Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-16
Personal Mention.

Miss Selma Stenerson Of Hawick
was a Willmar visitor couple Of
days last week.
Mrs. D. C. Jordahl, of Norway
Lake spent few days visiting in
this city last week.
Mrs. Anton Bake delightfully."-
entertained the Silent club last
Wednesday evening.
Miss Mayme Pedersen went to
Benson Thursday for a visit with
Miss Agnes Johnson.
Mrs. Ed Woodcock was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. w. R. Burns, at
Litchfield Saturday.
Miss Julia Peterson returned to
Kandiyohi Saturday after a visit
with Miss Hattie Ekander.
Miss Pernilla Bake is the guest
of her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Bake.
Misses Laila Holt and Hazel Da-
lein were the guests of Miss Agnes
johnson at Benson over Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Campbell returned to
Atwater Saturday after visit with
her daughter, Mrs. K. j. Olson.
Mrs. L. NJ. Landing returned to
Glenwood Thursday after visit
with Willmar relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. D. Adams returned to
Minneapolis Friday after a weeks
visit with her cousin, Miss Emma
Wolberg.
Miss Marion Taylor came up
from Litchfeld Friday evening for
a couple of days visit with Miss
Mary Grant.
Miss Miss Hilda Ledell enjoyed
visit a couple Of days last week
from Miss Christine Bronco, of
Souris, N. D.
Miss Elsie Orness returned to
New London Friday after a two
months stay at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Bitterness.
Mrs. C. c.. Reitan visited with
her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Swenson,
Saturday while on her way from
Grove City to Clara City.
Miss Helen Clarke visited with
Misses Gladys Birch and Ella Odell
Saturday while on her way to Pipe
stone from Minneapolis
Misses Ephy and Lillian Nelson
returned to Arctander Saturday af-
ter couple Of days visit with their
aunt, Mrs. G. A. Erickson.
J. Ed Nelson went to Thief River
Falls Thursday to invoice the stock
of a merchant who is to sell out to
a Farmers Cooperative concern.
Miss Mathilda Costello left on
Thursday for her home at Grace
Vile. She was obliged to give up
her work as teacher on account of
i'll health.
Miss Ella Gould went to Mime
apolis Friday for couple of days
visit with friends. She was accom-
panied by Miss AIferetta Stenson
of Morris.
Nels Alvig returned to Buffalo,
S. D. Saturday after three week. s
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole G. A|vig and others at
Solomon Lake.
Misses Inga Grangaard. Edith
Thorpe and Leonora Boyd were the
guests of friends and relatives i1
Minneapolis and St. Paul from Fri
day till Sunday evening".
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nilsson ant
daughter Anna Grace returned home
Saturday from a visit at Acton
They were accompanied by Mis-
Anette Lindquist of Roseland.
Misses Bertha and Jane Thorp'
and Lillian Boyd, and Edwin Slet
ten, Nordahl Thorpe and Prof. c
A. Peterson were the guests 0
Miss Nora Peterson at Benson owe
Sunday.
Mrs. O. A. Norman returned HON
Friday from visit with Mrs. M
Broberg in Atwater. She was &C
companicd by Miss Veola Peterson
of Olivia, who has been her CUES
for few days.
Mrs. C. Petersen, daughte
Thora and son Lars will leave mex
Friday for Chicago, Ill.,, to WIS.,
Mrs. Pedersen's son, Jens Pederser
Miss Thora Pedersen may remain i
Chicago during the summer.
Mrs. Geo. w. TYLER entertained
group of 20 ladies at a St. Patrick
party Saturday afternoon in hone
of Miss Florence Parker, Of Sau
Center, the guest of Mrs. Russo
Spicer.
Rev. Jim Buswick, the Railws
Evangelist, will speak at the Pre-
byterian church next Monday eve1
ing. A cordial invitation is e:
tended to all, but especially to Il
railroad men of the city.
A musical program includi1
speeches and declamations will
held at Lundby church in Nam