Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-19

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Friday, April 81. will be Observed
as Bird and Arbor Day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Tjos-
void Oh Monday, April ~. I I son.
The Rebekahs initiated FIVE candi-
dates at their meeting Tuesday
evening. :, :.
Prof. C. A. and "A. C. Peterson
spent Easter Sunday at their home
in Benson.
Miss Anna Ryd made delight
full evening for the Sewing Club at
her home Tuesday.
Arthur Anderson returned to his
studies at the ''U"on Monday after
q weeks vacation.
Mrs. J. E. Lawler is enjoying
visit from her sister Miss Anna
Donovan of Clontarf.
Miss Hannah Hanson and brother
Hans were guests Of Mrs. Tulin at
Kandiyohi on Saturday.
The Mozart Club met at Miss
Reed studio last evening. It was
a Beethoven evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lien were
here Saturday enroute from Grace
vile to- Hot Springs, Ark.
Will T. Markhus came up from
Minneapolis to spend Easter with
his mother Mrs. j. Markhus.
Mrs. Jorgenson Of Montevideo
was entertained by Mrs. John Skool-
helm Saturday and Sunday.
Oswald Grangaard went to Litch-
field Monday for q short visit with
Ed Sletten and Adolph Kiland.
Hubert P. Limperich, foreman
Of the Alexandria Post News. was
in Willmar on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard D. Frye and baby
daughter went to Montrose Tuesday
for weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. l. Markhus was a guest Of
her sister. Mrs. D. C. Jordahl ut
Norway Lake Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nelson had
for their guests on Saturday Prof.
land Mrs. Albert Hegstrom Of May
nard.
Oswald GrapRaard. who had been
home for q few days vacation. re-
turned to Portland, N. OAK. Tues
Iday evening.
r. Mrs. " II. McCune md dau1 ~
Tier Avis, after q week 5 visit With
Dr.. and Mrs. Harold Porter left
for Sioux City on Saturday.
The WiIlmar young ladies', who
are attending the St. Cloud Normal
school resumed their studies yester-
day after the Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c., Sandven, en-
route to Norway from their home
at Seattle, WASH, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. John Skool-
helm.
F. G. Lewis. who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Willmar
hospital last week, is recovering
| finely and will soon be able to leave
the hospital.
Prof. L. E. Falk of Svea was an
Easter guest, at Rev. Lundberg's
home at Beckville. and assisted in
the services at tie church Sunday
morning.
The west show case at the studio
Of M. r. Simons was broken into
by tramp early this week. The
photo Of the marauder now occupies
a prominent place in the case.
| Supt. and Mrs. P. C.. Tonning
returned to st. Paul on Monday.
Their stay in Willmar was marked
by several delightful social affairs
at which they were the honor
|guests.
E. C. Wellin, Judge and Mrs. G. E.
Qvale, and NJ .1Jorgenson were among
those from Willmar who attended
the funeral of Mrs. Andrew Railson
at E. Norway Lake church on Tues
day.
J. The plans and specifications for
the handsome new pipe-organ,
dedicated in the Beckville, Swedish
Lutheran church Monday evening.
were the work Of C. O.. Lundb dberg,
son of Pastor ]. o. Lundberg.
The old time friends Of Mrs. ].
D. Sprague. at one time q. resident
, Of Willmar. will be sorry to hear
Of the death Of her mother. Mrs.
Lydia S. Bradt, who passed away
at her home in Hollev, New York.
on Sunday. April second.
I AT the Easter supper and sale to
be held on Friday. April 81, at the
parish house, st. Agnes Guild will
have an attractive assortment 81
fancy bags for sale also quantities
Of the delicious candy for which the
). members Of that guild are famous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Hedin arrived
from Minneapolis Saturday evening
called here. by the deaths Of their
! mothers. Mrs. Lars Hedin and Mrs.
Andrew Railson. both Of whom