be the news Of the re-.
cent arrival Of a baby daughter at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C..
johnson in Calgary, Canada.
Services will be held at the
Whitefeld schoolhouse on Sunday
at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. and
at Priam at 2:30 p., m. by Rev. T..
M. Findley and Thomas Scotton.
The next hearing for admission
to citizenship will be held March
10. All applicants must file at least
ninety days BEFORE, which will
make December Is, the last day for
filing.
Nov. 80 and Dec. l and 2 are the
dates Of the rummage sale to be
conducted by the Willmar Red
Cross Society. The proceeds are to
be used for the local work of the
society.
Mrs. A. Erickson returned to her
home in Georgeville, yesterday, COM
pletely recovered from the effects
of successful operation for gall
stones performed at the Willmar
hospital.
Rev. D. B. Spencer and Mr..
Thomas Section were at Browns
Valley, Wednesday, and assisted in
installing Rev. G. A. Holtzinger,
pastor of the Presbyterian church
at that place. -.
DR.. B. J. Branton has gone to
Chicago to attend surgical clinic.
Many noted surgeons will be pres
ent. On his return he will attend
the Stinchfield- Brown wedding in
Rochester. 49,: T..
The Ladies society of the Swedish
Bethel church will meet Thursday
afternoon. tomorrow at the
church parl6rs. Mesdames Lewis
Fridlund, Lewis johnson and Chas.
Wallin will serve.
Rev. H. McEwan, of Lincoln,
Minn., will have charge of the
Presbyterian services at, Spicer.
New London and Hultgren's school
house. He will begin his work on
Sunday Nov. 20th.
Raymond Spicer left on Thursday
for the City of Mexico. where he
will remain during the winter
months. He expects to return by
way of Virginia in the spring and
will spend some time there.
Red Cross Christmas Seals will
be on sale after Thanksgiving. It
is hoped to double the amount sold
in Willmar last year; as 473 per
cent Of the proceeds Of the sale will
go to the local Red Cross society.
Union Thanksgiving services
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