Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-10-09

LOCAL BkEvlIIS !
Ed. Kiland spent Sunday with Ray
mond friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hanscom spent last
week at Crescent Beach.
Paul Hedin and Samuel Thyden were
Litchfeld visitors Saturday.
Miss Eva sorenson spent Sunday,
guest Of relatives at Litchfeld.
Miss A. Anderson Of Candy visited
with friends in this city over Sunday.
Lewis Buren Of Dallas, Texas, 10 q
guest at the ]. c. Forsberg homo this
week. &,
Rev. J. L. Parmeter returned Monday
from Norris. where he attended the II
e. conference.
| Mrs. J. A. Lindqu1st Of Belgrade ar
rived Monday for q visit 1T the A. r.
Hultberg home. .-r--~.
| Miss Sarah Bluhm departed for
Graceville Tuesday. where she win re-
| main for the winter.
MI. James Schott Of Breckenridge,
| enroute for the Cities, was Willmar
| visitor last Friday.
Mrs. J. II. Taylor entertained several
| lady friends at her home on 5th st. last
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Noland Of Kerkhoven ar
rived Monday for an indefinite visit at
the G. J. Jonicks home.
Mrs. George Sanderson and Mrs. Ed
Woodcock and baby went to Ltchheld
Tuesday for short visit.
Miss Florence Kroona returned to her
home at Kandiyohi Monday. after . brief
visit with W1llmar friends. D..
Miss Carey Elfstrum spent Sunday
with her sisters. Nora and Annie. at st.
Cloud. returning home Monday.
| Miss Maud Herd. Ruth and George
Olson Of Atwater were guests at the
James Sanderson home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson Of Clear
brook, Mimi, were the guests Of Mrs.
Christine Soderling over Sunday.
Miss Sarah TAFT came up from Dia-
mond Lake Monday for a short stay
with her sister, Mrs. Harvey Parkins.
! P. c.. Morrel left for Mankato last
Thursday on business. From there he
will depart for New York for an inded-
mite stay.
Mr.. VIM. Binnish returned from Sup
erior, Wis. where he has been en-
ployed, and left Saturday for a visit at
Sioux City.
Miss Florence Peterson entertained
the young ladies' sewing society Of the
| Presbyterian church at her home Tues
day evening. g.
Misses Hannah ana Tillie 0olberE
of Eagle Lake.-Texas, arrived last
week and will remain here through
out the winter.
Misses Laura and Ella Arthur Of
Spicer returned home Tuesday. having
been the guests of Miss Hattie Stem
son the past week.
Conductor George Miller OF Canada
was in this city on Tuesday looking
after business interests and was the
guest Of Supt McKinnon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Smith and daugh-
ter Ethel autoed to Watertown, s. D..
Friday and were the guests Of their
daughter. Miss Alice, over Sunday.
The many friends Of Mrs. J. F. Bran
ton will be glad to hear thAt she is
improvfng nicely after the serious
Operation which she underwent recent
lily. ~ !: s 3 zs:.:5:ss.'z g. $ p
. Mr. and Mrs. O. Rogstad and Mr..
Richard Krantz. who have been visit
ing friends and relatives In this city
and at Mamre, left for their home In
Wisconsin last Thursday morning.
Fred Norling from Svea left last
Wednesday for Fort Smelling where he
will take Military practice until the
opening Of the Fall term of the Agri-
cultural School. where he enters az Z
junior student.
Mrs. F. =. Danielson and daughter
Betty left Tuesday noon for q short vis-.
it with relatives and friends at Norris.
From there they expect to leave for
Aberdeen, 8. D.. and will visit there be-
fore returning home.
The party that sent us tho budget
Of news entitled Lake Andrew LIMOGES"
will please send his name and address
and we will be glad to publish his news.
We do not desire the name for publica-
, ton, but as an evidence OF good faith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Miller and son
Raymond and Miss Eulalie Payette mo-
tored up from Minneapolis Friday and
called ON Willmar friends until Sunday.
VIM. e. Soderling is assisting Editor
Archer at the Kerkhoven Banner ONCE
this week.
Prof. Briggs of the State Experiment
Station came up Saturday to inspect
the seed corn breeding plot at the Nor
ling farm near Svea- He returned to
the station Sunday and reports the corn
| plot as yielding as good or better corn
than what is raised in southern Minne-
sofa
About fifteen friends pleasantly
surprised Miss Marie vog at her homo
on East Becker Avenue last Monday
evening. Various games were played
and at late hour delicious luncheon
was served. The hostess was presented
| with a useful gift as kind remem-
! brance from her many friends.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Elsie
Il Larson entertained q number OF her
friends at her home on Jessie Street,
/ the event being in honor OF Mr.. and
\ Mrs. Rogstad and Mr.. Richard Krantz
| Of Rice Lake, Wis. The evening waa
spent In a most interesting manner.
Miss Ethel Carlson and Mr.. Krantz en-
4 tertained the guests with vocal and