Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-05-11
LOCAL BREVlTIES

the Great Northern. ~
Mrs. J. Hinen returned to Grace
vile yesterday after a visit with
Mrs. George Sanderson.
Mrs. E. O'Brien left yesterday
for Doom, Iowa, where Mr.. O'Brien
will be working during the sum-
mer.
Mrs. James Sanderson will give
a coffee at her home. on Friday
afternoon, May goth, from 3 o'clock
on. Supper served at 6.
The Y. P. S. of the Synod Church
will meet on Monday evening in
the church basement. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Peder Rannestad, who lives north
of the lake, and Isaac Holland of
Solomon Lake have gone to Norway
for visit at their old homes.
Mesdames James Sanderson- and
A. N. Lewis went to Minneapolis
yesterday morning to attend the
Grand Lodge of the Eastern Stars.
B. F. Kucheman. formerly cashier
of the bank at Spicer, but now with
the Pioneer Printing Company of
st. Paul, was Willmar visitor yes
terday.
The seniors are busy rehearsing
their class play, "The Butterflies
three act comedy by Guy Carlson.
1t will be presented Friday even
ing, May q.
George Staff, for some time 1st
trick operator at the freight Office,
has been transferred to Long Lake.
His place here has been taken by
c. J. Finney, Of Minneapolis.
The Third and last number of the
Spring Lecture Course at the First
M. E. church will be held Tuesday
evening, May "a. Subject, 1.-The
Average Man, by w. E. J. Gratz
Of Minneapolis adapted to interest
and entertain everybody.
| The W.C.T.U. meets at the home
of Mrs. J. B Boyd. 308-7th street
next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
Mrs. Thorpe will lead the meeting,
the topic being Housekeepers' day
"Hygiene. " Everybody welcome.
The Ladies society of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet in the
church basement Thursday after
noon, May 10TH. Mesdames J.. A..
johnson and Alfred Swenson will
entertain. sA:cordial invitation is
extended to all. y -: 4 -:
| Miss Clara Otos, one of our pop
ular telephone operators, was the
victim of a birthday surprise Mon
day afternoon at her nome in Sper-
ryville. The guest of honor was
presented with number of token
of friendship and esteem.
: Harold B. Lidstone arrived here
Monday from Great Falls, Montana,
where he has been working in the
superintendent's office as assistant
material clerk for some time. He
has not decided definitely whether
he will return to Great Falls, or
whether he will seek some other po-
sition.
D. N. Tallman has a new SO
horsepower Packard touring car.
the first of its kind ever brought
to Willmar. 1t cost 81, 200 and is a
very handsome affair. Henry Os-
mundson is also running a new car,
a Buick, which will be used for liv-
cry purposes.
Lewis Johnson reports three sales
this week, namely, the Gust Blom-
gren land in Whitefeld to Oscar
Westerberg. the Anders Jonson re-
sidence on 3rd Street to John An
derson of Dovre, and the Selin
property in Spicer's addition to
Nels N. Swenson.
Hjalmar Swenson was home from
the University over Sunday. Mau-
rice Jenness came home last week,
being out Of commission for a few
days with severe cold. He re-
covered sufficiently by Monday to
return to finish his work in the
Academic department..
A student minister of the Presby-
terian church from Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary will preach at the
Eddy schoolhouse at 1890, at Pri-
am at 3 o'clock, and at Pennock at
8 o'clock p. m. next Sunday, May
Is, and on each succeeding Sunday
for the next three months. Every
body welcome.
Gustavus johnson, pianist and
director of the Johnson school Of
Music in Minneapolis. will resume
his summer classes in piano hers on
Thursday. June 10Th, playing to
Sept. 3rd. Application for reserva-
tion of lesson periods may be made
at the Nelson Music store. or direct
to Mr.. johnson, 1925 Nicollet Ave.
nue., Minneapolis.
A son of the pastor of the Pres.
byterian church Of this city, who il
a senior in the State Normal School
at River Falls. Wis. took first hon.
or in tn. State Oratorical Contest,
which entitled him to represent
Wisconsin in the Interstate Norma
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