Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-06
Personal and Otherwise

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Aug. Hoglund was in the cities
yesterday.
Miss Anna Ryd spent Sunday and
Monday in the cities.
Miss Margaret Nysteun left this
morning for Minneapolis for short
stay.
Misses Amy and Marion Hanscom
entertained the "Hooligan's" Tues
day evening. ~ss- =.z5>
About seventy tickets were sold to
State Fair visitors from Willmar
station Monday.
Miss Elsie Hoglund will leave to-
morrow for Mcintosh, where she will
teach in the public schools.
Misses Harriet and Abbie Grenall
offspring Park visited at the Carrie
Odell home few days this week.
Mrs. Ernest Ahlborn returned to
her rome at Minneapolis on Monday,
after visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coss Of Luverne,
accompanied by their niece, Mrs. Joe
Gof, Of this city autoed to Grand
Forks Monday.
Miss Margaret Spencer entertain
ed a few friends Tuesday evening
before leaving to take up her work at
the Pratt Institute.
Misses Mae Ellingson, Olga Knut-
son and Bertha Berkness will leave
tomorrow for Minneapolis for a few
days stay at the State Fair.
Miss Olive Landing returned to her
horne at Glenwood the. first Of the
week, after spending the summer
with her grandfather, 0. B. Glar-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson and
son Lowell and Miss Mable Nelson
went to Svea Monday to be present
at the christening Of the little daugh-
terzof Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Haugen of
Chippewa county are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Glarum. Mr..
Haugen came over from Norway in
company with Mr.. Glarum, forty
three years ago. They expect to vis-
1T the Bethesda Homes before they
return. =. .sas .s.......7e
4 pleasant surprise was sprung on
Miss Ella Oleson north Of the city,
Wednesday evening, by a number of
her friends. At a late hour delicious
refreshments were served. They left
Miss Olson a beautiful present as a
remembrance Of her 18th birthday.
All reported a good time.
T. c. Cash, the carnival man, went
thru the city Monday for Clara City.
He predicted that Willmar would
have an aeroplane flight as a feat
ure Of it's fair next year. He said
the hay rack rube acrobats booked
this year for Willmar are the best
Of their class that he knows of. r.~
Tie marriage Of Clara Marie
Johnson, daughter of Mr.. J. W. John
son residing on First street, to Miner
Hildahl occurs this evening at the
BRIDES home, Rev. NJ. B. Michaelson
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Hildah]
| will be at home to their friends al
Estevan, Canada, after October l.
A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs
E. w. Hanson Of Wheaton and Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Lundquist and son
Edmond, of Graceville, motored tt
Willmar last Friday and visited with
friends in this city until Monday
Mr.. Hanson is in the music business
at Wheaton, but is seriously consid.
ering change Of location and may
conclude to locate at Willmar.
Captain T. G. Olson Of the Saliva.
tion Army, who has been in charg,
Of the local barracks for some ovel
two years, will leave next week OF
a three weeks furlough. He does no
know as yet what his next assign
ment will be, but naturally it will no
be Willmar. We believe that Cap
tain Olson's work at Willmar ha:
been Of a more lasting character
than any previously done here. I
seems that the Army is now per
manently established at Willmar.