Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-10-04
LOCAL BREV rs E

Chas. Y. johnson was in the city
on Monday.
Miss Ethel Smith entertained the
"Hooligans" Monday evening.
Miss Marie Nelson entertained the
y Sewing Club Tuesday evening.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
iR. G. Bonham last Tuesday morning.
! Mayor E. c.. Wellin left yesterday
for Chicago on a few days business
"Trip.
The Nelson Music Co. will move
this week to the Lewis Block, los 5th
Estreet.
Mrs. Q. 81. Ekdahl returned Mon.
Fday from a visit with relatives at
RTracy, MINI.
+ Rev. and Mrs. Hultgren Of Atwa-
Eter spent Sunday at the home of Rev.
I. G. Edgren.
I Miss Florenz johnson Of Kan
diyohi is the guest Of friends in this
lefty this week.
Miss Alice Lnndquist is visiting at
The home Of John Englund near
NYillmar this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. z. Thompson Of
Spicer were in the city the guests Of
friends on Monday.
Oscar johnson Of Belview returned
on Monday to resume his studies at
the, Willmar Seminary.
Mrs. L. NJ. Sorenson left on Sat-
urday for an over Sunday visit with
her sister at Hancock.
Misses Emma Cederstrom and
Melvina Croonquist spent Sunday at
their homes in Kandiyohi.
Miss Anna Tallakson has accept
ed a position as apprentice girl at
Miss Bradford's millinery.
Mrs. c. J. Edgren from Chicago
lis visiting at present with Rev. Ed
Egren and family in Fahlun.
! Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nelson left
monday night for a short visit with
frelatives at Hallock, MINI.
Mrs. Y. e. Lawson left last Mon
Eday for a couple Of weeks visit with
Irelatives at Ishpeming, Mich.
/ Mrs. Peter Anderson and children
fof New London- teresst guests ut :
the Olof Hansen home on Sunday.
+ Mrs. H. R. Hansen arrived Satur-
Fday from Rosendale to spend Sun
day at the home of her son II. n.
Hansen.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Moline enter
Etained a few of their friends to six
Do'clock dinner on Sunday. Covers
kwere placed for twelve.
( Mrs. 0. F. Landberg and son Ed
1ward returned from Milaca last Mon
day, where they have been sojourn-
ing at the Landberg farm.
+ Mesdames E. L. Thorpe, J. r.
Petersen and Fosso will serve coffee
in the Synod church basement tomor-
krow (Thursday) afternoon.
/ Miss Nora Boyd entertained few
Iof her young lady friends Saturday
afternoon. Miss Boyd leaves for
/ Los Angeles, Calf, tomorrow.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Monson of
New London are the happy parents
of a baby daughter born to them at
/ the Willmar Hospital last Friday.
The Harvest Festival given at the
Lutheran church at Tripolis last
Friday was well attended. Rev. G.
Peterson Of Willmar was present and
gave very interesting talk.
T Miss Nora Nelson, who has been a
guest at the J. S. Lee home for the
past two weeks, left yesterday forsa a
visit at Duluth before returning to
her home at Spooner, MINI.
Rev. E. NJ. Hansen was installed in
the New London, Irving and Burbank
pastorate of the Lutheran Free
church last Sunday, Rev. G. E. Nord-
berg Of Marinette, Wis, officiating.
Mrs. Peter Rasmussen entertained
q few young lady friends at her
home last Wednesday evening in hon-
Of Miss Constance Marcuson, the
occasion being her birthday anniver-
sary.
Young Peoples meeting will be
fheld next Sunday at 1 80 p. m. at
the B. O. Bitterness home. A good
program, consisting Of songs, select
readings, and speech by Rev. Johan-
sen, will be rendered. Everybody
WELCOME.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. L. Parmeter and
Mrs. Madison left this morning FOR.
Minneapolis where they win attend
the seventeenth annual session Of
the Northern Minnesota Conference
Of the M. =. church. They will re-
main until Monday.
Mr.. Hans Grotvet, an old settler