Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-10-08
Seattle, Wash, who has spent some
time visiting in Chicago.

Seattle, Wash, who has spent some
time visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Edw. Woodcock and little
daughter, Louise Dealtry and Mrs. J.
L. Dougherty spent yesterday visiting
the formers mother at Darwin.
i The Misses Minnie Berg and
Ethel Govig, who teach in the town.
ship Of Irving visited at their res
pective homes in this city Sunday.
Work on the splendid new struc-
ture Of D. N. Tallman on corner of
Litchfield avenue and Fifth street is
progressing rapidly. The basement is
completed.
Miss Emma Cederstrom of Kan
diyohi, accompanied by her brother,
Roy, left Willmar Friday for Mime
apolis, where the former will undergo
another surgical operation.
Jos. o. Estrem and his daughter,
Edith and sons, William and Malcolm
autoed to Detroit, Minnesota, last
week for a visit with Dr.. and Mrs.
Carl o. Estrem of that city.
Mrs. VIM. Larson of Svea, who
was operated upon at the Willmar
hospital recently, was able to leave
the hospital this week, and is visiting
at the home of Andrew Peterson.
Master Anselm Nelson was able
to leave the Willmar hospital and re-
!! turn to his home at Hancock last
Thursday, having recovered from an
operation performed two weeks ago.
Jacob Brewer has sold his farm
in Section s, Town Of tennessee and
is advertising an auction to be held
Monday, Oct. 20. Mr.. Brewer may de-
eide to become resident of Willmar-
H. A. Chandler returned to his
home at Minneapolis Friday from a.
pleasant two weeks visit at the home
of Engineer John McHugh and family.
! Mr.. Chandler is cousin of Mr.. Nc
| Hugh.
The marriage of Mr. August Lind
gren and Miss Emma Gulbrandson,
both of Pennock, will occur at the
home of the formers brother, Axel
Lindgren at Pennock on Saturday,
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Rev. ]. N. Andersen will be at
Benson next Sunday forenoon to take
part in the dedication exercises of a
church near that place. He will be
back to conduct the evening service
at the Synod church here. .>..~.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Aas and Miss
Nell Qualseth returned to their home
at Petersberg, Neb., yesterday from
a weeks visit at the home of Mrs. 1.
I. Berg and daughters. They also Wis
tied relatives in Minneapolis. ~ {.
Mrs. Martin Sorenson Of Milaca Is
expected the latter part Of the week
for visit with her daughter, Miss
Esther Sorenson. During her stay
here she will be entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Kent.
| Miss Alyda Danens has resigned
her position at DR.: Mantor's Office and
leaves today for Hancock, where she
will visit with relatives and friends,
:: before leaving for St. Louis, Mo-,
where she expects to spend the win.
ter. . $50
i Mr.. and Mrs. William Benson en-.
tertained as their house guests Sun.
day, Mr.. w. Leidman and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Anderson and son, Harold,
and Miss Amanda Johnson, all OF
Grove City. They made the trip by
auto.
Swan Edlund, the old well Unknown
Willmar resident and lay reader fol
the Swedish Lutheran Separatist
church, left this morning for trip
to Spokane, Wash, where he will Wis.
it with his son, Edward. II he likes
the western country he may decide to
remain there for the winter.
Master Maurice Benson Is re.
i ported to be Ill at his home this week
DIR. Martin Stalland the st. Paul
i dentist, came by auto last Friday and
visited at the home Of his cousin
Ludwig Ellefson In this city until
SISunday. DR.. Stalland Is former
!, Willmar resident, well known here.
and Mrs. Thomas McGraw=o q