Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-16
LOCAL BREV TIES

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a little son was born Mr.. and.
I Mrs. Harry Otos last week.
George Brogren has accepted a
position in the new shoe store on 4th
street. .=.=..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. O. johnson are
the proud parents Of little dangh-
ter, born to them the 9Th. .=s.
Paul Hedin has accepted posi-
ton just vacated by Lawrence Miller
as chauffeur at the State Farm.
The first picnic Of the season is
being enjoyed by a number Of the
public school teachers at Homewood
park this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holmberg en- :
tertained number Of their friends
last evening, it being the first birth
day anniversary Of their daughter,
! Margery.
Mrs. II. N. Hansen entertained a
number Of her friends last Saturday
afternoon in honor Of the first birth
day anniversary Of little Helen Ma
RE Hansen and Margery Holmberg.
The building Of the handsome new
residence Of Ed. Sandbo, proprietor
Of the Delmonico, was begun last
week on the lot on corner Of Eighth
street and West Litchfeld avenue.
The Misses Elenore and Julia
Youngberg entertained last Sunday
afternoon at a o'clock dinner. The
guests Of honor were the Misses JON
netta Aim, Addie Olson and Alma
Halverson.
The Willmar Tribune has printed
the annual financial statement Of
the City Of Willmar in pamphlet
form, convenient for reference. IF
you want one, ask for it before the
supply is exhausted.
Mr.. Philip Gates, on his recent trip
to New York, had occasion twice to
hear the singing Of Mile. Inga Orner
in that city. He is very enthusiastic
over the chance to again hear her at
Willmar- next Tuesday night.
Miss Susan Marskoel Of Waverly,
enroute for Montana, visited Miss
Margaret Marshall, a few days last
week. She expects to return within
a month, when she will remain at the
Marshall home for q longer visit
The property owned BY P.L. John
son at 604 Litchfeld avenue was sold
at a good consideration last week.
The auction Of the household goods
held last Saturday was largely at
tended and everything sold well.
The Peters Investment Company
Of Elmore, Mimi, has opened
branch Office at Willmar to be main
tanned during the summer months.
They are located in the old Rasmus-
son barber shop building on Pacific
avenue.
Miss Nora johnson has resigned
her position in the cloak and suit de-
partment Of Peterson & Wellin's De-
partment Store, and will be suc-
ceeded by Miss Betty Pearson. Miss
johnson has held the position for
number Of years.
Elmer Eckman Of New London
came to Willmar yesterday and
spent last evening with his friend,
Adolph Berglund. He went to Nam.
re today for a brief visit with his
sister, Miss Ethel Eckman, who is
very i'll at the Jonas Johnson home.
Tuesday afternoon, April 8, at the
home Of Mrs. A. A. Adams, Madame
Pinney was given pleasant sur
prise on the anniversary Of her birth
day, by the members Of the Eyelet
| Club and few other immediate
friends. Cut flowers with a useful
gift was presented the guest Of hon
or. ...=.===
Little Anna Lucille Sanderson gave
la pretty birthday party on her sixth
l birthday anniversary last Thurs.
4 day afternoon to twenty Of her lit
tie friends. In the dining room,
i where an elaborate luncheon was
served, the decorations were yellow
! jonquils and white. The table was
8 centered with large birthday cake
lighted with candles. The favors.
4 were miniature lighted candles. Jolly
games were played. Before return.
J, ing home each little guest received
J, a toy watch as souvenir Of the oc-.
s casion.
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