Willmar tribune., 1911-03-29
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OF advertising your adYertl6lnR will
pay" Otherwise NOT.
Lars Halvorson went to Minnea-
polls on Saturday to bring up Erick
Hollis new Maxwell. .
Miss Ruth Spicer will accompany
Miss Mary Alien to Minneapolis to-
morrow for the weekend.
j Misses Laura and Amy Jorgenson
were delightful hostesses to the
! HooliRans Monday evening.
\ The Sophomore Senior class party
at Carlson's hall Friday evening
was q prettily appointed and jolly
affair.
Miss Myrtle Connors was hostess
to q few friends Saturday after
noon, entertaining them with pleas
ing informality.
The dates Of the Spring Lecture
course at the NJ. E. church are
Tuesday evenings of Apr. 18, May
g, 16 and q.
Q. II. Locken had an unfortunate
fall at one Of the local pool rooms
one evening last week which re-
suited in q broken leg.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Powers
entertained number Of relatives
at dinner on Sunday. Miss Alice
Smith was the honor guest.
The Ladies' Social Union of the
Presbyterian church will serve coffee
at the home of Mrs. A. Bake on
Friday afternoon. Everyone cordi-
ally invited.
Twelve ladies were the pleasantly
entertained guests Of Mrs. P. L.
johnson on Monday. An appetite
ing luncheon was served late in the
afternoon.
A group of young ladies were
very pleasantly entertained by Mrs.
Bert Gilman Friday evening.
Delightful refreshments were
served at ten o'clock.
Miss Edith Thorpe will leave
later in the week for Minneapolis.
where she will be Joined by Miss
Clara Petersen for an extended trip
to the west coast country.
Superintendent W. D. Fredrick-
son is distributing q thousand
Don't cards resented by. the
whitman Red Gross Society, among
the country schools this week.
Mrs. Parnell will have for her
guests next week Miss Eta Christi
ansen Of Amery. Wis. Miss Laura
Mindrum of Minneapolis and Clar-
ence Christensen of Sioux City.
Melvin M. Oppegard. of the
Western Guard published at
Madison. Minn., and Henry Peter
son also Of Madison. were pleasant
callers at the Tribune Office Satur-
day. 49,
Newell Olson Of Atwater well
known to many of Willmar's
younger set, has gone to Winger,
Minnesota, to take the position of
cashier of the State Bank at that
place.
Misses Kathleen Hart of Mankato
and Mary Allen Of Minneapolis.
who are to give a recital this even
ing for st. Agnes Guild arrived in
Willmar Tuesday evening and are
the guests Of friends.
j Miss Evalyn Anderson issued
dainty invitations to q number Of
her friends to spend Saturday af-
ternoon with her and made happy
time for her guests with games and
tempting refreshments.
! w. J. Lundgren. who left for the
! West last week. is located on a
homestead north Of Ryegate, Mon
tana. He has already begun his
seasons work by putting in q crop
of oats and potatoes.
In honor of Misses Edith Thorpe
and Gena Berg, Mrs. A. A. Ander-
son gave q delightful seven o'clock
supper Friday evening. The table
was centered with carnations, and
roses marked the places of the
honor guests.
George Odell went to st. Paul
for Sunday visit with his father,
Senator G. w. Odell. He was &C.
companied on his return by his sis
ter, Miss Ella Odell. who will spend
!, the spring vacation at her home in
j. Willmar.
J H. T. Olson, the monument man
was at St. Cloud last week on busi-
{ ness. and while there he met Nels
Simonson, formerly Of the Town Of
Whitefield. who was moving from
Milaca to Deerield, where he
!. expects to work at his trade as car
penter.
An informal afternoon of dainty
, stitches and, pleasant conversation
was enjoyed on Thursday BY the
Eyelet Club. who with a few 81
their friends were the guests Of Mrs.
j. English. The service Of deli.
! cious luncheon brought the enjoy.
: able gathering to q close. B.
For Mrs. s. ]. Taylor OF Garret.
son, Mrs. Robert Ives was hoeteeu