Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15
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charge Of the office of the Wilmer
Greenhouse.
The Mems League enjoyed Mon
dav evening with George Bitterness
at his home.
Miss Ella Williams entertained
St. Agnes Guild very pleasantly
Monday evening.
Charles E. and Fred Monson of
New London motored to the county
seat yesterday.
The Silent Club were charminRly
entertained by Mrs. L M. Crosby
Thursday evening.
The Mozart Club will meet with
Miss Frances Hedin at 702 4th st.
next Monday evening.
Walter De La Hunt gave the A.
0. S. B. jolly good time at his
home Monday evening.
Senator Frank Murray of Bird
Island transacted probate court
business here on Monday.
Aug. Edblom of Litchfield ar
rived on Thursday to begin work as
machinist with the Great Northern.
The Misses Hanscom were host
esses to the Hooligans Monday even
ing ard made delightful time for
their guests.
Julius johnson. who had his
right foot operated on at the Will
mar hospital last week is able to be
out on crutches.
F. A. Nelson of Fahlun called at
the Tribune Office yesterday.
Frank says he will not be in any
hurry to start seeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gamberg Of
New London. left on Friday for
Vancouver. WASH. where they ex-
pect to make their home.
The Southwestern Minnesota
Editors held their annual meeting
in Mankato last week, closing with
q banquet at the SaulpauRh Friday
evening.
P. G.. Williams came up from st.
Paul on Saturday to spend a few
days with Willmar friends before
leaving for Wyoming, where he ex-
fpects to 60 into business. - -.
Ernest Freed and Arthur johnson
of Fahlun were in the city yester-
day enroute for. Badger, Mimi,
where they have engaged for work
with dredge crew on q state ditch.
Mrs. H. J. Ramsett will enter
tain the Eastern Star thimble-bee at
her home on Thursday afternoon.
March 10th. Mesdames F. w.
Minton, S. Pnrsley and F. L. Smith
will be assisting ladies.
Julius johnson, who has been
employed by ]. C. Dale for the past
five years, has decided to remain
with Berg & Sorenson Co.. successors
to Mr.. Dale, and will be pleased to
have his many friends call on him.
DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Frost and
daughters sailed from Paris on
Monday for Liverpool. They will
spend month in England and then
turn their faces homeward, where
most cordial welcome awaits them.
Mrs. Harold Frost entertained
the Silent Club Monday evening
very pleasantly. Shamrock place
cards and green tapers made the
table, on which q tempting menu
was served, most attractive.
Mrs. H. L. Beckjord and little
son sailed from Manila March 4th
and will arrive in San Francisco
early in April. They will probably
reach Willmar a few weeks later.
MIR. Beckjord plans to join them
here in July.
The Ladies Guild of st. Luke's
church are preparing for an Easter
sale to be held at the Parish House
on Friday April 21st. All MEM
bers of the Guild are requested to
send in their donations week be-
fore the sale.
Rev. j. O.. Lundberg. pastor of
the Swedish Lutheran church at
Beckville. is one of the early pur-
chasers Of an automobile. He closed
the deal this week with the Chellin
Bros. agency for a 5000 Overland.
-Litchfield Sat. Review.
! Miss Florence Christianson was
the honor guest at a very delightful
party given. by MIR. and Mrs. Carl
Anderson at their home Thursday.
IeveninR. Numerous entertaining
lgames and delicious refreshments
were among the pleasures of the
[evening.
Mrs. Henry Palm returned on
| Monday from Sioux Falls, where
she had been to attend the wedding
of her brother. She was accom-
panied by her sister; Mrs. Thoren-
ston who will spend a few days il
] Willmar before going to her home
at Red Wing.
| The Ladies' Mission Society Of
/ the Swedish Lutheran church Of
i New London will meet at the Town
/ Hall on the afternoon and evening
Of Friday, March "a. The ladies
/ who will serve refreshments are