Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-12-07
LOCAL bREVITES

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A small group of ladies we're in
formally and pleasingly entertained
by Mrs. VIM. Chase on Saturday
afternoon.
Remember the dance given by the
M. W. A. Wednesday evening, Dec.
ID. Music by Olson's orchestra of
seven pieces.
An ENJOYABLE meeting of the
Mems League of the Presbyterian
church was held with Mr.. L. A.
Vik Monday evening.
It will be a pleasure for the
friends of Arne Embertson to know
that he is improving and there is
every reason to expect his recovery.
Miss Mary Jewett is expected to
arrive tomorrow from Dudley,
Mass, to spend the winter with
Mrs. Thomas Section and the Eddy
family.
The baby son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Struxness died on Monday
morning of pneumonia. The fu-
neral will be held at the home
Thursday afternoon.
The addition of a new sales room
at Chase's store will give much
needed opportunity for displaying
the mammoth stock of useful and
pretty things to much better advan-
tage.
Fred Monson and Mrs. Ida Lund
motored over from New London
Tuesday. 1t speaks we'll for the
climate of Minnesota when across
country motor trips can be made the
9Th of December.
The date of the Gold Medal Con-
test at Atwater is Tuesday evening.
Dec. 13: Arrangements have been
made so that No. 9 will stop there;
which will make it convenient for
Willmar people who attend the con-
test to return home that evening.
Den Svenska National Truppen at
the opera house next Friday even
ing. Dec 9. The most unique en-
tertainers ever sent over from Swe-
den. Be sure to get your tickets
in time. Tickets at Elfstrum's
drug store.
T. 0. Christian has sold his farm
of 100 acres, located southwest of
the city, to W. W. Wallch of De-
lano, the consideration being $4,000
per acre. Mr.. Wallch will move to
the farm from Delano sometime in
the spring. and Mr.. Christian will
probably buy another farm near
Willmar.
Miss Amy Fridlund was the
pleasantly surprised hostess and a
group of her young lady friends the
guests at a pleasing affair at the
F'ridIund home Tuesday evening. It
was Miss Fridlund's birthday an
niversary and some pretty pieces of
cut glass and china were presented
her. Pleasing refreshments were
served late IN the evening.
| The Ladies' Guild will hold their
Christmas sale on Friday, Dec. 16,
at the Guild hall, as the hall has
been promised for this date, other
wise. notice will be given next
week. The Guild will have on sale
numerous articles such as fancy
aprons, bags. dolls, etc., suitable
for holiday gifts. Supper will be
served at $50 p. m.
i Next Wednesday evening, at the
Carlson hall, the local camp of the
M. w. A.. and their many friends
will trip the light fantastic, music
being furnished by the Olson Or
chestra of z pieces. Invitations
will be sent out tomorrow and the
committee having the arrangements
in charge promises that the affair
will be a most pleasant one. A
large attendance is looked for.
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The Salvation Army is making an
effort to raise fund for the poor
for Christmas. This is a most
worthy undertaking and we trust
the people of Willmar will respond
heartily. There is always a num-
ber of those who "are with US al
ways, and we feel sure. that they
will not be forgotten by those
who are more fortunate. Let US all
help to give the poor a happy
christmas. ..>= =