Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
Personal and Otherwise


club on Saturday afternoon. A
beautifully appointed luncheon was
served and handsome umbrella
was the birthday gift. Mrs. S. B.
Qvale will entertain the club in
May. s.5 sS.. ~ - - -. .-: ~
Mrs. Charles Wallin is recovering
finely from a recent operation at
the Willmar hospital.
B Mrs. Martin Mattson, who passed
thru a serious operation at the
Willmar hospital last week. is do
ing nicely.
Funeral services for the eight
months old baby of Mr.. and Mrs,
Nerness. who recently removed. to
this county from the south. were
held at St. Johns church on Thurs
day, Rev.5:7M. B. Michaelson officiat-
ing. 5<S,
Miss Effie McLaird, the State
President #of the Young Peoples s
Branch Of the W.. c. T.. u, will
give an address to the young
people Of. f.Willmar, Friday evening
at 500 o'clock at the NJ. E. church.
All are invitedSto be present. Come
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Rev. "A. M. Arntzen. Lutheran
Free Church missionary, was in the
city this week. He is preparing an
article on Willmar to be published
in FolkebIadet in advance of the
annual meeting of that church to
be held here, thus giving our city
a lot of desirable advertising.
The Royal Neighbors again
proved themselves royal entertain
ers Tuesday evening. An enjoyable
program was given, closing with
the funniest sort of a farce. Ap-
petizing refreshments were served
and the remainder of the evening
was devoted to general good time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Lidstone
came from Minneapolis Saturday
night and spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. H. j Ramsett. Mr..
Lidstone left Mondav evening for
Fargo to accept a fine promotion
with the Northwestern Telephone
Company. Mrs. Lidstone will re.
main in Willmar for couple OF
weeks. .~.
The Easter Sale and supper given
by the Ladies' Guild of St. Luke's
church Friday evening was a most
successful affair. The delicious
supper was we'll patronized as was
also the table of fancy and useful
articles and fancy bag and candy
} booth of St. Agnes Guild.
Sharon Lodge No. 1O4 A. F. anc
A. M. have issued invitations fol
Friday evening April 28th, wher
they will Informally entertain al
Masons and members of Sloan
chapter O. E. S. together will
their families. Dancing, cards
music and refreshments constitute
the evenings program.
Emil Ekblad, son Of Peter Elk
), blad, of Lake Andrew. was KICKED
last Monday by a mare which wa
jealously guarding her colt. Botl
!, feet Of the horse struck the boy OF
his chest. The doctor who wa
called found no bones broken an,
! no symptoms Of any serious interna
injury. so that it is expected tha
Emil will speedily recover from hi
: accident. 49,.
! France Walquist and family NOV
+ today to Spicer where they expec
to reside for some time. MIR. Wal
d lquist resigned his position at Sar
Rasmusson's smithy. and has cor
q cluded that he wants rest fror
y that kind of work for a time
Their manv friends here are sorr
to see them leave Willmar. an
/ hope they will conclude to retur
again after while.
j The following ladies, who const
tute the serving committee for tk
May meeting of the Housekeeper'
Club. are asked to meet at the L
brary basement on Saturday afte
noon, April 20, at 2:30 o'clocl
Mrs. Thomas, chairman; Mesdam,
Tyler, I. o. Thorpe, ]. H. Iaylo
w. r. Sommerville. J. B. War
81. w. White. G. A. Affleck, j.. l,
4 Barrett and G. "a. Benson.