Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-05-17
LOCAL BREVIIIB

Il LOCAL BREvIIIB |
Miss Marie Botnen was home from
Roseland for an over Sunday visit.
The Silent Club will be the guests
of Mrs. Harold Frost this evening.
Mrs. F. A. Rogers will entertain
the Eyelet Club on Thursday after
noon.
Sloan Chapter o. E. S. will in
itiate six candidates at their meet
ing May oath.
Mrs. J. Losleben left for Superior
on Thursday to spend month or
two with her mother.
Miss Clara Munson went to Rem.
vile Friday evening and remained
until Monday morning.
Attorneys N. D. March and A.
+. Foster were here from Litchfeld
Saturday on legal business.
Miss Celia Wander WORT has been
engaged to teach the sixth grade
in the Hutchinson school next year.
RAYMOND is planning q 4th Of
July celebration which will be the
biggest event in the history Of the
town.
Miss Mamie Peterson has been
home since Monday from Hutchin-
son where she has spent the past
four weeks. s
Rev E. 0. Ericsson has taken
charge Of the Lake Elizabeth church.
He and Mrs. Ericsson arrived from
Mankato last week.
Rev. H. Gates attended the fu-
neral Of Postmaster C. II. Strobeck
at Iitchfeld on Wednesday and as
sisted in the services.
Sixty farmers in the vicinity Of
Madison. Minn.. have organized
Cooperative Mercantile Company
with q capital stock Of $4,000.
The Paynesville high school build
ing was destroyed by fire on FRI
day. 1t is reported that the build
ing and contents were q total loss.
Mrs. Bertha K. Lawrence has
accepted the position Of instructor
in the Normal department Of the
Litchfeld High school for next year.
The girls of the senior cooking
class will entertain their mothers
at, a six o'clock supper at the In-
|dustrial building tomorrow (Thurs-
day} evening
C. K. Wright, a travelling sales
man for a Minneapolis house. has
rented the F. H. Knox residence on
Litchfeld Ave. West and will bring
his family here soon.
Arthur johnson returned from
ST. Louis last week. The treat
ment he had been taking at Z. C.
McLa Sanatorium is proving
of great benefit to him.
C. Rasmussen, Road Master on
this division Of the G. N. railroad,
will bring his family from Morris
the first Of June. They will occupy
the c. E. Hornbeck residence.
The Ladies Aid of the Swedish
M. E. church will meet next thurs
day, the 18th, at the church at 2
O'Clock. Mrs. C. A. Green will serve
refreshments. Everyone cordially
welcome.
Miss Mabel Williams goee to
Window, Minn., to teach next year
and Miss Elenore Kelson has ac-
cepted the position of teacher of
Mathematics in the 7th and 9Th
grades of the Watertown, S. D.,
schools.
Miss Anna Schollin had for q
weekend guest Miss Margaret
Kennedy Of Minneapolis and in her
honor gave q Dreamland party Sat
urday evening with dainty refresh
ments served after their return
from the opera house.
A little perpetual notion in
the shape of revolving blades
within a glass bulb is a novelty in
the window of Anderson Bros. :
jewelry store which is attracting
considerable attention and pulling
everyone who endeavors to solve
the mystery Of its motive power.
DR.. H. E. Frost and Dr.. C. E..
Gerretson are entertaining at
''Woldhurst" Eagle Lake. today.
It is to be an all day session to which,
thirty Of their friends were bidden..
The invitations are beautiful pen
and ink sketches of the cottage,
the work Of Miss Helen Tallman.