Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-02-01
LOCAL BREVlIIES

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The G. N. station at BelliDgham
was destroyed by fire Sunday night.
! Miss Ethel Peterson is taking a
course at a Sioux Falls business
College.
The Birthday Club spent Tuesday
afternoon very delightfully."- with
Mrs. Anna Dickey.
! The Modern Samaritans gave an
enjoyable card and dancing party at
Carlson's hall Friday.
The Monday Afternoon Club will
be the guests of Mrs. G. A. Moore
on Monday, February 6.
The Hooligans were the pleasant
ly entertained guests Of Miss Lille
Noren Tuesday evening.
February 24th is the date of the
"Weatherwax Brothers Quartette''
at the Presbyterian church. ;.
G. A. Erickson has sold the en-
tire equipment of the Willmar
Glove factory to a firm in Bemidji.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frogner are
rejoicing in the arrival of baby
daughter on Friday. January 9th.
Mrs. Richard Butler had for her
guest from Friday until Tuesday
Mr.. George Blanchard of St. Paul.
Miss Florence Couling has accept
ed position in the G. N. Offices at
St.. Paul and will leave for that city
soon. .....-y ..T
Judge C. E. Lien left for Litch-
field this morning to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Liens brother, Even
Evenson.
Miss Cora johnson, who had been
home caring for her mother who
was ill, returned to Minneapolis on
Saturday.
Six young ladies were the guests
of Miss Nora Johnson Friday even
ing and were informally and pleas
antly entertained.
Mrs. John Feig gave a *:Kaffe
Klatsch'' at her home Saturday af-
ternoon. delightfully."- entertaining
a group of her neighbors.
The meeting of St. Agnes Guild.
which was to have been held last
Monday evening. was postponed un-
til Monday evening, Feb. 6.
Mrs. L. o. Thorpe was charm
ing hostess at her home Monday af-
|ternoon entertaining = ter of her
friends informally and pleasantly.
! Oliver Anderson's dancing party
Thursday evening was jolly affair,
and the excellent music by Noreen's
Orchestra was appreciated by all
the dancers.
A gratifying number attended
the musicale given by the young
people at the Presbyterian church
Monday evening and were enter
tanned with a fine program.
| A few ladies were pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs. w. G. Mapes on
Tuesday in honor of her mother.
! Mrs. Haines of Minneapolis, who
has been her guest the past week.
| Mrs. Alfred Gilbertson enter
tained a group Of eight ladies at
her home Thursday afternoon and
Iseveral of her girl friends in the
evening. Both affairs were pleas
ingly appointed and very enjoyable.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Benson we're
hosts at a delightful gathering at
| their home Monday evening. A
group of fifteen of their friends
were pleasantly entertained with
games and elaborate refreshments.
Mrs. S. E. Stansberry was suffi-
ciently recovered from the recent
operation to which she submitted
at Minneapolis hospital to return
to her home at Willmar on Tues
day.
Il A sleigh load of Willmar- young
, people went to Svea Friday evening
and assisted Chris Berg in celebrat-
ing his birthday anniversary. Mr..
Berg entertained his friends very
! pleasantly at the Henry Bjelken-
, gren home.
81 Miss Gladys Wold had planned 9
sleighing party for a number of her
school friends Saturday evening, but
E the January thaw made change Of
4 plans necessary and her guests
were very happily entertained at
: her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nelson en-.
3 tertained number Of friends at 3
2 delightful dinner party at their
home Wednesday evening in honol
= of Mr.. and Mrs. Otof Walin, wht
q left for their home in Canada OF
I Thursday after month s visit will
: friends in Willmar and vicinity.
. Miss Mayme Booth has been ap
. pointed supervisor of art in til,
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