Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-06-18

Ella Swenson who left last week to
attend the Baptist church confer
once held at Fergus Falls, are spend
ing this week visiting relatives at
Battle Lake. s.
Miss Agnes Taylor, who has been
ia guest at the home Of her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox at Hillcrest
Farm, left yesterday for Brecken-
ridge before returning to her home
at Adrian, MINI.
Mrs. S. B. Chaplin very nicely en-
tertained at her home Monday eve.
ming complimentary for her two nice
es, the Misses Erma and Jane Les
lie Of Independent, Kas. Covers
were laid for twenty.
Rev. Theo. Livingstone, Arthur
Magnuson, liver Thompson and Ruth
Carlson left today as delegates to
the Epworth League convention of
the Swedish M. e. church held at At
las, Wis, this week.
Rev. E. L. Erickson of Ambrose,
N. D., was a guest at the home Of his
brother, J. c. Strand on. Sunday. He
was enroute for his home, after be-
ing in attendance at the Free Luth-
eran annual meeting.
Tomorrow is the Cooperative Pic
mic at Assembly Park. Gov. Eber-
hart has promised to be here in the
afternoon, also Mr.. J. A. Wye Of the
Weekly St.. Paul Dispatch. There
will be a big attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Taylor ani
daughter, Alberta and son Richard
| left last Wednesday night for a tri1
| West. Mr.. Taylor is a delegate tt
the Train Dispatcher's Associatio,
held at Los Angeles, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floren F. Hanes ant
three children, Charles, Lester ant
Winnifred, are expected this weel
from Seattle, WASH, for an extend
ed visit at the home Of Mrs. Hanes
mother, Mrs. Isabel Sander.
| Misses Emma Johnson, Him;
Englund, Esther Lawson, Hazel Elm
Iquist and Amy Fridlund were among
! the many WilImar people who attend
] ed the Luther League convention o
1 the Bethel church at New Londo1
Sunday.
II Harold Walker, who is attending
| the "U" at Madison, Wis, taking VI
the Agricultural course, came HON
| Saturday to spend his vacation. Hi
brother, Lester Walker Of St. Pau
accompanied him for an over Sun
day visit.
II E. M. Hanson Of this city and job
llNelson Of Lake Andrew autoed t
| Graceville yesterday to be in attend
ance at the formers sisters (Mis
| Julia Hanson) wedding, which oc
! ours at the brides home near Grace
| vile today.
II Several citizens from Minneot
| were in the city yesterday enrout
for Mountain, N. D., to attend tn
| annual meeting of the Iceland
church Synod. Rt. Rev. B. B. ions
| son, the president of the Synod, wa
/ in the party.
II Rev. and Mrs. H. O. Lee of Sisse
| ton, S. D., who have been visiting a
Mrs. Lees parental home, C. Peder
son, left for their home on Monday
| Rev. Lee has also been in attendant
| at the Synod church conference hel
| at Minneapolis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Quarnstrom Of Hal
stad, MIMI, are guests at the home
Of Mrs. Quarnstrom's sisters, Mes
danes Emma Miller and 0. P. Ric'
They expect to spend the summe
months at the Miller cottage 8
Green Lake Beach.
| hev. Ed. Struxness Of Nome, \
D., spent couple of days last wee
with his brother and family, Pro
Struxness. Rev. Struxness accom-
panied by his brother left Wednesda
to attend the Synod church confer
ence held at Minneapolis.
M. J. Granquist, who left recent
to spend year at his old home :
Mockfjard, Sweden, was heard fro
at Liverpool. The ship in which h
crossed the Atlantic was delayed
fogs and was obliged to change il
course by reason of ice-bergs.
Mr.. E. J. Larsen, formerly of Ir,
ing township, was in the graduatir
class in the College Of Law at tt
State University this year, and no
has the sheepskin which makes hi
an attorney at-law. We have NJ
Learned where he expects to hang h
single.
/ Mrs. Aaron Erickson of Minot.