Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-05-21
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MISS Norma Reuss spent Sunday at
Hanley Falls. *s I
Or. p H. Frost made professional
visit to Roscoe today. 3sss *
Miss NettieS Knutson has returned to
her home at Burbank. =s: 1t Is. " :&
Mrs H. B. Lidstone returns to her
home at Wahpeton today. = 4. Il
Engineer A. N. Baldwin is the owner
|of fine Oakland touring car. a.
Mrs. A. D. Campbell and children left
today for visit in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Thomas Olson Of Raymond Wis
tied friends in Willmar this week. s.;.
Four candidates were Initiated into
the Royal Neighbor lodge last evening.
Fred Larson is the proud owner Of
handsome "a h. p. Hudson touring car.
Mrs HI. H. Mcdonald and son return
ed Saturday from her visit in the Twin
Cities. ~
G. A: Itskin Of the Electric Short
Line Company, was in the city last
Friday. AZ .E..-. =
Miss Elenore Hogan left yesterday
for couple Of weeks visit at her par
entail home in Benson. 80
A number Of high school students
enpoyed a marshmallow toast on Foot
Lake Island last evening. i
zMesdames s. e. Stansberry and J. D.
Parnell underwent successful opera
tons at the Hillcrest hospital at Mime
apolis yesterday. S.'-.. 49,.
A shower is to be given this evening
by the Misses Ethel Baker and Edith
TAFT in compliment to Miss Rose K.
Breher, a bride Of the near future. 7
Proprietor Fred hasten of the Ideal
Bakery is making a handsome improve
ment by the installation Of a new oven
Of 500 loaves capacity at one baking.
Miss Florence Lundgren of st. Paul,
Minnesota entertained thirty-six Of her
friends at a party last Friday night,
May 9Th, in honor of Miss Blanche Bjor-
sell. **
A number of young people will 60 to
Litchfield this evening to attend priv
ate dancing party, to be given under
| the auspices Of the Oden Club in that
city.
Mrs. F. H. McNees and two children
are visiting in the state of Wisconsin,
and have been for several weeks past.
They were expected home the first of
May, but on account of the illness of
] Miss Blanche was unable.
! The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Presbyterian church enjoyed a picnic
supper in the church parlors last eve
ming. The picnic was to have been at
| the chautauqua grounds, but owing to
| the cold weather was held in the church.
sophus and Esther Larson, Mildred
and Amy Severinson delightfully."- enter
tanned at lawn party at the Larson
home on "A' street Monday evening.
The lawn was beautifully decorated
with jack-o'- lanterns and the guests
numbered sixty.
| Mrs. Phelps and baby of Kansas City,
Mo-, arrived here last week for an ex-
tended visit with her father, Ole Erick-
son Of Spicer and sisters, Mesdames S.
Holland Of Benson and E. Odell and
s.: Berkness of this city. Mrs. Phelps
| will be remembered here as Miss Mary
Erickson.
Mrs. o. A. Norman entertained at an
afternoon luncheon Tuesday afternoon
of last week in honor of her guest, Mrs.
H. A. Norman Of New England, N. D.,
who leaves this week accompanied by
her little daughter, Elizabeth, for a two
months visit at the formers parental
home at West Union, Ohio.
DR.. E. Wanner returned yesterday
from Phoenix, Ariz., to which place he
| left several weeks ago to accompany
his brother, William Wanner to their
home in Township of Holland. Mr.. Wan
| ner left early last fall for Arizona for
! the benefit of his health, and his many
| friends regret to learn that his health
has not improved.
lions as manager Of the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company. The latter part
of this month Mr.. Chesley and family
will leave for Mankato to locate. The
Virgins Flat on Fifth street, their
| residence, has been rented to II. r.
| Green and family Of Pipestone.
Grover Krumsick Of Minneapolis is
visiting friends and relatives in Will
| mar this week. Mr.. Krumsick will be
| remembered as the unfortunate young
man who sustained the loss Of both of
his legs in the railroad yards here on
the 18th Of July last year. He was
making his headquarters here employ
ed as fireman on the Great Northern
Railroad. Mr.. Krumsick has now the
use Of artificial limbs and is able to get
along nicely with the aid Of a crutch
During the electric storm Sunday