Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-10-29

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l.. Benton spent several days
last week visiting in Hawick.
Emil Linn is the new salesman
ct the Willmar Cooperative Store.
Miss Rose Ogren left Saturday
for q brief visit In the twin cities.
DR.. J. r. Petersen OF Minneapolis,
lsspent Saturday in Willmar on bust
ness.
Attorney Chas. Johnson made a
business trip to spicer, Tuesday Of
last week. . ... IN.
Mrs. G. w. Johnson left Saturday
for Pennock for visit with her son
and family. .=. II. :5 ....s . Ms. 8=
Mrs. Chas. Hilstrom Of St. Paul
arrived Thursday for a visit with rel
atives here.
Miss Mary Bruggers visited from
Friday until Sunday night with Mar
shall friends.
Profs. A. G. Peterson and G. S.
Harstad left Saturday for Benson to
spend Sunday. * r.: Il I. !. 81 &. B
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
was nicely entertained by Mrs. VIM.
Benson on Oct. %. y -
Mrs. Ben Halverson of Norway
Lake, visited relative sin Willmar a
few days last week. ii. II
Miss Gertrude Porter, who teach
es at Montevideo spent Sunday at her
parental home here. \.
! Miss Ema Olson came down from
Litchfield Saturday, to be the guest
Of Miss Lois Sander. s"%
Il Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Peterson Of
: Benson spent Sunday at the latter's
parental home, j. B. Boyd.
The Misses Kathryn Tiez and
, | Nellie Hyer spent Sunday at their
parental home at Raymond.
}, Mrs. E F.. Burns and two daugh
: tiers, Beatrice and Marguerite, left
Friday for visit in Darwin.
) Andrew Peterson and wife left
j for Fosston last Thursday, for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Elkjer.
u Miss Anna Christensen oil
r Paynesville spent from Friday until
: Saturday, a guest of Miss Martha
Olson. E
t Mrs. N. o. Nelson left Thursday
Y for Minneapolis to spend a week Wis
4 iting at the homes of a brother anC
a sister.
Mrs. Fred Walker of Benson ar
Y rived Saturday for a visit at the
:. home of her daughter, Mrs. j. E
Johnson.
k Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E.. Monson an(
: little daughter, Helen of New Lon
a don, made an auto trip to Willmal
last Friday. -
e Mrs. Albin Carlson of Benson
|, spent the weekend visiting her sis
T. ter, Miss Elsie Hess and also c. B
Carlson and family. ~ #.
~ Miss Constance Ring of Grow
l. City arrived in Willmar Saturday TO
j. a visit at the homes of G.. H. Stevens
and P. E. Parson. -.
S Mrs. P. H. Kielty and son, Edwin
j. and Miss Wayne O'Donnell left Fri
e day for an over Sunday visit witt
relatives in DeGraff.
l. DIR. Allen Sather came up from
y Fosston last week, to see his brother
e Frank, who sustained serious injurie
in the foot ball game. : >:..::z~~. j.
,r Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Lee of Cyrus
f. Mimi, returned to their home las
s. week from an over Sunday visit wit
their daughter, Mrs. Gudrum Cappe
len.
it Ernest Johnson, who has spen
3, some time in Canada, visited severa
y days at his home here last week. H
r left Wednesday night for Worthing
ton, Mimi. =:
VI Mrs. r. H. Burns and little sol
r, arrived last Thursday from Ashland
o Ore, for an extended visit with he
). sisters, Mrs. Albin Carlson Of Ben
son, and Miss Elsie Hess of this city
vi Miss Emma johnson was hostes
a to company of eight young ladie
n last Friday evening, Oct. IL. TIL
+ honored guests were a sister, Mis-
y Dora Johnson, and Mrs. Henry F
Dean, both of Minneapolis. ii.
# J. J. Ekander the tailor moved hi
s. stock last Thursday to his buildin,
g. on Fourth street. E. T. Sandbo pur
s chased the lot and building and ex
e poets to erect a handsome structur,
r next year. Fritz Carlson has take1
n possession of the building just vacat
S ed, to be used for his confectioner,
s buiness during the winter months.
d A Washington and Montana Exhi
Y bition car passed through here las
n Saturday, (Oct. 49,. In it were al
x ranged the products of the two states
d Bundles of ]. ]. Hills first priz'
e wheat, corn, and oats decorated TIL,
II ceiling. The fruit was preserved il
2 large glass jars arranged on shelve
s.. on either side Of the aisle. Small bin
i. contained samples OF grain. s.2s
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