Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-02-21

Miss Olive Crosby is visiting with
Friends in the cities. H.,
Jallmer Nyquist is on the sick list
| BIT his home this week.
Mrs. V. Nelson entertained at
| len o'clock a. m. luncheon today.
Mrs. Fred Alderman very nicely
entertained the Silent Cub last Sat-
hrday. - W.
/ Arnold Ryden went to Donnelly
MONDAY on business. He returned
!last evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ole E. Erickson of
Lake Lillian are visiting at tn, home
lof Andrew Ray. .@
A little daughter was born to Mr..
land Mrs. Roy p. Jones Of Kandiyohi
yesterday morning.
Mrs. A. F. Hanscom went to st.
Paul this morning to attend the fu-
neral of her sister.
L. A. Gaut and family moved into
their new residence on West Litch-
field avenue this week.
Christ Elkjer left Thursday for
Roslyn, S. D., where he has taken
charge Of creamery.
W. D. Mapes moved into First
Ward this week in the residence just
vacated by L. A. Gaut family.
james Sanderson and daughter,
Miss Daisy Of Kandiyohi will spend
tomorrow at their home in this CITY.
Henry and Otto Osmundson and
Owen Ward are spending this week
in Minneapolis attending the automo-
bile show.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. R. Petersen very
pleasantly entertained at a dinner
party Sunday at their home at 405
Ninth street North.
Night foreman Roberts of the
round house returned to duty last
Friday after ten days. lay-off on
account Of sickness.
Miss Esther Anderson returned to
her home at Lake Elizabeth Monday,
after a short visit at the VIM. Eng
lund home in this city. r..
Agent J, 2. p. Parnell enjoyed few
days vacation in the cities the first
Of the week. Relief Agent w. D.
Mapes took his place.
Henry Forsberg, Jacob Gerstle and
Nels Newberg, Of the round house
crew, took the early train to Mime
apolis Sunday to spend the day.
Mrs. Anton Sunburg was surpris-
ed last Saturday by a number of her
friends who came to remind her of
her birthday. They left a number of
presents.
Mrs. George Bitterness entertained
the Primary class Of the Presbyter-
ian Sunday school Thursday after
noon at her home on Ell venth St.,
from 2 to 5.
| Rev. Theo. Livingstone. pastor Of
the Swedish M. E. church left today
for two weeksH stay at Superior,
Wis, to assist Rev. C. Lund with re-
vival meetings.
The Misses Esther and Hattie
Monson of New London were the
guests Of Mrs. H. N. Hansen today,
enroute for their home after a visit
at Kerkhoven.
Editor W. B. Crosby went to the
cities Sunday to join Mrs. Crosby,
who has been visiting her parents,
for the past week. They returned
home Sunday night.
Harry Strandberg, machinist at
the round house, layed off From work
Monday on account of Mrs. Strand
berg being taken to the hospital to
undergo an operation.
The Misses Leah Stewart, Birdie
Ramsett and Marie Nelson were
charming hostesses at a party given
| at the Nelson home Saturday even.
ing in honor Of the teachers Of the
city schools.
!. Mrs. A. A. Nordstrom was sur
prised by all her children last Thurs.
day afternoon at the home of her SON.
| Isaac Nordstrom, the occasion being
her 81st birthday. A six o'clock sup.
per was served. .-. ....
The Y. P. S. of the Baptist church
enjoyed a sleigh ride party Monday
evening. Before returning home they
drove to the home Of John Mattsor
near Willmar, where an appetizine
supper was awaiting them. Tht
guests numbered forty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Grenager arrived
from Hoffman, MINI, Tuesday, t
l make their home at the Bethesda Oh
Peoples Home. Mrs. Grenager il
very spry and active altho 70 year!
Of age. Mr.. Grenager is an invalit
and has reached 88 years.
Holger Elkjer departed Monda.
{ night for his future home at Hard
J, wick, MINI. Walter Qvale accom-