Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-03-20
LOCAL BREvTI1H

Supt. Henry Brack spent Sunday ut
st. Paul
Andrew wallin went to Litchheld last
Monday for a few days visit.
Miss Edith olander Of New London,
spent Sunday with relatives and friends
here
Harry Lansing. who is confined to the
Willmar hospital. IL getting along very
nicely. -
Miss Julia Thostenson Of Renvflle is
under medical treatment 1t the Willmar
hospital.
Miss Leah Stewart spent Q couple Of
days last week visiting relatives in the
Twin Cities.
Miss Caroline Moss returned home
Sunday night from weeks visit in the
Twin Cities.
DR.. E. H. Frost and son. Russell,
| spent Saturday in Minneapolis guests
Of relatives.
The F. G. s. club was very nicely en-
/ tertained at the home Of Miss Mathilda
| Johnson last evening.
Miss Hilda Linderholm left yesterday
for Minneapolis. where she Will remain
| for an indefinite time.
Miss Edith westerberg Of syea il
spending few days here with her
aunt, Mrs. NJ. M. Bailey.
Mrs. E. A. Skeen and daughter, Miss
Gold1e, left yesterday for q visit with
relatives at Granite Falls.
Misses Birdie Ramsett and Nora Elf
strum will entertain the st. Agnes at
the Guild Hall this evening.
Miss Anna Hough Of Kerkhoven ar
rived for visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J. F. McLaird.
Christ Ackerman Of the Ackerman &
Co., meat market, departed Saturday to
spend month at Hot Springs, Ark.
Clarence Danfelson underwent an op-
Grafton at the Willmar hospital last
Saturday and is getting along nicely.
Miss Hazel Ostrom Of svea is taking
course in dressmakine at Miss John
sons dressmaking parlors on Third St
Messrs. Ole and Carl Knutson and
Ole Bjorklund departed this morning for
Cut Bank, Mont, in view of taking
claims
Mrs. Goeman, who underwent an op-
GRAFTON at the Willmar hospital, re-
turned to her home at Raymond last
Tuesday.
Thorvold Konstalie Of near wilImar
who was operated on last Tuesday at
the Willmar hospital, is getting along
very nicely.
Frank Wear arrived Monday from St
Paul and accepted the position as tailor
at the J. J. Ekander tailor shop on
Mrs. James Doyle returned to her
home at Darwin. Minn., yesterday, after
a%v1sit at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Andrew Patchell.
The st. Patrick's supper and ball CIV
en- by the A. o. H. last Monday even
ing was success. Phil Haley won the
umbrella which was given away.
Messrs. Ed Elkjer, l. T. Cramer and
Peter Rasmussen, left on the early
morning train yesterday for Cut Bank.
Mont, where they will file on home
steads.
Leonard Bloomquist of Kandiyohi had
his left hand caught and mangled In a
corn shredder last Wednesday. It was
necessary to have the fourth finger am
putated.
Next Sunday night the choir of the
swedish Mission church will make the
service Of special interest by singing
4 couple of their favored songs. All
are welcome.
Miss Alma Halvorson announces her
spring opening Of millinery at her mill
linery store on Fifth street next Sat
urday, March %. Look for her display
ad on page 4.
- T. l. eastman and family arrived to-
lay from Blooming Prairie, Mimi, to
reside on their farm one mile southwest
Of Willmar which they recently purchas-
ed from Fred Baum.
Selmer Berg returned Friday morn {
ing from Cut Bank, Mont, where he
went In view of taking q claim. He
round the land satisfactory and pur-
chased a quarter section.
Ole Orson has named his farm near
the Green Lake outlet "Olesund" in hon
or of his old home locality in Norway.
Mr. Orson came to the county seat Sat
urday and spent Sunday here
Elmer Swanson and family arrived
last week from Altoona, ILL.,, with two
carloads Of stock and personal property.
They have rented the A. p. Adams farm
southwest Of town for the coming year.
Rev: Theo. Livingstone entertained at
dinner Sunday in honor Of the North
Star Bible Glass Of the Swedish N. E
church at the residence Of J. J. Swenson
on Third street. Covers were laid for
ten.
J. S. Robbins left one day last week
for pleasure trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
he Will also visit Other points in the
south before returning home. He ex-
oects to return home about the first OF
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. And. Nordgren and son
from Drayton, N. D.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Nordgren and daughter Of Du-
luth visited at the A. F. Elfstrum home
last week. They left Friday for Ger
Ernest A. Rensted and family arrived
last week from Altoona, Ill. to m.I.
their future homo in this county. having
purchased farm Of $40 acres in section
ID, st. Johns township, thru the Adam.
& Benton Land Co.
Mfss Marie Hanson left Friday for
visit with relatives at Hutchinson.