Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-02-07

Mrs. B. Gustrud of Spicer is visiting
friends in Willmar.
Roy Kemmerson of Litchield spent
Sunday, a guest Of friends here.
Mr.. Peter Hanson of Rosendale spent
Sunday with his brother. H. N. Hansen
Mr.. Enfred Falk left last Monday ev-
ening for an indefinite stay at Spokane
Wash.
Miss Anna Schollin entertained the
Hooligans at her home last Monday ev-
ening.
Miss Alvylda Lundin of Fahlun re.
turned last Monday from visit at Min.
neapolis.
Miss Ida Fehr returned to her home
at Olivia Monday after visit with her
friend, Maebelle Sorenson.
The Missionary society Of the Synod
church will meet with Mrs. M. o. Thorpe
on Tuesday, Feb. 1S, at o'clock.
Mrs. T. O. Tolo returned to her home
at Belgrude Monday af'cr All over Sun
day visit at the home Of M. o. Thorpe.
Jack Dilley Of New London recently
shot large timber wolf in the Green
Lake woods and drew the $1,000 bounty.
Mrs. Mary Odell will return to her
home at Minneapolis tomorrow after q
weeks stay in this city visiting rela-
tives.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Obs
berg entertained at her home at Litch-
field Ave. a few Of her lady friends to
luncheon.
Ed Nelson Of Hancock, Minn., was in
Willmar from Tuesday until Wednes-
day OF last week visiting at the home
Of H. O. Olson.
Nine new members were received into
Sunday morning, eight by letter and one
by confirmation.
Miss Phoebe Paulson has resumed her
duties at the Central Life Office after a
two months vacation spent with rela-
tives in Minneapolis and Cottonwood.
George Whitney, foreman of the Ga
zette Office, who has been confined to
his room at the Central Hotel, by reason
Of a broken ankle, returned to his work
this morning.
MY. Taylor Of Litchfield has been
at work at the court house this week
making a plat Of the State roads Of the
county. The work is for the State High
way commission.
Miss Anna Schollin, a former nurse
at the Bethesda hospital, returned to
Minneapolis yesterday, where she will
resume her duties as private nurse, af-
ter visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Julius Johnson, the grocery merchant
was operated upon for appendicitis at
the Willmar hospital Monday morning
The operation seems to have been, en-
tirely successful and Mr.. Johnson ex-
poets to be able to attend to his busi-
ness again in short time.
Oscar T. Melbostad, who has been en-
ployed by the New London Milling Com
pany for a number of years back, has
severed his connections with this firm
and departed last Friday for Boyd, Min
ncsota, where he will go into the gen.
eral mercantile business in company
with his father. During his sojourn al
W W;llmar he has made a large circle OF
friends who regret to see him leave oul
city but wish him success and prosper.
ity in his new venture.
Mother Josephine and Sister Brandon
Of the st. Paul Catholic Orphans Asy'
lum were in this city Monday anG
brought with them Matthew Frances
a pretty blue-eyed eight months ole
| baby boy to place in the home of Mr.
| and Mrs. D. B. Downs of Kandiyohi
where the little one will no doubt re-
| ceive the best of care and attention
They left for Kandiyohi Tuesday &C
| companied by Mrs. c. B. Downs of Kan
diyohi and mother, Mrs. M. Cody of thi:
city.