Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-08
LOCAL BREVlTIES

Thursday afternoon.
A ministers meeting was held at
the Lake Elizabeth Swedish Baptist
church on Tuesday.
Miss Adella Olson. cashier for
Benson Bros. & Jorris. is back at
work after a weeks illness.
Mrs. George Winney was pleas
ing hostess to a small group of her
lady friends on Thursday.
DR.. H. E.. Frost made profess
sional visit to Danvers on Sunday.
returning Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Parnell en-
tertained small group of friends
very pleasantly Friday evening.
George Robbins has moved from
his former location to the A. j.
Ekander building on third street.
The Sewing Club were very
happily entertained by Miss Rachel
Ellingson at her home Tuesday
evening.
The Sacred Concert at the M. e.
church Sunday evening was greatly
enjoyed by large and appreciative
audience.
J. H. Wiggins was at Browns
Valley on Thursday looking after
; the company's heating and plumb
ing contracts. + p.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
church will be entertained by Mrs.
Fred Bohne at her home. 702 End
St., this afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. L. M. Crosby en-
tertained at a family dinner party
on Sunday. in celebration of their
18th wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith have
come here from Watertown, S. D.,
to reside and will make their home
in one Of the Wiggins flats.
w. ]. Pinney expects to leave
about the 18th for Eastern Oregon,
where he willrepresent the Oregon
Colonization Land Company.
J. w. Roberts of Eau Claire,
Wis, Evangelist for the S. S.
Union spoke at the Swedish
Baptist church Sunday evening;
o: A. Klopp, manager Of the new
store being established at Svea by
the Klopp Mercantile Co., moved
his household out to that point last
Friday. -
M. E. Mattson Of Gennessee was
in the city last Monday. He has
sold his interests sat Brownlee,
Sask., from which place he returned
early in the winter.
Prof. Swain is making regular
visits to New London where he
teaches a class of violin pupils.
He is planning to organize an or
chestra at that place.
The G. O. Sand Clothing Co. of
this city will open branch store
at Milaca next Saturday. Enoch
Linquist, who will be in charge
left for Milaca on Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Kent and Mrs. Will
Hackett, who represented the
Willmar R. N. lodge at the State
meeting in Minneapolis last week.
returned home Friday evening.
| Miss Esther Walberg was at Ray
mond on Monday organizing
class in music. Miss Walberg is
a fine musician and will undoubted-
ly make success Of her work.
| Mrs. S. A. Paulson of New Lon
don. Minn., and Mrs. A. II. Trettin
of Minneapolis were recently shown
about the institution by Dr.. New
man Prison Mirror. (Stillwater).
Peter Erickson of Grue station
was in Willmar Monday. Mr..
Erickson wishes to retire from
farming and offers his farm for
sale in another column of this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson ex-
pect to leave Willmar and make
their home in Fargo. Mr.. johnson
is at Fargo now and on his return
it will be definitely decided when
they will leave.
! DR.. L. S. Keyes. formerly of this
city now of Minneapolis, was
among the unfortunate ones who
met with serious loss in the de-
struction Of the Syndicate block.
by fire on Sunday.
i The debate at the High School
Literary Society on Friday Re-
solved that the Willmar High
School should enter State Debating
League next year, : was won by the
affirmative. The points on both
.|sides were splendidly taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams en-.
tertained pleasant gathering Of
relatives and a few friends at their
home Monday evening. The honor
guests were Rev. and Mrs. John W..
Beard who will leave on Friday for
their new home at Tacoma. Wash.
A company Of twelve Of the long
time friends Of Mr. and Mrs. l. I. :.
! Cramer called informally at their
/ home Monday evening and gave
i Mrs. Cramer q delightful birthday
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