Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-09-14
LOCAL. BREVlIIB


Here's to fair weather for Will
mars Street Fair
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Law
Ter daughter on tuesday Sept. .13.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanderson
were entertained by friends in the
Cities from Thursday until Sunday.
Cards received from DR.. and Mrs.
F.. A. 1Ilstrup tell Of the enjoyable
time they are having on their west
ern trip. ...-..-- ..,srs..-~.. II: 4
/ Miss Ethel Reed, who has recent
ly returned from Italy, will resume
work with her music class here
about Oct. 1. =: ~
Miss Anna Iverson returned on
Thursday from the Cities where she
had been to select her fall and win
ter millinery goods. -,
Little Esther Marian Bake and
few of her little friends spent
her first birthday anniversary very
happily on Friday.
C. L. Hoglund at one time en-
! ployed at the c. A. Nielsen. jewelry
store arrived from Alexandria Tues
day and is visiting friends in this
city:
The State Dairy Association will
| hold their annual meeting in Litch-
field next January. Plans are al
ready being made to make this the
finest meeting in the history of the
association.
Invitations to the wedding of
Miss Mollie Larson and William Lo-
berg have been received by their
WiIlmar friends. The happy event
will take place at the brides home
near Cottonwood on Wednesday,
Sept. 81.
Mesdames J. J. Barrett, A. R.
Smith, Stacsia Rodenbur and Misses
Nora Shepard, Marie and Karen
Hanson were party of Willmar
people who attended the production
Of .'Bobbie Blake'' in Litch6eld.
Thursday evening.
The Ladies of the Baptist church
will have social on the lawn on
3rd St. and Becker Ave. next Fri
day afternoon and evening, Sept.
16. Ice cream, cake, doughnuts
and coffee and sandwiches will be
served: Everybody invited.
Several towns in the state are
advocating the use of oil instead
Of water for street sprinkling.
Wherever it has been done the re-
suits have been highly satisfactory.
Marshall, Mimi, has tried it and
finds it will save a big sprinkling
bill.
Miss lnga .Grangaard will be-: in
structor in short hand and type
writing at the Willmar Seminary
the coming year. Miss Grangaard
left for the Cities this morning to
review the work for a couple of
weeks before taking her. new posi-
tion. 81. .--.. ::-.-,...
August L. Broman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew E. Broman, of
Lake Elizabeth, died suddenly at
Bagley. Mimi. Friday, Sept. End.
| The body was brought to the fami-
ly home on Sunday and buried from
the Rosendale Swedish M. E. church
Wednesday Sept. 7th.
| The ladies of the Swedish Luth-
eran church will serve dinner in
church basement tomorrow (Thurs-
day.. The menu will be roast beef,
gravy, mashed potatoes. pickles.
rice pudding, apple-pie and coffee.
I25 cents. Will also serve lunch
thruout afternoon and evening".
!! The wedding of DR.. L. M. Chap
man, recently assistant in DR.. C.
E. Gerretson's dental office, and
Miss Fannie Frost, of Minneapolis,
will be Of interest to Willmar peo-
, pie. The happy event took place
, at kilbank, S. D., September z,
and they will live at Deer River
MINI.
, M. Jorgenson and daughters,
> Laura and Amy, who have been
!: abroad the past two years. sailed
, from South Hampton Sept. z. They
, will spend little time in New
J York and Atlantic City while en-
> route to Willmar, where they are
l expected to arrive within the
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