Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-06-15
LOCAL BREVTTlH

LOCAL bREVrTS
Fred Smith and Vlggo Larson are
enjoying an outing at Green Lake.
Mrs. B. Benson entertained a
small company Of ladies very pleas
antly Friday afternoon.
j. E. Lawler is planning to 60
into business at Valley City and left
for that place on Monday.
The members of the missionary
society of the Synod chucrh were
the guests of Mrs. Jens Olson Tues
day afternoon. 2
Miss Lille Noren' 8 efficient work
as bookkeeper at the First National
bank has been recognized by her
election as assistant cashier Of that
institution.
Work in the census department
under the supervision of c., w.
Odell, has been coming on finely.
The last of the schedules were
shipped out this week.
Arrangements are being made
for joint picnic of the Masonic
lodge, Royal Arch Chapter and ST.
loan Chapter. O. E. S. to be held
at Green Lake in the near future.
Oscar H. Johnson of Svea was in
the city yesterday with a load of
barley and took occasion to call at
the Tribune Office and enter his
name as a subscriber to the paper.
The Ladies' Society of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church will be enter
tanned by Mrs. B. A. Larson on the
Grangard farm. next Tuesday after
noon. June 81. Everybody invited.
The Firemens' convention opened
at Alexandria yesterday. Willmar
is represented by Messrs. M. D.
Manning, P. L. Sorenson. Oscar
Settergen, Emil johnson and C. c.
Selvig.
Mrs. Chas. Benson the hos
tess at a delightful company. at
her home on Thursday. The guests
numbered thirty, and delicious
menu was served near the close Of
the afternoon.
Mrs. Axel Brown was pleasantly
surprised on Saturday by a number
of her lady friends. It was Mrs.
Browns birthday and several dainty
remembrances Of the happy :Affair
were given her. -
A special car bearing twin, city
delegates to the Swedish Baptist
state conference ct Maynardzpaased
thru Wiilmar today. !Fhe ladies Of.
the local church served a lunch in
the car when it arrived here. :
William Hoppe of Breckenridge
has taken a position at the A. E.
Mossberg drug store. MIR.
Hoppe was member of the class
recently graduated from the COL
lege of Pharmacy at the University
of Minnesota.
It will be of interest to the Will
mar friends of DR.. E. S. Frost and
family to know that they have taken
an apartment at Paris for four
months and at the end of that time
will either return home or decide
to remain abroad for q year longer.
The w. C. T. U. will meet next
Tuesday. June 81, at the home Of
Mrs. Thos. Section, 721, 9Th st. S.,
at three o'clock p. m. The reports
of the delegates who attended the
district convention at Appleton will
be heard.
George Hanscom. of Foley, candi-
date for the office of state treas
urer, A. H. Turrittin of Sauk Rap
ids and VIM. O. Brien, editor of
Eden Valley Journal. were here Sat-
urday returning home from a trip
through Meeker county.
Mrs. B. A. Higgins, daughter
Delphia and son Ross have moved
to this city from Mankato, and are
occupying a part of the A. Berg
residence at 10 Minnesota avenue:
The children of VIM. E. Tew are
making their home with Mrs. Hig-
gins.
Miss Edith Frost's friends will
regret to learn that she has re-
signed her position as librarian at
the Public Library and will remain
abroad with her family. AS yet no
steps have been taken by the IL
brary board to appoint her success
sor.
The District c. E. Convention
will be held at Ortonville, June IL,
Is and 10. Those who are planning
to attend from Willmar are Misses
Ethel Styles and Florence Peterson,
who are delegates; Misses Barbara
Williams and Marion Hanscom, dis
trict officers; and Homer Chase and
Alloys Branton. ~. 49,.
Cards announcing the marriage
of MIR. Lewis Herbert Ward and
Miss Laurine Alice Keller, have
been received by friends of the con-