Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
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the Round House.
IS. Miss Elna Swenson has accepted.
a$position at, DR.. Il. p. Frost's office. !.
Dellmar johnson Of Lake Lillian
was q Willmar visitor last Thursday.
.8 Miss Laura Elefson has accepted
opposition at the Z. A. Tjosyold mus
ic store.
Miss Bertha Modine left Monday
for@M illaca, where she has secured a.
position. E. .5 .=s
Ernest Berries Of the Boston Cam.
=dy Kitchen, was a Pennock visitor
yesterday.
VIM. Frederickson Of Minneapolis !
Was.in Willmar last evening guest.
Of relatives. 81.
Miss Ida Johnson spent Sunday at &
the home of her brother and family
in Kandiyohi.
Miss Mabel Olson entertained rela-
.tives to luncheon at her home last
Friday evening.
E. $ Miss Hilma Englund is absent from
her duties at the Leading store on
account Of illness. .z=s.
Miss Eva E. Sorenson, Normal
teacher is back to her duties from a /.
several days illness.
Mrs. "a. G. Schrieber was called to
Austin last Thursday by the news Of
the sudden death Of brother.
. Smith Botnen is back to his duties
as cigar maker at the Person Cigar
Factory from several weeks ILL.
ness.
Mrs. A. III. Locke returned home
Saturday night from a couple Of
weeks visit with relatives In the twin
cities:
Master Harold Youngberg enter
tanned few Of his friends to lunch.
con Sunday afternoon, in honor of
his eighth birthday.
Miss Esther Satterlee, who is at
tending the Willmar Seminary left to-
day to spend her Easter vacation at
her home in Monteyideo.
Sigval Olson and Clarence Dam
ielson. will leave Saturday to spend
Easter. Sunday il the cities, guests Of
William Danielson and family. g.
Miss Ruth johnson, formerly Of
Wilmar, but late ..of Saltwater, has
accepted a position as stenographer
at the Kandiyohi County Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Rowell and
three youngest children departed the
latter part Of the week for a several
months trip to Washington D. C.
A pleasing program Of music and
other features: was rendered at the
Musical given at the Presbyterian
church last evening. "A large crowd
was present. .s
At the home Of. Miss Della Peter
son on First street Monday evening,
the Alpha Delta class Of the Baptist
church very nicely entertained the 3:
ID. X. class: =.s=...:zz.
E. r. Fairbanks returned home
Saturday from Scribner, Neb., called
there by the death Of his mother-in-
law Mrs. Fairbanks and baby will
return home later. S
Miss Hannah Ingevald was able
to resume her duties at the New York
Department store the latter part Of .
the week from a several days i'll
ness with lagrippe.
. Billy Nelson, passenger brake
man on the w llmar &. Sioux Falls
division, has taken the position dur
| ing the spring and summer months
as engineer on the pile driver:
zEnock Lindqusist Of Paxton, ILL.,,
has accepted a position at the G. @ ].
Sand clothing store. Some months
Iagos Mr.. Lindquist was in charge Of
/ the Sand clothing store at Milaca.
Miss Nora Elfstrum, 4O7 Jessie ST.
| entertained at four course Z o'clock.
diner last Thursday. evening q hdMor.
Of Miss Mollie Westerberg Of Crook
ston. Covers were placed for ten.
st. Patrick Day social and sup
| per given BY the ladies Of. the ST..
Mary's Catholic church al. the Carl 8
lson hall Monday evening, proved 6
success and was largely attended.
"a neat sum Of money was realized.
IS Miss Ida Olson entertained q com
pany Of her young lady friends to g
dress up party at her home last eve
ming AS a surprise the guests brot
With them many gifts 81 Ct comp ELEMENTARY
Is Miss Olson, bride Of the near
future
Phillip Hanson, a former Willmar
boy, now residing at Russell, MIMI
spent Monday sin, N llmar . guest sc.
friends. He was 81. his way to tho.
Pacific coast. he find IS 8 suitable.
llocations he will rom ain out west per
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