Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-09-07
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-eIatlVeS aC OC. James, vi iii.
Attorney George Tyler spent Sun
day at his home in Willmar.
]. D: Parnell left this morning
on two days hunting trip.
The Presbyterians are planning a.
great missionary rally on Sept. Is.
! Miss Jennie Bergquist left for
the Cities Tuesday for a weeks Wis
lit.
Miss Katherine Mossberg spent
Sunday and Monday at her home in
this city.
DR.. M. Oppegard was here from
New London Tuesday on his way to
the Cities.
Misses Inga johnson and Agnes
Nelson were at Spicer for an over
Sunday visit.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin has re-
sumed her work in the schools at
Roseau. MINI.
Helen Tallman had for her guest
at Crescent Beach over Sunday Miss
Blanche McNees.
Malcolm Mcdonald, who was ta-
ken suddenly i'll last Thursday is re-
ported much better.
Burton Schumacher, of Devils
Lake, N. D., visited his aunt, Mrs.
J. D. Parnell, on Friday.
Loren Hodgson will go to Mime
apolis next Monday to become a
student at the University.
| Herbert Hengstler returned from
Austin Friday and has taken posi-
tion at Elfstrum's drug store.
Mrs. M. D. Ward has disposed of
her confectionery store to A. E.
Harrell, who will continue the bust
ness.
Miss Julia Booth, after spending
| a few weeks at Crescent Beach and
the Interlachen, left for St. Cloud
on Monday.
Mrs. H. S. Gordhammer and
children went to Willmar Tuesday
for a several weeks visit with
relatives. -Kerkhoven Banner.
Miss Marian Gratz had for hel
guest at "Eanepa' a couple Of days
last week. Miss Jane Ross, who
went out to Green Lake on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Herbert Craswell and chill
dren arrived from Sioux City Sat
urday and are getting settled ir
their home in the west part OF
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Handy have
been home since Saturday from
their trip to Boston, Centerville
New Haven and other points in the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Eckman, re-
turning from a visit at Montevideo
spent Thursday with Mrs. Victor
Nelson and left for New Londor
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Wiggin.
and sons finished their summer
outing at their Crescent Beach cot
tage and returned to Willmar OF
Monday.
Mrs. Clarence E. Miller had fol
her guest last week Miss Mae Mil
Ter, who was on her way from Far
go to Tracy, where she will teach
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Tallman an(
daughters, after spending twt
months at their summer home al
Crescent Beach, returned to thei1
town house on Monday.
, Miss Dunn, Of the High schoo
= corps, has been granted leave O.
absence on account of i'll health anl
, her position will be filled by Mis-:
Sawyer, of Minneapolis.
Milton Wright returning from
Fargo, where ne had been for his
] summer vacation, spent week with
2 his cousin, Mrs. C. E. Miller anc
left for Chicago Monday.
The Glarum hotel property
} owned by L. P. Anderson, of Kerk.
hoven, has been purchased by Frank
. Hultberg and Erick Hoglund, who
, will take possession next week.
2 Mrs. L. F. Hodgson returned
r Tuesday morning from Blue Earth
) where she attended the state meet.
ing of the W. C. 7. U. and from {
visit with relatives at Burt, Iowa.
=, Misses Caroline Hodgson, Elsie
: Hoglund, Sadie Barrett and Lillian
+ Johnson will finish the second yeal
course at the St. Cloud Normal thi:
year. They left for St. Cloud the
first of the week.
Miss Bessie Barnes, while visiting
Mrs. W. H. Spencer, assisted in the
production of "Bobbie Blake" anc
4 on Tuesday went to Morris as &C.
$ companist in that popular little
musical comedy.
Miss Elizabeth Brix and Oscar
= = A. Guam, son of Hon. Nels Guam
of New London, were quietly mar.
:. ried by Rev. H: Gates at the rec
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