Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-04
LOCAL BREVITIES

| LOCAL BREVITIES !
A fine baby boy was welcome
Christmas gift to Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Peterson.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hen
erickson of Minneapolis on Friday
December %. a son.
The Modern Samaritans enjoyed
one of their pleasant dancing par
ties Friday evening.
The Monday Afternoon Club will
be the guests of Mrs. C. E. Horn
beck on Monday afternoon, January
9th. t - .-
Miss Olive Crosby was a pleasing
hostess to small group of her girl.
friends at her home. Tuesday after.
noon.
Prof. Swain with five other
Willmar musicians played for the
firemen's ball at RAYMOND Friday
evening.
The Hooligans had their annual
Christmas tree and accompanying
Notification at the James Sanderson
home Thursday evening.
c.. w. Odell, A. N. Lewis and
Russell Spicer attended meeting
of the directors of the Green Lake
State bank at Spicer on Thursday. Z
Mrs. J. Losleben has been home
since Thursday from stay at Su-.
perior, where she was called some
time ago by; the illness Of her
mother. $50 =
Misses Alice. and Cora Berkness
were hostesses to few of their
friends and entertained them de-.
11ightfully at their nome on Friday
afternoon.
Fourteen of Miss Ethel Govig's
friends were pleasantly entertained
at her home Monday evening.
There were games, luncheon and a
jolly good time.
The "jolly bunch'' or, more cor
rectly speaking, the Willmar girls
who are students at the St. Cloud
Normal school, returned to their
studies on Tuesday.
The Elks had a delightful time
at their family reunion Thursday
evening. Cards, dancing and fine
luncheon made an evening of pleas
ure for all present.
| Edward Youngberg, for sometime
a member of the Gazette force, has
gone to St. Paul where he has a
position with the Strong Warner
wholesale millinery house.
Mrs. Bertha knights Lawrence
has accepted the position offered
her by the Board of Education and
will have charge of the primary
work in the Garfield building
Mrs. Martin Olson of Atwater
attended the installation of the off,
GERS Of Sloan Chapter o. E. S.
| Wednesday evening and spent
Thursday with her sister Mrs.
James Sanderson.
| Mrs. j. H. Taylor was given
pleasant birthday surprise at her
home Saturday evening. About
fifteen ladies and gentlemen were
present and the we'll planned affair
was thoroly enjoyed.
The annual meeting of the North
western Central Educational Asso-
citation will be held at Fergus Falls
on Feb. Is and II. Many subjects
of great interest and value to
teachers will be discussed.
Prof. Albert N. Gilbertson at
tended the Science Convention in
> Minneapolis last week at which fif-
teen hundred scientists, represent
. ing universities in all parts of the
7 United States, were present.
The Housekeepers' Magazine for
!; many years one of the leading peri
odicals Of the state, will, after
March first. cease to be a Minnesota
production. The Magazine has been
= purchased by Golfers and will be
' published in New York City.
Sharon Lodge, No. 1O4, A. F..
s and A. NJ, held session for work
: in the third degree on Friday be-
e ginning at five o'clock. At $50
a delicious supper was served and
T. later the recently elected officers
h were installed. -.
: Miss Eunice Spicer gave a charm
e ing dancing party at her home
Wednesday evening. The rooms
were bright with the decorative
y holiday colors and Miss Helen Saith.
It er, at the piano, played delightful.
j. ly for the informal dancing and
II dancing games. The guests mum.
s. bered thirty at this pretty affair
id which was one of the most pleasing
. Of the holiday season.