Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-04-03

Miss Emma Cederstrom Of Kanli-
yohi spent Sunday at the A. WestEr-
berg home. She returned home VS.
terday.
Sigvold Olson and sister, Miss Ma
belle, very nicely entertained a nun
Der of their friends at their home last
Friday evening.
Fred Olson, night operator at he
G. N. station, left Monday for WEB
ster City, Iowa, to spend Easter at
his home there.
Christ Peterson left today for
Chicago, ILL.,, where he will spe nd
Easter at the home of his son, Jens
Peterson and family.
Mrs. Julius Holland and children,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends here, departed yesterday for
their home at Benson. I
Walter Maakestad of the Luther
Seminary Of St. Paul is spending bis
Easter vacation at the home of g.
Ellefson near Willmar. |
Miss Louise Holme returned to
her home at Hanley Falls Monday
night, from an over Sunday visit at
the O. A. Sandven home.
Miss Sophia Peterson, nurse at the
Bethesda hospital. is taking vaca-
tion this week and Mrs. j. w. Ost-
1und is taking her place. =.
Mrs. C. A. Nelson and little daugh-
ter left on Monday for Minneapolis,
where they expect to remain week
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. B. F. Miller and two children
Miss Myrtle and Lloyd, wen t to Min
neapolis yesterday to spend Easter
guests Of relatives and friends.
Oliver Elfstrum was take m to the
Bethesda hospital the latter part oil
the week very i'll with an attack OF
pneumonia. He is now doing very
nicely.
The many friends of Miss Amy
Mattson will be glad to hear that the
operation she underwent at the Beth.
esda hospital yesterday proved sue.
cessful.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Luke's
church will meet at Parish House
Thursday, April 4, from 9:3O thru.
out the day, to finish up work fol-
Easter sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. P. Wangsness o1
Pennock, were in Willmar YESTERDAY
to meet the formers niece, Miss Alice
Hatlestad, of Cottonwood, who viii
visit them during Easter.
Miss Bertha Emberland of Pen.
mock was a guest of friends in Will.
mar Sunday. She left Monday fo1
Minneapolis, where she expects tt
remain for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bjorsell en-.
tertained large company Of friends
to a four course 6 o'clock dinner Al
their home on Mason street last Sun.
day evening. Covers were laid fo1
twenty one.
The Little Helpers Of the Baptis
church will celebrate their 22nd an
niversary by giving a social, April 16
A program will be given, after which
refreshments will be served. Every
body welcome.
Masters Murl and Glenn Robertson
Of Cottonwood, enroute for Mime
apolis to spend their Easter vacation
with relatives, were guests Of thei,
aunt, Miss Phoebe Paulson, from Fri
day until Saturday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Anderson lef
yesterday for Minneapolis to visi
their daughter, Mrs. Axel Nelson
Mr.. Anderson will return in a few
days, but Mrs. Anderson expects t,
remain there for some time and will
take medical treatment.
Mrs. Samuel Nelson is now at tn
Willmar hospital where she under
went serious operation last Mon
day. The host Of friends of Mr.. an(
Mrs. Nelson will be pleased to learr
that the operation has been success.
full and that Mrs. Nelson is doing as
we'll as can be expected.
Chairman of County Commission
ers johnson and County Auditor Feie
were at Atwater looking after mat.
tiers pertaining to the county poor
Peter A. Nelson, who has had charg,
Of the county poor for the last tire,
wears, has resigned and the poo
house will now be moved to the build
ing known as the old North Star Ho
tel building, with Mrs. Matilda Skog
>lund in charge as overseer. It is ex
pected that the transfer will be made
this week.