Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-06-22
LOCAL BREVlI1E

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Thursday, June % is market day
in Litchfeld.
The food sale conducted by the la
dies guild of St. Luke's church, has
been discontinued for the summer.
At the May meeting of the Board
of Publishers of the Minnesota Dali
ly, Maurice Jenness was elected
president, for 1910 and 1911.
The Misses Alice and Cora Berk-
ness will be hostesses and Miss
Flossie Smith the honor guest at q
parcel shower at the Berkness home
this evening.
The physicians of Willmar are
entertaining the Crow River Valley
and Kandiyohi-Swift counties medi-
cal associations at the Elks rooms
today. The dinner will be served
at the Saratoga cafe.
Miss Mcdonald, who conducted
the cooking demonstrations so sue
cessfully last week, left for Min
neapolis on Saturday. While in
Willmar she was entertained at the
home of Mrs. ]. R. Petersen.
Gen. Supt. w. D. Scott, and Gen.
Master Mechanic, G. A. Bruce ar
rived in Willmar Saturday morning
from the west and after inspec-
ting the G. N. shops and surround
ings left for the east on the fast
mail.
Mesdames James Sanderson and
Anton Bake entertained at a
luncheon of twelve covers at the
Sanderson home Thursday, in honor
Of Miss Ruby Olson of Atwater.
Pink and white carnations centered
the table.
The Junior League and the
"Win-one" Club Of the Fisrt NJ. E.
church will give an ice cream social
on Friday evening, June "a. at the
home Of Nels Carlson on Fourth
St., opposite Willmar hospital.
Everybody cordially invited.
Frank Adams, who was operated
on for appendicitis soon after he
finished his work at the U, returned
to Willmar Friday evening feeling
quite himself again. In company
with his brother Charlie Adams he
expects to leave soon for Bridger,
Montana.
A. Leverty, of Minneapolis, gen
eral foreman of telegraph repairs,
and we'll known in Willmar railroad
circles. Was killed at. Rothsay.
MINI on Friday. Nj: Leverty was.
riding on gasoline railway speeder
when he was struck by Winnipeg
train No. Z and instantly killed.
A company of young ladies were
charmingly entertained by Miss
F'lossie Smith at her home Satur-
day afternoon. japanese decora-
tions made the dining room and
table, where the dainty lunch was
served, very attractive. Covers
We're placed for ten.
Rev. D. B. Spencer went to River.
Falls Tuesday, to attend Commence
ment exercises at the Normal
school, where his son and daughter
are members of the class of 1910.
Mrs. Spencer will spend the sum-
mer in Northern Wisconsin and
will not come to Willmar until the
new manse is completed.
AL. Palm. who has been running
a passenger train from Garretson
to Sioux City the past three
months, spent Friday and Saturday
with his family in this city and on
Monday went back to his old run,
which will enable him to be in
Willmar part Of each week..
A unique and pretty affair was
the shower given by Miss Lille
Forsbery and Chancey Frye for
Miss Myrtle Frye and George JON
icks at the C. N. Frye home last
week. This time the groom to be
came in for his share of the favofs.
Red and white hearts. streamers
and bells decorated the rooms and
an elaborate lunch was served.
The Swedish parochial school will
begin at the Bethel church base
ment today. Wednesday, with Miss
Emma johnson, as teacher. The
term will last six weeks, and the
tuition is one dollar for the term.
All parents of Swedish children are
invited to enroll them as pupils.
and thus bring to them some knowl-
edge of the language of their fore
fathers.
Wallace Martin left the first of
the week for Hibbing, where he
will work in the mechanical depart
ment of the Oliver Mining COM
pany. Wallace graduated from the
mechanical department of the state
university this spring. and he had
the distinction of being president
of his class. He is a young man
of exceptional abilities, and his
many friends know he will make
good in his chosen profession.
The lectures given at the Metho-
dist and Baptist churches last week