Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-04
LOCAL BREVlTIES

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Roy Landberg spent Sunday at Games
Lake. y
Hugo Hoslund spent yesterday in the
Twin Cities. - ,.
Miss Minnie Nelson went to Tripolis
for couple Of weeks visit. ,
DR.. E. Wanner went to Raymond Mon
day on professional business.
Miss Clara Allen left Monday for
few days say at Raymond.
! John Fischer Is the new salesman at
the Tom Roweli clothing store.
Mrs. B. B. Kline Of Minneapolis is .
guest at the J. D. Parnell home.
| Albert Anderson began his duties 1T
the First National Bank on Monday.
Rev. Ihomas Sco1ton left yesterday
for missionary tour thru Morrison
! county.
Miss Helen Peterson left yesterday
for two weeks visit with Kerkhoven
| friends.
| Monday, where she will teach for the
coming year.
Miss Margaret Cleary returned home
Monday from a two weeks visit at
Breckenridge.
William Frederickson Of Minneapolis
arrived Monday for a visit with rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. R. A. Nichols and two children
Of Seattle, WASH, are guests at the J.
D. Parnell home.
John Langeland left Saturday evening
for Minneapolis to spend this week at
tending the state fair.
The Misses Nora Rannestad and Irene
McGrew left Monuay for the cities to
attend the state fair.
John Rasmussen returned to Mime
apol1s Monday. a1ter visit at his par
entail home in this city.
Carl Sandberg, who is employed at
Clara City. spent Sunday in Willmar,
returning Monday night
Mrs. G. Michaelson came to Willmar
Monday from spicer. after spending the
summer at Green Lake.
Mrs. Pete OverHe and baby and Mrs.
Thompson of Benson spent Sunday at
the DR.. B. w. Olson home
Miss Abby Edgren spent Sunday In
Minneapolis, guest of friends. She
returned home last evening.
Miss Constance Marcuson left Monday
for Granite Falls after three weeks
visit with friends in this city.
Miss Myrtle Stiles Of Wisconsin, en-
route to Lisbon, N. D., was a guest at
the c. H. Walker home Friday.
Mrs. William Nelson and daughter,
Beatrice have returned from their visit
with relatives at Yankton, s. d.
Miss Mabelle sanderson resumed her
duties at the J. H. Virgins Co. Monday.
after several weeks vacation.
Elmond and Chester Nelson of Mime
apolis were guests of Miss Florence Err
ickson between trains ON Monday.
Mrs. C. E. Miller and little daughter.
Gladys of st. Paul are visiting in this
city. the guests of Miss Marie Lange.
Melvin Scoville returned to his home
at Parkers Prairie Monday, after a few
days visit at the c. H. Walker home.
Russell Peterson left the latter part
Of the week for Montevideo where he
will teach for another year in that city.
Miss Adelaide Olsoc of St. Paul, TRIM
mer st the Youngber: Millinery store.
has returned to Wilma: agai:. this year.
Mrs. James Cleary and little son
Thomas left Monday for an extended
visit at st. Paul and northern Mime
sofa
Harold and Hulda Strand of Minne-
apolis, on their way to Benson, visited
their cousin. Miss Amy Strand, between
trains Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. j F. Branton and son
Alloys have returned to tnis city from
their summers outing at their cottage
at Crescent Beach.
G. c. Haines, assessor. who has been
ill at his home on Olaf Ave-. for several
weeks. Is reported to be in q very low
condition this week
Miss Borghild Sand left on Thursday
for the Twin Cities for q short visit,
From there she will leave for Winona,
to attend the Normal.
William and Robert Johnson left last
week for Minneapolis. Robert returned
home Saturday night. while William will
remain for a longer visit.
Miss Leone Wills returned to her
home at Minneapolis Monday. after
having been guest at the c. A. Acker-
man home for several weeks
A lecture on Christian Science win be
given in the G. 8. church Thursday,
Sept IL at p m Al are cordially In
vtted to attend. No admission.
Mrs. Cecilia johnson and daughter
Miss Myrtle. of st. Paul arrived Monday
| to spend week at the home Of Mrs.
! Johnson's brother. J. F. Corbin. ~
Miss Gina berg resumed her duties
at the A. A. Anderson land Office Tues
day, after three weeks vacation
spent at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Lier
at Casselton, N. D.
Mrs. A. L. Smith entertained to din
ner Monday. The guests were Mrs. C.
E. Miller and daughter Gladys OF st.
Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. woodcock and
daughter Of this city. @
Harold Walker left Monday for Riy-
'er Falls, Wis, for short visit With
friends. From there he will leave for
Madison Wis, to take up the axricul-
tural course at the state ""U.''
The Ladies' Aid Society ~ tho r,,,t-