Willmar tribune., 1910-08-24

Mrs. Charlotte Verne, of Moor
4 head, and Miss Hattie Granell, of
1 minneapolis, were weekend guests
4 OF Wlllmar relatives and on Mon
j day went to Kerkhoven to spend a
day or two before returning to
their homes.
i Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Miller of
Minneapolis returned home Satur-
day after spending a few days with
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Frost. Their
son Raymond, who had been the
guest of Russell Frost for the week,
returned with them.
| The quartette of Willmar young
ladies, who left the first of the
month on lake trip, write that the
Ewhole trip has been ideal. They
! will return to Willmar this week
land spend the remainder of their
outing at Eagle Lake.
I After spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Porter at
Crescent Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
! |Carlson and little daughters re-
turned to Willmar on Monday, and
Tuesday morning left for their
home at Pine City.
| Miss Mexican and Miss Matilda
Nc Kean, Of Sioux Falls, were
guests of Mrs. R. Butler from Wed
|nesday until Saturday.. Miss
Nc Kean is holding the office of
i County Supt. of Miner County,
IS. D., for the second term.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Corner will
Eleave for Pasco, Wash. today. Mrs.
Corner was Miss Edna Nyquist be-
]fore her marriage, and she and her
| Husband have spent a pleasant
month with her mother, Mrs. Anna
]Nyquist, and her old time friends.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Bailey, of
FMinot, N. D.. :, Mrs. Richard Haley
and son, William, of Minneapolis,
and J. P. Lamb, of Michigan City,
N. D., were Sunday guests at the
Haley home on West Litchfeld
Ave.
Mrs: Ernest Schulhoff left for St.
Paul Saturday morning. She will
spend a week with relatives and on
her return will be accom- panied by
her daughter, Miss Emma Schul-
hof, who has been visiting in
Stevens Point, Wis, the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Swan Carlson, Miss Hattie
Carlson, Harold and Adelaide Carl
son left Friday evening for few
days stay with relatives at Cayuga,
N. D., Mrs. Lundgren, who has
been there for several weeks, will
probably accompany them on their
} return to Willmar.
Miss Gladys Warner, 919 West
Twenty fifth street, has been visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A.. Affleck, at Willmar,
and dinner was given in her honor
on Monday evening. She returned
to her home on Tuesday. .-Minne-
apolis Journal.
DR.. j. B. Robertson of Cotton
wood attended the medical banquet
at Interlachen Wednesday. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Robertson,
and their son Gwen. who
were guests of Miss Emma
Paulson, Mrs. Robertson's sister,
during their stay in Willmar.
Mrs. Emma Miller daughter,
, Myrtle, and son, LLOYD, returned
} Sunday night from St. Paul accom-
panied by Mrs. Miller's nephew,
: Russell Andrews, who had been
taking treatment from DR.. Gillette,
the noted specialist. They all left
Monday afternoon for their sum-
mer home at Green Lake Beach.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Lien, who
have spent the summer at Seattle
and other points in the west, re-
turned home Saturday morning.
Mr.. Lien was much pleased to find
the 400 feet of cement walk, built
during his absence by O. A. Gran
gard and P. A. Bergeson, a fine
piece of work and satisfactory in
? every particular.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen and
daughters, of Duluth, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Nelson. of Cambridge,
We're the guests of Mrs. Victor Mel
son and other relatives here a few
days last week. They left on Sat-
: urday and visited in Atwater while
I enroute to their homes. The trip
was made in an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. O. Hedlund, o1
Kerkhoven, are mourning the death
OF their baby daughter. The little
( one was only three months of age
e when she died on Wednesday. Aug
: II. The funeral was held on Thurs
e day afternoon. Mrs. Hedlund is
E the daughter of Mrs. Carrie Odel
/, OF this city. Willmar friends o1
IS the family extend much sympathy