Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-05-03
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L. A. Vik has purchased new
Buick touring car.
G. c. Haines, assessor for the
city of Willmar, started on his
work Monday.
C. Berghuis has received his ap-
poinment for another term as post
master at Clara City.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Fitz-
gerald on Monday. May 1st, q little
son and little daughter.
Mrs. H. Gates will be hostess to
the Eyelet Club at her home tomor-
row (Thursday) afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rost are at
home in the s. E. Magnuson resi-
dence on East Litchfield Ave.
Miss Emma Hanson Of Benson
has accepted the position of cashier
at the Berkness, Peterson. Store.
The Seminary defeated the Ben
son High school at the Willmar
base ball grounds on Saturday 8 to
z.
G. A. Foster : was host to
the Mems League Monday evening
and made delightful evening for
his guests.
Miss Emma Hildahl was hostess
and the Sewing Club her guests at
a pleasant meeting of the Club
Tuesday evening.
After a six months leave of alb
sence H. Craswell left on Saturday
for Sioux City to resume his posi-
tion with the Great Northern.
Rev. Thomas Scotton conducted
services at the Clara City Presby-
terian church last Sunday, in the
absence of the pastor. Rev. Roulston.
The marriage ceremony of John
Edward Paulson and Clara Nelson
was performed by Rev. H. Gates
Of St. Luke's church Saturday even
ing.
F. L. Smith is at home from his
trip to the West Coast country.
Fred Smith has taken q position in
Oregon and will remain there for
the present.
Mr.. and: Mrs. Peter Nelson
have issued invitations for the mar
riage Of their daughter, Edith A.
to Jonas p Lindquist on Wednes-
day, May 10th. 1911.
Miss Katherine Sloppy Of ST.
Paul will address the Woman's
Auxiliary Of St. Iuke's church at
the Parish house on Monday after
noon, May 9Th. at o'clock.
The Minnesota & Western Grain
Co. .are remodeling their feed room
to arrange for grinding feed for
the farmers and expect to have
everything ready for business in
short time:
Miss Emma Rykken will begin
teaching the parochial school at Be-
thesda Homes next Monday and Miss
Emma T. Johnson will go to Svea
to take charge of the parochial
school there.
Mrs. Anna G. Dickey of Minnea-
p0lis was in Willmar Thursday look.
ing after her furniture which was
stored in the Virgins building and
damaged by water at the time of
the burning of the mill.
Waste paper thrown about the
yards and streets is most unsightly
and ruins the otherwise neat and
attractive appearance Of a town,
and also increases danger of fire.
Remember this and do your part
toward remedyin9 the evil.
Mrs. B. F. Miller entertained
very charmingly Thursday evening
in honor Of Miss Ema Bartleson,
president of the jefferson Park Hos
pital at Chicago, who was guest
of Willmar friends last week.
Miss Bartleson returned home on
Saturday.
Thursday mornings fast mail
was DELAYED a couple of hours at
Litchfield. 1t was found neces-
sary to draw the fires and send to
Willmar for another engine. The
CRATE had been burned through
throwing the burning coal into the
ash pit of the engine.
Ed LeSuer left for Chicago on
Tuesday and from there will 70 to
Jacksonville. Florida. where he will
attend the National Convention Of
the 0. R. c., which opens May 9th,
as a delegate from the Willmar
lodge. Mrs. F. M. Kendall, who
is visiting in the South, will repre-
sent Willmarine Chapter at the con-
vention.
This ls the ''Gasollne Age
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