Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-04-27
LOCAL BREVITIE

calester college over Sunday. S.
Andrew Bjorsell made business
trip to the Twin Cities last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Nelson went
to Raymond yesterday for few
days. j:
Mrs. A. E. Mossberg went to St.
Paul yesterday for a couple of days
visit.
The Ladies' Guild will hold a
home cooking sale this week at the
usual place.
Mrs. Otto Ronning came down
from Spicer yesterday for visit
with Mrs. J. C. Berg.
A license to wed was issued yes
terday to Arthur M. Endersbe and
Miss Hannah Peterson.
Miss Ada Broman entertained
number of young lady friends at
her home Friday evening.
q. R. Sletten left yesterday on
a three weeks visit to Summit,
McLaughlin and Ortley, S. D.
Miss Ellen Monson returned to
New London yesterday after brief
visit with Mrs. Emma Miller.
Mrs. James L. Jarrett of Pen
mock spent a couple of days last
week with Mrs. S. P. johnson.
The Vik0r ladies society will
meet next Wednesday afternoon,
May 4, with Mrs. Curl Skutle.
Mrs. R. B. Oman enjoyed visit
over Sunday from her sister, Miss
Minda Peterson, of Paynesville.
Rev. D. B. Spencer of the Pres-
byterian church will preach in Pri-
am next Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
The Masons are arranging for
party to be given for lodge men,
bers and their families next Friday
evening.
The Elks gave a dancing party
at the Carlson hall last Friday
evening for. lodge members and
their families.
| J. H. Olson was last week award
ed the contract for SIS, 900 busi-
ness block at Herman. Work is to
be commenced at once.
Farmers should be forewarned
| that seed corn is scarce this year.
IConsequ quently they should get their
seed as soon as possible, SO as to
have plenty of time to test it before
planting.
Mesdames Millard, Stanford, B.
J. Branton and Gaut will give a
coffee in the basement of the Pres
byterian church this afternoon,
Wednesday,, at three o'clock.
Everybody invited.
Tomorrow, Thursday evening, at
the Swedish Baptist church, Rev.
| M. Berglund, assisted by Rev. Pope,
will give an illustrated lecture on
the work in the home mission fields.
No admission. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all.
Senator and Mrs. L. q. Thorpe
and daughters Edith, Jane and Ber-
tina, and MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Es-
trem and two children of New Lon
don, went to Pennock yesterday
to help E. L. Thorpe celebrate his
Both birthday.
The Ladies Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs. ]. English on
) Thursday afternoon, May 5th. at 3
> pm. A full attendance is desired
of the members who may bring
their own work. Mrs. English
will be assisted by Mrs. Winney.
The contribution on the subject
of Halley's comet, which just now
is anticipated with a great deal of
popular interest, was clipped from
! The Pioneer of Summerside, P. E.
l., and is written by Mr.. Charles
Ives, a brother of Robert Ives of
this city.
Charles A. Maxson is the land
, scape artist who has been employed
, by the Willmar Park Assembly to
superintend the improvement of
the park to be laid out in the Gill
ger woods: Mr.. Maxson comes from
Kalamazoo, Mich. and is the gen.
eral manager of the Michigan Nur-
= sery and Orchard Co.
eI Erick Larson was in Rochester
e last week consulting DR.. Charles
y Mayo. About five years ago Mr..
s Nelson had his left knee injured in
Y an accident in the local yards, and
IS he has been doctoring ever since
r without much benefit. DR.. Mayo
d assured Mr.. Nelson that he could
j. effect a complete recovery.
'e The Mission Circle of the Baptist
q church will meet in the lecture
al room next Wednesday afternoon at
It 2 o'clock. Mrs. w. H. Peterson
t. will lead in the study on the Book
'e of Esther. Refreshments will be
At served by Mesdames 0. Ahlstrom
4. and E. Nelson. A cordial invita-.
n tion is extended to everybody to at.
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=. The Young PEOPLES Society