Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-02-12
LOCAL BREvII1B
s. e. W. Hanson is confined to nis hom
with severe cold.

Dr. and Mrs. J. r. Petersen entertain
ed friends at dinner Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Ackt man entertained the
Silent Club Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, C. Lewis spent Sum
day with friends at Montevideo.
Mrs. F. s. Wanouse Of New. London
was q Willmar visitor yesterday.
Miss Mae Gleason Of Minneapolis il
the guest Of Mrs. Edw. Woodcock.
- DR.. E. H. Frost attended the National
alto show at Minneapolis Monday.
r. Mrs. Geo. sanderson left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis and Rochester.
Miss Gertrude .sandberg spent Sun
day at the Haroldson home in White
field. ~
Lent began Feb. 5th and for the next
six weeks society doings will be very
scarce. .>.s...- =. 81. .s--e -:''.;-
Christ Berg will leave tomorrow night
for Seattle, Wash, and --.er points in
the West, ...-- .-...,.
Mrs. Charles Hilstrom of st. Paul is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Ellingson. =:..
Mrs. r. W. Faley at 413 Tenth street
was hostess to 1S lady friends Tuesday
afternoon, Feb. 4. :
Mr.: ana Mrs. Maxde1d G.. Lewis went
to Minneapolis yesterday to attend the
National auto show.
Miss Barbara Williams at 822 West
L1tchhe1d avenue entertained the "Hool-
igans' Saturday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Frost and two sons
Russell and Charl s, visited at Minne-
apolis during the past week.
Mrs. S. E. Stansberry left yesterday
Tor st. Paul for brief visit at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Oehler
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hanson are re-
Jo1cing over the arrival of a little son
born to them Monday. Feb. 10.
Miss Addie Olson, at 7S9 Marion St.,
ST. Faul' was hostess to large COM
pany of friends last Thursday evening,
]. A. Smith Of St. Paul, supervising
agent for the Singer Sewing Machine
Co.. was at Willmar Monday and Tues
day.
Albert Odel1 returned to the ''U' last
Wednesday after weeks visit with his
parents here. Senator and Mrs. c. W.
Odell.
Mrs. Albin Carlso~ of Benson was in
this city Sunday, on her return from
Portland, Oregon, where she visited
sister.
Mrs. Oscar A. Orred of Spicer was in
this city Monoay, on her way to Mime
apol1s for visit wit hrelatives and
1r1ehos. @sSz<=z d. -
Mrs. Anton Bakke at 4I3 .5th street
entertaineu the Young Ladies' Sewing
Society of the Presbyterian church last
evening.
Ole Beck from Pompkins, Canada, is
visiting at the s. E. Magnuson home,
and. with other relatives and friends in
this city.
A. A. Anderson returned yesterday
from Paxton and Chicago, ILL.,, for which
place he left a week ago to transact
business.
Miss Gladys holland of Kerkhoven
came to Willmar yesterday for a visit
at the home Of her coosln, Mrs George
Jonicks.
Miss Abbie Edgren very nicely enter
aimed the clerks of the Leading store
at her apartments on Third street last
Tuesday evening. Feb. 4th.
The Misses Dora, Emma and Ida
johnson, Charles and Melvin Johnson
enjoyed a Sunday visit at the Elmer
Johnson home in Kandiyohi.
Miss Marie Hoglund, who is suffering
from a painful attack of rheumatism,
expects to leave .ne latter part of this
week for Hot Surings, Ark
Frank Dolan ant Miss Cena Dolan re-
turned to their home at Danvers. Mon
day, after being Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Haley
The Musical given at the Presbyterian
church Monday evening was very fine.
The attendance was not as good as ex-
pected, owing to the cold weather.
Little Miss Beatric, sandbo celebrat-
ed her sixth birthday last Monday af-
ternoon by inviting several little tots
to spend the afternoon from 2 to S.
The Misses Elenore and Julia Young
| berg returned Saturday from the cities.
I where they spent several days purchas-
| ing their new spring line of millinery.
Mrs. H. J. Ramsett at AL Fourth St.
| entertains a larg company of ladies
/ this afternoon. Misses Birdie Ramsett
and Norma Reuss entertain this eve
ming.
The Commercial hotel is again under
| going improvements. Landlord Nick
elson wants the very best he can get
for his ever-increasing number of
guests. -,
Mrs. Harry Ekdahl pleasantly enter
tanned the Philathea class of the Bap-
tist church Monday evening. After q
short business session, a social evening
was spent. ~.
Fred Olson, .5ho has held the position
as relief agent at the Great Northern
depot at South Shore, S. D., is here Wis
iting friends. Mr.. Olson will not return
to South Shore. :" - ~ :
DR.. and Mrs. s. ]. Branton went to
Minneapolis yesterday for a brief visit
at the home Of Mrs. Branton's parents
Judge and Mrs. brown, and also will
attend the National auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hustad and little
daughter, Martha Of Mason, Ohio. on
their/way to their new home at Mar.
L S1ldAs MAA1l.s were Suuudy SueSt1 VI
Rev. and Mrs. Lou Wallace Gade.
The friends OF Miss Addie Olson OF
st. Paul, will be pleased to hear thai
she will again return to :Willmar IL
March for the ...4rd season as trimmer
at the Youneoers sisters, millinery.
i Invitations have been issued by Dr.
and Mrs. g. D. Forssell for large par
1 .T,-s M a
! members Of the Philathea d. "A. and tn
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