Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-30
LOCAL BREVlTES

Born-Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Mehalsick, sol First street,
daughter.
Miss Agnes Parsons is visiting
at the home Of Chas. Nelson in
Grove City this week.
J. H. Lindsey returned to Monte
video yesterday after a few days
visit at the Gerstle home.
Miss Tillie Monson returned to
New London yesterday after visit
here with Mrs. A. G. Hedin.
Mrs. John Wright returned to
New London yesterday after visit
with her niece. Mrs. H. ]. Ramsett.
Fred johnson went to Kerkhoven
yesterday for a couple of days visit
with his brother, DR.. Hans johnson.
The Ladies Guild of St. Luke's
church will hold their annual spring
sale and supper on Thursday, April
|21.
DR.. F. A. 1lstrup went to Apple
ton Monday to inspect herd of i'm
migrant cattle being taken thru to
! Montana.
Richard Taylor got away with the
special prize of 81 given by the
Saturday Evening Post to the boy
having the largest weekly increase.
The trial of Mayor H. S. Peter
son, charged with over-zealousness
in handling city rubbish. will come
off at the Bonde hall this afternoon
at O'Clock.
Miss Gladys Birch entertained a
number of friends at party Satur-
day evening in honor of Miss Nellie
Stanley of St. Cloud and Miss Eve
lyn Haley Of Minneapolis.
Misses Esther Rodlun and J. Ma
rion Ives were initiated into the
mysteries of the 'Hooligans'' Mon
day evening, at a meeting held at
the James Sanderson home.
Until you advertise for it, the
fact that you want something is
pretty well kept: secret. If a want
ad in this paper cannot secure it
for you it cannot be mad.
J. A. Whitmus, formerly of Will
mar but now located at Brookings,
IS. D., where he is working as UNI
type operator on the Press, renewed
acquaintance here the first of the
week.
C. Ackerman left Saturday for
Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he
will spend about a month recuper-
ating at the baths. Walter Hog
lund is doing his work at the meat
market.
Miss Thora Elkjer has returned
from Hume, N. D. where she has
been teaching school. She will re-
main in Willmar for some time,
staying with her brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Elkjer.
The Little Helpers of the Baptist
church will meet in the Sunday
school room next Friday evening at
8 o'clock. A program will be rend-
ered, after which refreshments will
be served by Misses Minnie and Ruth
Peterson. Everybody welcome.
/ Miss Helen Sather leaves for
Minneapolis tomorrow, Thursday
morning, to study with Mrs. Fran
celia Bronson preparatory to ap-
, pearing on the program at recital
to be given by Mrs. Bronson next
Monday at the St. Margaret school.
Miss Emma Rykken has gone to
: New London where she will teach
a class of music students. She will
also have a class at Belgrade. Miss
: Rykken is highly re commended by
Prof. Gustavus Johnson, with whom
I she studied for some time, and she
I will DO doubt make success as a
teacher.
Erick Rey, who has been working
here with his brother, Andrew Rey,
during the past year, left on Satur-
: day for his home in Mockfjard,
Sweden. He was accompanied as
far as Minneapolis by his brother.
r Mr.. Rey came over from the old
s country about a year ago, but the
e climate didn't agree with him, and
J.. he thought it best to return home.
J. Mrs. C. H. Hennings received 9
r telegram Friday morning announc.
e ing the sudden death of VIM. Leh.
e man, her oldest son by her first
IS marriage, at Waver]y, iowa. She
u left on the noon train to be present
l. at the funeral. The news Of the
J. death Of her boy came as great
shock to Mrs. Hennings, as she did
r not know that he had been ill.
d The Mission Circle of the Baptist
: church will meet in the lecture
e room Of the church next "Wednesday
|: afternoon. The subject of thi'
.; meeting will be The Life O
10 Moffat, the first missionary O
8. Africa. - the lesson to be led b,
); Mrs. Galliford. Refreshments viii
s. be served from 4 o'clock on by Mrs
: Ole Johnson. Everybody welcome