Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-05-24
Personal and Otherwise

Cream.
Swan Anderson is at South St.
Paul today on business.
Mrs. F. 0. Berglund has been
home from Kerkhoven since Mon
day.
w. j. Williams and family spent
Sunday at their Crescent Beach cot
tage.
AUTOMOBILE RED
AGAINST FIRE Lewis Johnson.
Agent. Is
Mrs. Henry Rost will be hostess
to the Silent Club at her home this
afternoon.
Dr.. H. E. Frost entertained the
Cribbage Club Saturday ewing for
his father DR.. E. S. Frost.
May 22-Anders Gronbeck to
Olive Emily Lorentson
May 23-John Fladeboe to Alma
Olson.
J. L. Gale has had electric lights
installed in his store on Fifth street
and will keep open Saturday even
ings in the future.
Mrs. E. G. Swanson and daughter
Airline have gone to Clara City for
a short stay and on their return
will go to Grove City for few
days.
The ice cream social advertised
to be given by the Y. P. s. Of St.
Johns church Saturday evening,
May 9th has been postponed. The
date will be given later.
Mrs. P. Walner, who has spent
the past several months with her
daughter. Mrs. Ole Lundquist,
leaves tomorrow for Hoffman and
from there will go to Home City
for visit.
The Birthday Club we're the
guests of Mrs. Herbert Mcdonald
Monday afternoon and were given
a delightful time. A = tempting
supper was served and the birthday
gift was beautiful bed spread.
Mrs. F. Van Houten and daughters
visited in Willmar last week. they
will also be the guests of friends
in Atwater, Granite Falls and
MINNEAPOLIS before returning to
Breckenridge.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Peterson leave
today for Crow River, Wright
County, to be present at the 40
years. festival of that church.
Both Rev. and Mrs. Peterson. were
charter members of the church.
the Reverend beng one of the first
trustees.
DR.. P. A. Mattson. president of
the G. A. College at St. Peter. will
deliver his illustrated lecture on
Palestine at the Mamrelund church
next Monday evening. This will
be very interesting address, and a
treat to the people of that commun-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Thomas of
Minneapolis. accompanied by w.
G. Albee of Tacoma, motored to
Willmar on Sunday. Mr.. Albee
left on Monday morning and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas remained for a
day or two. guests at the G. E.
Thomas home.
Mrs. 7. o. Gilbert was pleasing
hostess at Thimble bee given for
number of her lady friends Fri
day afternoon. The gentlemen
were invited to join them at de-
licious six o'clock supper. A center
piece of flowers decorated the table
very prettily.
Mrs. George w. Tyler and Miss
Alene Sherwood left Saturday morn
ing for Minneapolis. where Attorney
George Tyler met them with his
car and took them to Mortified.
They attended the annual lawn fete
of Carleton College and returned
home Sunday evening.
P. H. Frye, A. 0. Qvale and O.
A. Norman. viewers of judicial
ditch No. 6, met at the court house
on Tuesday. They were sworn in
and will commence their work on
Wednesday May 31st. Engineer
Rowat will accompany them on
their tour of inspection.
Mrs. Anna Lind. aged 70 years,
died on Saturday. May 18th. at her
home in Mamre. Mrs. Lind was
born in Sweden in 184l. Her death
was caused by heart failure. The
funeral services were held at the
home on Tuesday Rev. G. Peterson
officiating. and the burial was in
the Swedish Lutheran church ceme-
terv. 49,
| Among the list of names given in
the city papers of University stu
dents who are quarantined on &C.
count of supposed diptheria is that
of Walter R. Porter Of Willmar.
A telephone message to the physi-
clan in charge brought the reply
that Walter had bad case of ton