Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-03-13

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Miss Sluka of svea underwent IN OPP
GRAFTON at the Bethesda hospital this
morning.
DR.. p. c.. Davidson Of Clara City
made professional call at Willmar last
Thursday.
Miss sybil Sullivan is the guest OF
friends and relatives In Minneapolis
this week.
Mrs. j. F. Vein and children arrived
yesterday from Renville for q visit with
relatives here.
Miss Hilma Englund win entertain
the Sewing Club at her home on Second
street next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. E. Frost will entertain the
field avenue Saturday afternoon.
Mrs: Hans Berger and children of
Raymond spent yesterday in Willmar
guests at the Rev. c. Sullivan home.
Miss Nellie Botnen went to Pennock
Friday for an over Sunday visit at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. E. L. Thorpe.
Miss Ruth Sanderson pleasantly en-
tertained number of her young friends
at her home on Litchf1eld avenue last
evening.
Mr.: and Mrs. Gust Soldering enter
tanned a few of their friends to dinner
at their home on Campbell Avenue last
Thursday.
A fine Musicale is arranged for Mar.
20, at the First M. E. church. An en-
joyable evening for all music and song
lovers. Tickets Csc.
Brakeman A. r. Friedrich Of the w
and S. F. Div, who has been very Ill
with pneumonia at the Bethesda hospital
was able to resume his duties Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid of the First NJ E.
church have an assortment Of aprons
to be sold in connection with their East
er supper at Carlson's hall, March 20.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
NJ. p. church will meet at the church in
the afternoon Of March 20. Lunch Will
be served from 4 until $40 p. m. Ev-
erybody cordially invited.
Einar and George Brogren entertain
ed a company Of young folks at their
home on Seventh street last Sunday af-
ternoon. At o'clock dinner was served
The guests numbered twelve
G. L. Reilly, State Deputy Of the NJ
w. A., arrives today to visit the Will
mar camp. He will give lecture this
evening, his subject being Modern
Woodmen of America Rate Question"
Deputy E. B. Powers accompanies him.
The B. B. club Of the NJ. E. church
| will serve a st. Patrick's coffee Cor teal
| all day Saturday (next), the 18th in the
store building formerly occupied by the
Berg & Sorenson Co., corner 5th and
Litchfield. Everybody invited to lunch
at any time.
| P. c. Peterson Of the firm Of Peter
son & Wellin, who underwent success
| ful operation for appendicitis at the
Willmar hospital last Thursday. was
able to sit up this morning. His many
| friends In this city hope to see our
| worthy merchant up and around soon.
Mrs. John Holmdahl, who has been
| visiting her sister. Mrs. M. johnson here
| for the past week, left yesterday for
New London, for q short visit before
| returning to her home at Norway Lake.
Selmer Berg left yesterday morning
| for Cut Bank, Mont, in view Of taking
claim If he finds the land satisfactory
A long distance message was received
Monday morning by the relatives OF Ar
thur Swenson. who is attending the "U''
at Evanston, ILL.,, stating that he was
in the hospital in that city suffering
| from a serious attack Of pneumonia.
His father. J. J. swenson, left on the
| noon train for Evanston. Arthur's many
friends are hoping for his speedy and
| complete recovery.
The Senior class play Of the Willmar
| high school entitled, Thompson Of the
| Varsity" given at the opera house last
Friday evening, was very well attended
and one of the best ever given in this
| city. It showed decided talent and care
full training. Each act was received with
great applause and the audience was
| very much pleased
Rev. J. R. Davies. pastor Of the Meth
| odist church. Litchheld, win preach and
hold the Second Quarterly Conference,
at First Methodist church this city,
next Thursday night. Everybody vel
come Rev. Davies is well known here
anu Will no dou0t nave 4 large Congre-
cation. even on week night Service
begins at 500 o'clock.
c. L. Roske. the new owner Of the
William Englund farm. has named the
place The Wagonga Farm It IL
named for the lake near which the farm
is located. At the suggestion Of the cd
itor he had the name spelled q II should
be, Wagonsa. Since the history Of KAN
diyohi county was printed, We have
learned that the spelling OF the mar.
Waconda is wrong. The Dakota vor
meaning grass lake II wasonxa John
Olson Of the township of Willmar haa
named his farm "Arbor Hill.'.
Albert johnson Of Lake Lillian v..
the fortunate winner OF the 30 horae
power. four door, e. II F., five pa.sen-
ger touring car given away by the Daily
News. He is very jubilant over winning
the contest and has been receiving the
congratulations Of his friends. He nm
ished with more than one million votes
to spare over his nearest competitor.
who was North Dakota man The car
arrived ct Willmar Monday ana ~
taken to Handy's garage, 10 avait the