Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-06-05
LOCAL AND 111So16AI

! DR.. 2. H. Frost was at spicer Monday
on professional call.
Miss Emma Sommerville went to KAN
diyohi for few days visit.
Miss Almeda Hunter Of Anoka is a
guest of Miss Annie Olson this week.
The Misses Jones Of Pipestone are the
guests Of Miss Cora Berkness this week.
p. A. Gunders, of the Pioneer Co., St.
Paul, was q court house visitor yester-
day.
Miss Bertha Modin returned home
Monday from visit with relatives at
Milaca.
Miss Lila Williams of Minneapolis
spent Sunday in this city, guest Of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Of Madelia are
visiting at the home Of their son, A. A.
Anderson.
D. N. Tallman and family moved to
their summer home on Crescent Beach
yesterday. .-. ...
Miss Anna Ryd will entertain the
Sewing Club at her home on Fifth st.
next Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ackerman enter
tanned to dinner last evening in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kulzer.
Rev. and Mrs. K. c. Hinderlie of Can
by, Mimi, are guests at the E. A. Alb
rahamson home near Willmar
Mrs. S. E: Stansberry entertains at
luncheon this afternoon in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. John Kulzer of Washington.
Agent J. D. Parne11 is in the cities
+ this week checking freight bills, per-
! tanning to the G. N. freight Office here.
Mrs. Isabelle Sander enjoyed a visit
from her aunt, Mrs. B. Monsoon of
Clarified, from Monday until Wednes-
day.
| tended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs
Sunday.
and Arthur Oberg of Center City will
spend the. summer in Willmar at the
VIM. Englund home.
Mr. Anton Dale of Minneapolis came
up last Sunday to visit with his cou.
sin, Inga Rondehovde, who has lately
arrived from Norway.
| Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hillstrom arriv.
eo Saturday from ST. Paul and will
spend the summer at the Hanscom cot
| tage at Crescent Beach.
| The Misses Elvera and Lucille Red
lund of Grove City arrived yesterday
| for visit at the home of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Elmquist.
| Mrs. J. r. Loney and son William left
| Friday night for visit with her daugh.
| ter at Lexington, Neb. She will also
visit relatives and friends at Lincoln.
Peter J. Jackson and Miss Marie Mel
son, both Of Irving, were united in mar
| riage at Hawick last Friday, May 81
| by Rev. f. NJ Hanson of New London.
| Miss Ella Feig entertained at hel
home on 1922 Tenth street to a $50 D. m
luncheon in honor of the Misses Jones
| of Pipestone. Covers were laid for sew
len.
home at Green Bush, Mimi, last eve.
ming, after visiting relatives here an6
attending the District Synod conven.
! ton.
Mr.. A. c. Johnson, wife and son, OF
saltwater have been guests at the Emf
P. Bjornberg home during the church
meeting. Mr.. Johnson has returned tt
his work, but his family will remain
here for more extended visit.
| c. H. Walker, proprietor of the Deli
catessen expects his family to come tt
Willmar within a couple aof weeks. His
son Harold arrived here Monday night
from his home at River Falls, Wis.
Mr.. A. P. Anderson of st. Paul, was
a pleasant caller at the Tribune office
today. He will spend day in the north
ern part of the county. He is an Irving
boy who is doing well in the cities.
Mrs. James Sanderson, assisted by
Mesdames Anton Bake and Geo. San
| dersOn, entertaine-. to luncheon a num-
Der of lady friends at her home on Wes
iLitchfield avenue last Wednesday af
ternoon. The guests numbered four
| teen.
| Miss Elaine Dyer, who has been teach
ing music in the public school at Nor
ris, visited at the home of Prof. ant
Mrs. G. A. Foster Saturday and spenr
Sunday at the H. J. Ramsett home. She
left on Monday for her home at Win
dom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Stone left las
Tuesday for st. Paul called there by
IHc ucdlI VI NIL OtOlc . SlSLoT, MIS- y
Hillman. The funeral occurred at thu
deceased's home in st. Paul Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone are expected home
tomorrow.
Roy Landberg has resigned his posi-
ton at the G. o. Sand clothing store
and will leave Friday for a three weeks
visit at his home in Milaca, and will
friends in the cities. He expects tt
commence his duties at the post Office
mere about July 1st
| Paul Hedin, for several months EN-
Iployed for J. H. Virgins & Co., has de
cided to go into the bicycle and repair
business for himself. The stock he re
Icently purchased arrived here last weel
and was moved yesterday to the build
ing opposite the Glarum hotel
Mrs. E. o. Tweet, who has been visit
ing at the Andrew Hedin and Erlandso1
homes for the past month, left thi!
morning for her home at Seattle, Wash
She was accompanied by her cousin
Miss Marie Erlandson, who will enjo.
a months vacation from her duties a
the Leading store.