Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-12
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Rev. A. Gates held services at the
Paynesville Episcopal church on
Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Grangaard Of Rogers. N. D.. We'd
nesday. April 5th. son.
The Caffarelli Orchestra will give
q dancing party Wednesday even
ing. April 10Th at the Bonde hall.
Miss Minnie Hedin Of Norway
Lake is teaching a three months
term of school at Haema, Kittson
County.
The Willmar girls. who are stud.
ents at the st. Cloud Normal school,
are expected home today for their
Easter vacation.
The assessors on benefits and
damages in raising the waters Of
Foot Lake to their normal level are
in session here this week.
Howard Hengstler has gone to
New London to take charge Of Dr..
Oppegaard's 8 practice for few days
during the Doctors absence.
c. E. Bergquist, formerly of this
county, has been appointed post
master at the newly established
post Office at Duval, N. Oak.
Mrs. Oscar Larson was hostess at
an informal evening company at her
home Friday and entertained her
guests. who numbered IA. very
pleasantly.
E. L. Udell has resigned his po-
sition as supervisor of manual train
ing in the Willmar High school and
accepted a like position in the
Fairmont schools.
The marriage ceremony of Frank
G. Miller and Reka johnson, both
Of Turner County. S. D., was per-
formed by Rev. H. Gates at the
rectory on Monday.
Sanford Dodge. always favor
ite withWillmar theatre goers, will
appear in The Merchant of Venice
at the Opera House tomorrow
Thursday evening.
Remember the lecture next Tues
day night, "A Rambling Yankee
in Europe. at the Methodist
church. 4th St. and Trott Ave. BY.
the Rev. DR.. Jordan.
Attorney George Tyler, after "a
enforced vacation Of three or four
weeks at his home in Willmar, was
sufficiently recovered to return to
Elk River on Monday.
The adjourned term of district
court convened on the sixth. Three
unfinished cases from former term
were finished and court adjourned
Friday evening after being in 3es-
sion two days.
A jolly party was given at the
Andrew Peterson home Monday
evening in honor of NJ. I. Tweezer
Of Minneapolis. Games and q de-
licious lunch were among the pleas
ures of the affair.
The W. C. T. U. meets with
Mrs. J. w. Galliford, 9l4 Campbell
Ave. next Tuesday afternoon at
three o'clock. 1t will be mothers
meeting lead by Mrs. F. C. Beese.
All ladies cordially welcome.
An attractive bunch were the
Juvenile Bostonians' at the opera
house Wednesday evening. Their
singing. acting and dancing were
pleasing, costumes fresh and pretty
and the stage settings very effective.
Mrs. George E. Thomas enter
tanned few of the neighborhood
young ladies at supper Thursday
evening. The honor guests were
Miss Mary Ferraby of Candy and
Miss Eta Christensen of Amery !,
Wis. ..s..
The drill team of the Royal
Neighbors will give a social at
Carlson's hall Tuesday evening,
April 25th. A good program in
cluding farce will be given. Ad-
mission 25c. Lunch free. Every
one cordially welcome.
Mrs. Fred Larson and baby
daughter, Mary, arrived from
Minneapolis Monday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Larson will spend the
summer at Green Lake. having re-
Gently purchased the cottage form
erly owned bv E. T. Young.
Miss Anna Fridlund was hostess
at her home on Sunday to the Skog-
lund orchestra Of Svea. and q few
other friends. The guests number
led Is and the music By the orchestra
was exceptionally pleasing. Delic.
ious refreshments were served By
the hostess.
Train No. 8 was wrecked al
| Grove City Friday morning. An
open switch caused the accident.
! The engine and two mail cars were
derailed and tipped over. Very
fortunately no one was injured.